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Mark James, Executive Director at Rod’s House says they're trying to obtain a land use permit to build the shelter at 1017 East Chestnut Avenue.

There are many different non-profits that have outreach groups and programs set up for those currently in a tough spot. I just reached out and asked, "what do you need to be donated right now?" And here is what was said.

The project has bipartisan support. Dufault worked with longtime Speaker of the House Frank Chopp, D-Seattle, on the funding request.

The votes are in and the winner of our 2018 online photo contest to find Yakima's Spookiest Halloween Home Decorations has already donated the grand prize to a local charity.

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Rod's House is a fantastic place in Yakima that helps teenagers in need. They help get them the food they need, clothes and even after-school help. Rod's House is an excellent program to get teens back on track. Now they need our help.

How'd Bill Harris Used Cars of Selah's 10 Deeds in 10 Days drive go this year? Let's do the math: -- $16,400 in cash and gift cards donated for four local charities: the Selah Food Bank, Yakima Veterans Support Group, the Yakima YWCA and Rod's House...

Townsquare Media has teamed up with 'The Union Gap Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch' and Bill Harris Used Cars in Selah for 'Ten Deeds In 10 Days!' The food fund raiser is to benefit the Selah Food Bank, Rods House, Yakima Valley Veteran Center and the YWCA woman's shelter.

Rod's House was awarded a $20,000 grant by the Yakima Valley Community Foundation. The money will go towards helping homeless youth become better prepared for jobs. Each child will have their skills and strengths evaluated and so they can be connected to appropriate educational or job training programs...

Press Release from AAA Yakima office to collect donations for Rod’s House  YAKIMA, Wash. – For some, a little soap can provide an entirely fresh outlook on life. But for others with limited incomes, it’s a daily necessity they cannot afford...