How You Can Help

Save the Pipes, Don’t Flush Wipes

While we are all busy disinfecting, communities around the globe have seen a drastic increase in backed-up sewer lines and overflowing toilets. Please DO NOT toss anything but toilet paper into toilets. This includes all wipes (disinfectant, baby, and even those labeled ’flushable’), paper towels, and other paper products. Please share this message with your friends and family.
View Save the Pipes, Don’t Flush Wipes flyer

Donate

Donate Blood - COVID-19 has led to the cancelation of numerous donation events and resulted in the blood supply falling to emergency levels.
- Learn how to safely donate blood during the COVID-19 outbreak
- Find a blood mobile
Are you or your company looking for opportunities to donate, volunteer, or help in other ways?
Visit King County Regional Donations Connector
Is your organization seeking to provide monetary contributions to the COVID-19 response fund?
Learn more about donating through the Seattle Foundation

Volunteer

Find opportunities to help your community through United Way of King County.

Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners

If you are a licensed health care professional who would like to volunteer your skills, volunteer with the WA State Department of Health.

Licensed Child Care Providers

King County’s emergency child care plan will partner with licensed child care providers who have a Level 3 Early Achievers rating or higher and no licensing infractions. Child Care Resources is working quickly to identify providers who can begin offering care as soon as possible for essential workers. Although the program will be free to families, providers will be fully compensated. If you meet these eligibility requirements and are interested in participating, please contact Corey Snelson for more information.

Buy Local

Support Redmond businesses who are offering smart and sanitary solutions. Find a business listing at www.ExperienceRedmond.com/BuyRedmond. Look for ‘5-minute parking for food/beverage pick-up’ signs in Downtown to make it easy to support Redmond businesses.

Participate in SCAN

Both healthy and sick people can help Public Health track the spread of COVID-19 by participating in the Greater Seattle Coronavirus Assessment Network (SCAN) project.