Reclaim will close at 12:30pm on Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Supporting the Snoqualmie Valley with housing support, resources, and compassion.
Supporting the Snoqualmie Valley with housing support, resources, and compassion.
The Front Door Community Service Center is where stability begins. Whether you’re facing eviction, navigating a crisis, or unsure where to turn, we meet you with compassion, connection, and real support.
All in one place.
In November 2020, we shifted to a 24/7 shelter model to better meet the evolving needs of our clients. As Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services expanded beyond emergency shelter into prevention support and pathways to stability, we recognized the need for a name that better reflected the full scope of our work. Accessing services can often feel frightening, overwhelming, and even intimidating, so we made the intentional decision to remove the word “shelter” and choose a name that felt more welcoming and accessible.
We proudly became Reclaim, with the tagline “Stability. Opportunity. Connection.” This new name reflects our commitment to meeting people where they are and supporting long-term, sustainable solutions. Since our inception, we have focused on building strong, trusting relationships with those we serve—centering dignity, compassion, and connection in all that we do.
LIVING SNOQUALMIE:
Reclaim confronts Pride Month vandalism and reaffirms mission.
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD:
Reclaim celebrates community service center in Snoqualmie. The nonprofit now owns a building after 13 years of housing services.
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD:
Local shelter services celebrates new beginnings | Written by Former King County Councilmember, Kathy Lambert
LIVING SNOQUALMIE:
Reclaim's Fundwarming Event: A Community's Journey to Hope and Stability
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD:
Snoqualmie's Reclaim transitions 11 clients into permanent supportive housing
LIVING SNOQUALMIE:
Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services, now Reclaim, Honored at North Bend City Council Meeting
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD:
Valley shelter holds heartwarming benefit ceremony, announces new name
Reclaim is a safe space where 2SLGBTQIA+ community members can freely express themselves without fear. It is a space that does not tolerate violence, bullying, or hate speech towards 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
We acknowledge that we are on the Indigenous Land of the Coast Salish peoples, specifically the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe (sdukwalbixw), who have reserved treaty rights to this land. We thank the caretakers of this land who have lived and continue to live here since immemorial and we pay our respects to elders both past and present.
