Saturday, September 21, 10am-12:30pm. Snoqualmie Douglas Ave near the Snoqualmie Police Station and Safeway. Look for signs at the Parkway/Douglas intersection. Map link The Gravity Cars allow those with developmental disabilities to experience the thrill of riding a soap box derby-type race car while piloted by a trained volunteer. Driver volunteer 10 years old or older. Volunteers will be trained in the morning of the event. Register today https://www.eventbrite.com/e/challenge-race-driver-snoqualmie-tickets-929276159007 Co-Driver Person with Disability. No taller than 5'2'' and under 130 pounds. Register today https://www.eventbrite.com/e/challenge-race-co-driver-participant-with-disability-snoqualmie-tickets-929281494967

Thursday Night Hangouts - August 2024 Edition The Karaoke Themed Thursday Night Hangout is live on Eventbrite! It is the last one we have scheduled for 2024. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/thursday-night-hangout-august-15-tickets-900615002717 See you all at The Garage on August 15, 2024 at 6:30 PM! What is Thursday Night Hangouts?  It's an opportunity for the community we serve to get together and spend some quality time playing games, singing, dancing or whatever we want to do. Tonight's theme will be karaoke! Looking forward to seeing everyone.

Just a reminder to our guests and families who have signed up, but July's Thursday Night Hangouts is tonight! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/thursday-night-hangout-july-18th-tickets-900590629817 See you all at The Garage at 6:30 PM! What is Thursday Night Hangouts? It's an opportunity for the community we serve to get together and spend some quality time playing games, singing, dancing or whatever we want to do. Tonight's theme will be bingo and pizza! Looking forward to seeing everyone. -Jin

Life Enrichment Options Creating Homes and Enriching Lives for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities 6 days ago Thursday Night Hangouts - July 2024 Just a reminder to our guests and families who have signed up, but July's Thursday Night Hangouts is tonight! https://www.eventbrite.com/... 8 views Jul 12 First Post! Life Enrichment Options is proud to present our new website. We would like to thank several people; Jim Wright - Jim helped design the... 29 views Get Involved Jim Wright with care providers at LEO Summer Picnic Events & Updates Four smiling adults with disabilities wearing leis Photos A collage of many LEO photos Life Enrichment Options (LEO) is a community based non-profit organization that works to enrich the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities to achieve their life vision and goals through supportive housing , recreation , employment opportunities, and community education . We are active in the Issaquah and Snoqualmie School Districts. You Can Make A Difference Donate Today Join Our Cause Welcome to the LEO Organization, where caring supporters and dedicated volunteers come together to empower individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Join us in making a difference! Volunteer at LEO events, assist with event coordination, or join a LEO Committee. Your support is essential for us to achieve our mission. Contact us below. If you need language assistance, let us know. We provide interpreters and translated materials upon request. Thank you for considering joining our cause! Contact Us First name Last name Email Write a message SUBMIT Thanks for your interest. We'll get back to you soon. Keep Up to Date Subscribe to LEO newsletters and events Email SIGN UP Thanks for your interest!

Staff & Volunteers Care Providers Care providers are the cornerstone of LEO. They manage our homes for adults with developmental disabilities, ensuring a safe, supportive, and enriching environment. Their dedication and compassion empower our residents to lead fulfilling lives with dignity and independence. We are deeply grateful for their unwavering commitment and the positive impact they make every day. Chona Gascon Rose Finnegan House Claire Mmbone Nancy Whitaker House Evelyn Galasso Angela Dews House Mary Njuguna Ann Dennis House Pam Stefansky Mike Ernst House Staff Our staff expertly manage and organize programs, maintain our homes, coordinate fundraising efforts, plan events, and handle essential administrative tasks. Their dedication and hard work ensure that we can continuously support and enrich the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities. We are proud of our team's unwavering commitment and the invaluable contributions they make every day. Molly Simpson Program Director Jin Lee Business Operations Board Members LEO board members are dedicated volunteers who provide leadership and guidance. They make the decisions that shape our organization, including purchasing or building new homes and hiring staff and care providers. Their strategic vision and commitment ensure that LEO continues to grow and effectively support individuals with developmental disabilities. We deeply appreciate their expertise and the significant impact they make on our community. Mike Ernst President Becky Kitz Vice President Kiwina Wijaya Treasurer Janet Rumer Secretary Francis Cheung Tech Advisor Karl Pauly Housing Committee Member Linda Lentgis Events & Outreach Jim Wright Marketing & Public Relations Laura Maloney Past President and current Executive Board Member Jiff Searing Past President and current Housing Committee Member Jonathan Clark Advocacy / Housing & Development Angie Holmstrom Community Outreach / Housing & Development Past Board Members Rose Finnegan LEO Founder (1937-2018) Leo Finnegan Past President Jane Searing Board Advisor Angela Dews LEO Founder, LEO Board Emeritus Nancy Whitaker LEO Board Emeritus Ann Dennis ​ Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Education Educational Forums for Parents, Families, Guardians and Others Our Work LEO connects with families, offering vital education on relevant topics through quarterly forums. We empower our community with essential information on housing, guardianships, special needs trusts, and employment. All our events are free and provide networking opportunities for parents, caregivers, and educators. Stay updated on upcoming forums and other events. Events & Updates Past Programs Positive interactions with law enforcement officers Healthy lifestyles Technology as a tool for independent living Housing Options Preparing for employment Person Centered Planning Advocacy Recreation opportunities Shirley Paceley, MA from the Blue Tower Training, Decatur, Illinois, speaking on how to stay safe Marsha Quinn, Community Outreach Manager for Encompass (EncompassNW.org) led a discussion on when and what parents or guardians must do. Learn About Our Other Initiatives Housing family home with large veranda Recreation Two sets of gravity cars with excited children in them. Employment Man smiling with a broom as he sweeps leaves