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Resource Report - 43 Timberland Regional Library

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

Resource Report - 42 Olympia Mutual Aid Partners (OlyMap)

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

Resource Report - 41 Capital City Pride

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Natalie Coblentz, President and Creative Director of Capital City Pride. Visit: https://capitalcitypride.net

Resource Report - 40 Hub City Mission & Bethel Church

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.

Resource Report - 39 League of Women Voters of Thurston County

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

Resource Report - 38 Olympia Food Not Bombs

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with Bobby, L, and B of Olympia Food Not Bombs. Instagram: @olyfnb Email: olympiafnb@proton.me Venmo: @foodnotbombsoly

Resource Report - 37 State Office of Equity

Host Rainmaker presents her interview with TraeAnna Holiday, Communications Director of the Washington State Office of Equity. Website: https://equity.wa.gov/ Email: info@equity.wa.gov Call: 360-902-3335 TTY Relay: 711

Resource Report - 36 Food Source Foundation

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: goodthingsmatter@gmail.com Visit: https://foodsourcefoundation.org/

Resource Report - 35 Legal Immigration Services of Olympia (LISO)

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: contact@lisowa.org Post: P.O. Box 4364 Tumwater, WA 98501

Resource Report - 34 Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative

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.

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