Adopt a Family this Holiday
Triumph’s Season of Sharing
Gift Drop-Off: December 10th, 9am-3pm
Holidays are an emotional time for our clients who are working through treatment of substance use disorder, mental health, homelessness, and poverty.
During the Season of Sharing we invite YOU to help bring a smile to the faces of over 200 children and their parents when you adopt their family’s Christmas Wish List. The Season of Sharing is sponsored by Gesa Credit Union and Stone Church of Yakima.
Stone Church Volunteers pose at Triumph’s Campus after helping with Season of Sharing in 2023
Two Ways to Particpate
Adopt a Family's Wishlist
- Contact our Development Office for a Wish List at [email protected] or by calling 509-853-4109. We can help tailor the list to your needs.
- Purchase all gifts new and unwrapped
- Including a few rolls of wrapping paper and tape in your donation
- Bag/box groups by age/gender (and label)
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Drop the labeled gifts off at Stone Church (3303 Englewood Ave) on Wednesday December 10th between 9am-3pm
Give Money to be used for Family Gifts
- People often ask: “how much do I give?” but that’s something only you can answer! Every dollar helps and every donor is different. $300 helps provide one outfit, one “wish list” item, and one household item (hygiene kit, bedding, etc.) to a single parent and child.
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Call our Development Office at 509-853-4109 to make a credit card donation over the phone
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Mail a check to Triumph Treatment Services; Attn: Development Office; 120 S. 3rd Street, Yakima WA 98901 (Write Season of Sharing in the memo)
What Season of Sharing means to me…
“Season of Sharing is a chance for Triumph families who can’t afford gifts to bring new memories to their family,” says Sharekia, who now works in the office at Yakima’s Parent Child Assistant Program (PCAP), hosted by Triumph. Several years ago, Sharekia was in the PCAP program herself and recalls what it meant to her in her early recovery to have gifts to provide for her children she said “it was really fulfilling and took a load of me, so I could focus on school.”
Help families like Edna…
Edna, mother of two, was college bound and working three jobs to get there. Then, when she was 21, an invitation to her manager’s birthday party changed her life. “I’ve been to five treatment centers — that I can think of,” she says. Now a Triumph graduate, Edna celebrates two years substance-free with her two children Azula and Daniel.