Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Maija Glasier-Lawson, the Development Director of the Family Support Center of South Sound.

To donate, volunteer, or receive services, go to their website at https://fscss.org

You can also call them at

360-754-9297

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Lewis County Gospel Mission. You will hear from Executive Director Rollin Caryl. Besides information about their services, volunteer opportunities, and ways to donate, some insights regarding infrastructure, outlooks, and forward movement towards change are explored.

To donate, volunteer, or receive services, go to https://lewiscountygospelmission.org/

You can also call them at 360-996-4474

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Gabi, owner of Olympic Cards and Comics and the lead behind Gabi's Kids Charity, and with Ericka, as well as others from Hugs QT Collective, about their combined food distribution and community support.

To volunteer, contribute, or receive services for Gabi's Kids, find them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GabisKidsOCC or email at [email protected]

To volunteer, hang out, or receive services for Hugs QT, stop by Gabi's on Tuesdays 12-4pm, and fill out their Google form at bit.ly/QTPantry

Also, check out this cool documentary about Gabi and her shop by Omnibuddy!

Comics to Community: Gabi’s Olympic Cards & Comics - A Documentary

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Megan Carlisle of Wild Grief, a non profit in Olympia, WA that combines peer based grief support through the free service of guided hikes and campouts for youth, families, and individuals.

To learn more, visit https://www.wildgrief.org/

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Chris Hyde of Souper Sunday, making soup for free, and creating community connection in Olympia, located at 1718 Bigelow Avenue Northeast.

Find him on Facebook, and join his group, Souper Sunday, and get your soup!

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with owner, Tony Bartlett and receptionist and sponsor Mary of First Things First, a drug and alcohol recovery center in Eastside Olympia.

Get in touch with them at 360-338-0600. They are by appointment only, and located at 1905 4th Avenue East, Olympia, WA 98501.

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Peer Olympia, located in downtown Olympia, Washington. You will hear from Site Director Stephanie Tomkins and Program Manager Bri McNeley, as they share about the groups and services they provide, and how to access them, as well as other information.

Visit their website at https://www.peerolympia.org/

This is the full extended version with additional clips from the interview that were not included in the radio program aired on KAOS 89.3FM Olympia, due to time constraints. The transcript of this full version will also appear in the Resource Report issue featuring Peer Olympia.

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with P.O.W.E.R., Parents Organizing for Welfare and Economic Rights, a non-profit organization in downtown Olympia, Washington. You will hear from board member Kevette Palmas and Community Organizer, Mary Vent.

To find out more about P.O.W.E.R, go to their website, https://m.mamapower.org/