Connecting people and resources to restore hope for a better future.
Serve Wenatchee is a Christian organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families in need with compassion and prayer.
Partnering with local churches and community businesses, we provide essential resources like rental assistance, groceries, and furniture to help prevent homelessness in the Wenatchee Valley.
Pray Wenatchee is a ministry where a team of pastors from our community dedicate time to specifically pray and care for people in our community. Visit praywenatchee.org to submit a prayer request.
Get Help
If you live in the Wenatchee or Eastmont school district area and need assistance with food, nonfood essentials, or other financial support, our "Get Help" page is here to guide you to the resources and aid available.
Volunteer
We rely on our dedicated volunteers to help us serve the Wenatchee Valley. Whether it's assisting with daily operations or supporting our outreach events, your time and skills can make a real difference in our community! Learn more about the available opportunities.
Donate
Help us keep families safely in their homes by supporting Serve Wenatchee. Your donations of money, nonperishable food, household items, or your time can make a lasting impact on our community. Be part of the solution today!
upcoming events
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Fishes & Loaves Auction — Coming This May!
Our annual Fishes & Loaves Auction is coming up on May 29, 2026, and we’re now accepting donations for auction items. Your generosity helps make this event a success and supports vital programs serving our community.
Please see this letter and donation form for details on how to contribute.
Ticket information will be coming soon — stay tuned!
Thank you for partnering with us to make a difference.
“I volunteer at Serve Wenatchee because Serve Wenatchee makes a HUGE difference in so many people’s lives, young, old, single, married. It is a voice of HOPE for so many in our Valley who desperately need hope! ”