Lola and Emilia
Meet Lola and Emilia. Born at only 26 weeks (14 weeks early), they have been fighters since the beginning. Due to their prematurity, both girls were born with significant immune compromise, and require at home therapy to help reduce exposure to illness. The girls had...
Elks Making an Impact
In the news today, the Washington State Elks have been honored for their Therapy Program for Children that has been helping numerous children around our state. Since 1954, the Washington Elks Therapy Program for Children has provided home-based occupational or...
Fall Picnic Rescheduled
Due to the less-than-ideal weather experienced in October, we had to delay our Fall Picnic indefinitely. We are happy to inform you that we will be rescheduling this picnic for May 15th at the East Side park. Thank you all for your patience in this matter and we hope...
Chili Cookoff Winner
Congratulations to John Doe for coming in first place in last week’s chili cookoff! John’s spicy, Texas-style chili was a hit with everyone at the event – so it’s no surprise that he walked away with this year’s trophy. Be sure to send your congratulations – perhaps...
Bald Eagles Return to Tacoma
It’s that time of the year again – the time to watch our nation’s majestic mascot as he migrates from his winter home on the long trip to Alaska. Grab your binoculars and catch a glimpse of these creatures this year while you can!
Angelito-Elyjah
A real "plus" for the Elks Therapy Program sessions being held in the home is showing parents how to use everyday household items as therapy "tools" to help their children. Two-year-old Angelito has mild cerebral palsy from being born three months prematurely. A...