Resource Report

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Interim Executive Director Andrea Heisel and Thurston Regional Manager Victoria Harmon of Timberland Regional Library.

Olympia Branch: 313 8th Ave. SE

Call: 360-352-0595

Visit website for information on all five county branches: https://trl.org

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Tye Gundel, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Olympia Mutual Aid Partners (OlyMap).

Visit: https://www.olymap.org

Call: 360-515-3202

Walk-Up Services: 12-3pm, Mon-Fri

Donation Drop Off: 11am-3pm

Located at: First Christian Church, across from Franklin Street Harm Reduction (purple building)

701 Franklin Street SE

Olympia, WA 98501

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Natalie Coblentz, President and Creative Director of Capital City Pride.

Visit: https://capitalcitypride.net

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Dan and Rebekah Meteer of Hub City Mission and Bethel Church in Centralia.

Visit: https://www.bethel-church.com

Call: 360-748-0119 Mon-Thurs 8:30am-4:30pm

Bike Shop: 10am-2pm Tues & Sat

Table Ministry: Tues 11am-12:30pm

Pantry: 2nd & 4th Sat each month

In Centralia: 413 N. Tower Ave.

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Samantha Burtch, Secretary of the League of Women Voters of Thurston County.

Visit: https://lwvthurston.org

Call to Register to Vote: 360-786-5408

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Bobby, L, and B of Olympia Food Not Bombs.

Instagram: @olyfnb

Email: [email protected]

Venmo: @foodnotbombsoly

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with TraeAnna Holiday, Communications Director of the Washington State Office of Equity.

Website: https://equity.wa.gov/

Email: [email protected]

Call: 360-902-3335

TTY Relay: 711

Host Michaela presents their interview with Chris Hyde, centering the episode around the Food Source Foundation.

Find meals MWF from 6-7pm at State & Washington across from the Olympia Transit Center.

Find meals on Fridays from 5-6pm at Peace Lutheran Brethren Church located at 2242 Friendly Grove Rd NE in Olympia.

Join the Facebook group, SouperSundayFreeSoupForAll to get free soup every afternoon

To contact Chris Hyde: Message: on FB @ SouperSundayFreeSoupForAll

Email: [email protected]

Visit: https://foodsourcefoundation.org/

Host Michaela presents their interview with Executive Director, Steffani Powell and Secretary Lynne Glore of Legal Immigration Services of Olympia (LISO)

Visit: https://www.lisowa.org

Call: 360-485-4488

Email: [email protected]

Post: P.O. Box 4364

Tumwater, WA 98501

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Executive Director of Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative, Samantha Gilbertson.

Visit in person for assistance, or to drop off donations: 4317 6th Ave SE, Lacey

Visit Website: https://innovationshtc.org

Call Innovations HTC: 360-539-7973

Clothing Closet is open Wednesdays 12pm-4pm

Call National Human Trafficking Hotline: 888-373-7888

*The following information is supplemental to reference of SANE Exams mentioned in this episode:

A SANE exam is done by a specially trained nurse to collect evidence after a sexual assault. You can have a SANE exam without reporting the assault to the police. It's important not to bathe or change clothes before a SANE exam to preserve evidence.

Source: https://www.verywellhealth.com/sane-sexual-assault-nurse-exam-4799764

A SANE exam is a comprehensive, evidence-collecting procedure performed by specially trained nurses following a sexual assault. It provides vital support and documentation that can aid in future legal proceedings without mandating immediate police involvement.

Source: Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) Program.