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Our Beliefs
Our Beliefs
Our Beliefs
At Reclaim, we are committed to building a community where equity is not just an ideal, but a daily practice embedded in how we serve, support, and advocate. We recognize that systemic barriers, particularly those rooted in racism, discrimination, and economic inequity, continue to shape who has access to housing, stability, and opportunity. Because of this, we intentionally center fairness, inclusion, and dignity in every interaction, ensuring that all people are seen, heard, and valued regardless of their background or circumstances. Our work is grounded in respect, compassion, and relationship-building, creating a safe and welcoming space where individuals can show up as they are and be supported without judgment. We remain committed to ongoing learning, accountability, and growth, continually examining how we can better address inequities, amplify marginalized voices, and build pathways that lead to lasting, equitable outcomes for our entire community.
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.
Come as you are.
Our Story
Our Beliefs
Our Beliefs
In November 2012, a group of concerned neighbors led by former North Bend Police Chief Mark Toner came together to address homelessness in the Snoqualmie Valley by opening the community’s first emergency shelter. Just 42 days after the first public meeting, the shelter opened on December 23, 2012, serving men, women, and families experiencing homelessness during the coldest winter months.
As community needs grew, the organization expanded and formally became Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services (SVSS) in 2017. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we noticed an increase in needs for supportive shelter and evolved from seasonal shelter operations to a year-round, 24/7 shelter model focused on safety, stability, and housing support.
In 2024, following the purchase of our building and our rebrand to Reclaim, we launched The Front Door community service center as our primary pathway to stability. The Front Door was intentionally designed as a welcoming, dignified access point, replacing fragmented entryways with a single, visible front entrance. It reflects our belief that everyone deserves to be met with dignity from the very first step.
At The Front Door, individuals and families can access essential services including food, clothing, hygiene supplies, transportation assistance, case management, laundry support, and computer and Wi-Fi access.