Jubilee in the Community offers yard maintenance to those in need of help

Bellevue, WALocal News

Jubilee in the Community is an invaluable program that offers yard maintenance assistance to Bellevue homeowners grappling with physical or financial hardships. This initiative, a collaboration between the City of Bellevue and local nonprofit Jubilee REACH, opens applications until June 30, with options available in multiple languages to ensure accessibility. The services provided can include yard clean-ups, bark spreading, power washing, and various repair tasks that improve outdoor living spaces. Homeowners are required to own and occupy their homes and may need to contribute to minimal material costs for specific projects. Feedback from past participants highlights the profound impact of the program, with one individual describing it as a "kind of miracle" that reshaped their understanding of community.

Such testimonials emphasize the program's role in fostering gratitude and neighborly connections. For those interested in assistance or seeking more information, the program coordinator can be reached at 425-452-4295. The initiative not only addresses immediate maintenance needs but also enhances the quality of life for vulnerable residents in Bellevue.

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