YWCA Everett

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It says eliminating racism on its mission yet it has racially aggravating signs in the window. Very hypocritical no matter what race

Colleen Robinson

Downsizing my life, I found the Working Wardrobe program at the Everett YWCA, where they accept women's clothing in great condition to help provide a working wardrobe for those who are again entering the workforce. Sometimes it's hard to sort through your own closet, but knowing that what you're donating will make a difference in someone else's life makes it a lot easier to do. They have the clothing set up in a 'retail-like' space under their main office - everything is on hangers, arranged by size, clothing type and color/style, so it's a very appealing environment and I can only imagine how wonderful it would be to 'shop' there.

Stephanie A.

When I was in need, after a major life unwanted change, I needed professional work clothes. They gave me two full outfits including socks, stockings, purse, matching earrings, and shoes. Wonderful, helpful ladies over there! (And one of the best pezz dispenser collections I've seen - behind the front desk.)

Melissa Farler

This place is right above and beyond out my family and it is an awesome Place recommended to anybody who has the chance to work with them will be truly happy and satisfied they do great work