Discover the Joy of Creativity with Grandma's Hands Art Therapy!
January 24, 2025

Are you looking for a unique way to stay active, connect with others, and express your creativity? Women United's Silent Task Force is excited to present Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy—a vibrant weekly gathering designed for individuals aged 55 and older.


Every Wednesday, from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM, join us at 11410 Renton Ave S, Seattle, WA 98178 for engaging activities like Chair Yoga, Acrylic Painting, Card Making, Beading & Jewelry, Embossing, Sewing, and Iron-On/DTF techniques. It’s more than just art; it’s a space to relax, connect, and thrive in a welcoming community.


Don’t miss this opportunity to embrace your artistic side!


Pre-registration is required. Click here to register or contact Alesia Cannady at 206-316-7601

Winter Wonderland: Spreading Joy, Warmth, and Community this Holiday Season

By alesiac • January 17, 2025
This holiday season, WOM United brought the magic of the holidays to life with our heartwarming event, Winter Wonderland. Designed to uplift families in need, this gathering was more than just a celebration—it was a testament to the power of community, generosity, and togetherness. With invaluable support from Best Starts for Kids from King County and Toys for Tots, Winter Wonderland became a beacon of hope and joy for many. Their generous funding and contributions enabled us to distribute toys to countless children, ensuring they felt the holiday magic. Families came together to share warm bowls of chili, savor delicious snacks, and most importantly, enjoy a safe and welcoming space to celebrate the season. The smiles on children’s faces and the heartfelt gratitude from families reminded us of the impact such events can have. Winter Wonderland wasn’t just about handing out toys—it was about building community, spreading joy, and offering support during a time of year that can be difficult for so many. As we reflect on the success of Winter Wonderland, we are filled with gratitude for our partners, volunteers, and the families who joined us. Together, we made the holidays brighter and proved the power of coming together as a community. Here’s to spreading joy, creating memories, and building connections—because every family deserves a little wonder during the holidays.

Giving Tuesday 2024

By alesiac • November 26, 2024
Empower Kinship Caregivers This Giving Tuesday with Women United This Giving Tuesday, Women United invites you to join us in supporting Black, African American, and BIPOC kinship caregivers aged 55+ in Skyway and West Hill. Our mission is to provide resources, education, and support to grandmothers raising grandchildren—fostering family unity, socio-emotional growth, and self-determination. Through impactful programs like Hope’s Closet and Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy, we’re creating safe spaces for families and caregivers to thrive. Hope’s Closet provides gently used clothing for men, women, and children, while Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy brings creativity and healing through jewelry-making, painting, sewing, and more. 📅 Giving Tuesday Goals for 2024: ✔️ Recruit 20 new volunteers ✔️ Raise $5,000 ✔️ Increase awareness of our mission and services 💡 Ways to Get Involved: 1️⃣ Volunteer – Support our initiatives by sharing your time and skills. 2️⃣ Donate – Every contribution, big or small, creates a lasting impact. 3️⃣ Share – Amplify our mission by spreading the word on social media. Your generosity is the key to empowering these caregivers and creating a better tomorrow for their families. Together, we can transform lives and strengthen our community. Ready to give back? Click here to donate, volunteer, or learn more. #WomenUnited #GivingTuesday #SupportCaregivers #BuildCommunity
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