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 The King County Labor Agency was created in January of 1975 to allow Union Organizations to help their members in times of need. As it grew, the mission changed so that the Labor Agency began helping in the community, as well. Union volunteers soon began many Community Service projects, such as feeding the hungry, building wheelchair ramps and, many other needed community services.

In 2004, the Labor Agency merged with Operation Shortfall in Snohomish County and the Puget Sound Labor Agency was born. Today, volunteers are still feeding the hungry, but now it is through our food bank which, unfortunately, is growing every day. We are still building wheelchair ramps, but now with our returning injured Veterans, the need is even greater. We are always out in our communities finding ways to help our neighbors and finding great joy in what we can accomplish together.

We always need your support; it doesn’t have to be in the form of money..although with our programs, your dollars go a long way. We need your cast off or outgrown clothes, your furniture that you are replacing and most of all..Your time! We are always looking for volunteers to help us on any of several projects we have scheduled all the time.

We look forward to hearing from you!!

     
 
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Spirit of Labor Award

Apr 13, 2010 (15:19:36)

Spirit of Labor Award:
Toni Bohan, Camano Island,
Contract Administration Director
of SEIU 925 (Service Employees International Union)

The Spirit of Labor Award is presented to a union member of outstanding leadership and community service through the partnership between United Way of Snohomish County and Organized Labor. The recipient demonstrates a commitment to our community through long-term, notable volunteer service.
Toni Bohan has spent her career and
her free-time making life better for people in Snohomish County. “A true team player, she brings her energy and compassion to everything she does each and every day,” reads her nomination, “Her spirit puts the needs of the community first.” A contract administration direction for the Service Employees International Union, Toni serves on the board of the Snohomish County Labor Council and with the Puget Sound Labor Agency. A former board member at United Way, she has been active with Operation Shortfall, the Letter Carrier’s Food Drive and the “Books and Backpacks” program that delivers thousands of backpacks of school supplies to students in need.
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King County Office                                               Snohomish County Office

2800 First Ave Rm 124-126                                 2812 Lombard Ave Rm 205

Seattle, WA 98121                                                  Everett, WA 98201

Office: 206.448.9277 Fax: 206.448.3457         Office: 425.252.1112

 
 

 

 
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 The Puget Sound Labor Agency mission is to improve the quality of life for people needing assistance and to provide an avenue for unions and their families to help.

     
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