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Marysville resource center nurtures families from ‘hopelessness to hopefulness’ | HeraldNet.com

Lynnwood, WALocal News

LINC NW, a Marysville organization, has undergone significant transformation since its founding in 2018, evolving from a mentoring initiative into a comprehensive family resource center. Initially established to support students, LINC NW adapted to the changing needs of the community throughout the pandemic, expanding its services to address the growing challenges faced by families. Among its most impactful offerings is a cold weather shelter that provides nightly accommodations for approximately 30 individuals, along with the Kicks for Kids fund, which empowers children to choose their own footwear. The organization prioritizes family resilience and skill-building, with a mission to guide clients from hopelessness to renewed hope. Community support has been instrumental in LINC NW's success, as noted by Ryan Brown, the president and CEO, who emphasizes the importance of partnerships with local businesses and faith organizations.

The overwhelmingly positive response from the community underscores the relevance and necessity of LINC NW's initiatives. Their collaborative holiday programs further illustrate the community's commitment to supporting one another during difficult times. With a focus on practical needs such as financial assistance and job training, LINC NW exemplifies a proactive approach to fostering resilience among families in need.

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