Washington State Elks Association
Elks Care, Elks Share
Any child in Washington State with an Occupational or Physical Therapy prescription for treatment and whose family lives within reach of our therapy team is eligible to be helped by Washington Elks Therapy Program for Children. However, only those most critically in need can be accepted into the therapeutic program. While the children we serve range in age from birth to 21, preference is given to infants and young children who are medically fragile or who would otherwise go without services due to their family’s lack of resources, and to children who will experience deterioration in their status without therapy.
Eligibility for services does not require affiliation, membership, or association with the Elks, any of its members, or lodges
Seattle Elks Lodge #92 is hosting a VIRTUAL walk/run. Whether you choose to walk or run, whether you’re on a trail, in your neighborhood, or on a treadmill—you can participate! The walk/run is open to everyone. Run or walk anytime, anyplace, and at any pace between May 23 and June 20. Don’t forget to snap a picture! Registration costs $40… Read more
The 12th Annual Garland Family Golf Benefit Charity Fundraiser will take place on Saturday, July 25, 2020. Please register by July 19.
Jax’s mother is grateful for the help she is getting—in their own home—for her son through the Elks Therapy Program.
A recent life experience coinciding with our winter 2020 Elks convention in SeaTac Washington, by Elks member Ben Braden: Stepping aboard the 261’ National Science Foundation Icebreaker Sikuliaq I can’t help but imagine the rugged territory it’s sailed near, the waves it’s surmounted and the feet of ice it’s broken through on its journeys. This… Read more
Hello everyone, I would like you to meet Persephone! Persephone is now almost 6 years old and has Acute Motor Sensory Axonal Neuropathy with Encephalophy. When she became ill she lost the ability to move and communicate with the outside world, using her eye movement has been her only means of communication to simple yes… Read more
Katelyn is one tough 10 year old. She and her family have overcome incredible obstacles to get to today’s smiles. Katelyn was born with a genetic condition that affects her metabolism and energy levels, as well as her brain and her ability to move. She has always been very medically fragile, susceptible to any tiny… Read more
Brooklyn is now 6 years old and has just completed kindergarten. She was initially referred to the WA Elks Therapy Program, our Major Project, at 9 months of age due to concerns regarding her motor skill development. Brooklyn was born premature at 37 weeks’ gestation via C-section due to her mother’s health requiring immediate gallbladder… Read more
Hezekiah is a dashing 4 year old! He is happy, funny and enthusiastic! He is, in this writers opinion, a SUPERHERO! Hezekiah has come a very long way since he began receiving Occupational Therapy, at age two, from The Washington Elks Therapy Program for Children! Just six months ago, Hezekiah was not able to follow… Read more
Kasper is one of “Our Kids”. He was born prematurely, 13 weeks early, and had respiratory distress and bleeding in his brain called a “hemorrhage”. He spent his first couple months in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. He is now, chronologically, almost one year old. However, correcting for prematurity, he is 8 months old. Due… Read more
When Makenna was 6 months old, her parents were told that her future was unclear. Doctors told them she had a syndrome that affected parts of her brain, and that she was likely blind. The part of her brain that was most affected controls coordination and balance. With both of her parents being teachers, they… Read more