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Our 2026 Fall Fundraiser is Live! Thank you for visiting and we appreciate all of your support. Please share, post, re-post and help spread our mission! Life Enrichment Options Creating Homes and Enriching Lives for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities EVENTS Upcoming Events 2026 LEO Annual Picnic RSVP Register Monday August 17 RSVP Get Involved Jim Wright with care providers at LEO Summer Picnic 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 intellectual and developmental disabilities to achieve their life vision and goals through supportive housing , recreation , community education and advocacy . We are active in Issaquah, Snoqualmie Valley, and Rural East King County. 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 Intellectual and 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!

Recreation Creating inclusive community activities Become a LEO Sponsor LEO offers a range of sponsorship opportunities for businesses and organizations in the area, starting at $250 and going up to $1,000. Click on More Info below to view the PDF and find out how to get involved. We have several annual events available to sponsor. Please reach out if you have any additional questions! More Info Recreation Programs LEO offers and supports various recreational programs and events, both directly and in partnership with local organizations. We collaborate with the Issaquah Community Center and Si View Community Center in North Bend to develop classes and outings, and we partially fund a bowling program to include more participants. Additionally, we partner with Waypoint Pediatrics to present the Experience Fitness Project, a fun and fitness-filled day at Issaquah High School’s stadium. Events & Updates Challenge Race Series Each summer, LEO teams up with local Rotary Clubs to sponsor the Challenge Race Series in various Washington cities. This program allows individuals with mental and physical disabilities to experience the thrill of riding in gravity-propelled cars, each paired with a trained volunteer driver. The races are free and help us fulfill our mission by engaging children with developmental disabilities and their families. LEO is always exploring new opportunities to expand our recreational offerings. Learn About Our Other Initiatives Housing family home with large veranda Education adult with disabilities using a computer at a desk, a thoughtful expression on his face Employment Smiling man with disabilities sweeping an outside pathway

Jonathan Clark < Back Jonathan Clark Board President Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

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Jin Lee < Back Jin Lee Operations Manager Jin Lee (Operations Manager) – As a lifelong resident of Issaquah, Jin is a strong supporter of local organizations, starting as a volunteer at the Issaquah Food Bank when he was in high school. He attended the University of Washington and successfully completed an MBA. With 20 years of experience in real estate, property management and owning and running businesses, Jin's hope is to help LEO lay a foundation to become a large, established nonprofit.

Linda Lentgis < Back Linda Lentgis Past Board Member Resides in North Bend Retired Oncology Registered Nurse Sibling of sister with developmental disabilities (deceased) Past board member of Encompass Northwest Grandparent to 4 active boys Enjoys outdoor activities Board member since 5/2010 Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Mike Ernst < Back Mike Ernst Board Member & Past President Resides in Issaquah Has a daughter with developmental disabilities Long time supporter of the LEO mission Has served on the Housing and Fundraising Committees, and the Executive Board Long time LEO Board Member Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Jeff Avansino < Back Jeff Avansino Board Member Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Legal & Privacy Life Enrichment Options (LEO) is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit corporation organization and contributions are tax-deductible for income, gift, and estate taxes. UBI #601-199-914
 Federal ID #91-1458330
 State Charities Program #9040 For verification of this registration, call the Washington State Charities Hotline at 1-800-332-GIVE or visit the Washington Secretary of State’s Charities Website Privacy Policy This website is operated by LEO. It is recognized that visitors to this site are concerned about the information provided and how that information is treated. LEO cares about the privacy of its website visitors and therefore does not sell or otherwise make available personal identification information to any person or organization. This website may contain links to other sites not affiliated with LEO organization. Every effort is made to link to sites that share the same standards regarding your privacy. However, since LEO is not responsible for the privacy practices of such other sites, users are encouraged to be aware, when they leave this site, to read the privacy statements of each separate website that they visit. The information contained in this privacy policy statement is for the website of LEO organization only. This website contains trademarks, service marks, graphics and text that are the property of LEO and/or our community partners. These properties may not be copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, posted, transmitted or distributed without the prior written consent of LEO or National Assistance League. Except as expressly provided above, nothing contained herein shall be construed as conferring any license or right under any copyright or other intellectual property right. This website takes every precaution to protect the user’s information. When the user submits sensitive information via this website, the information is protected both online and off-line. When a registration form or contributor form asks for the user to enter sensitive information such as credit card number, that information is encrypted and protected by encryption software. The information provided shall only be divulged to members of the organization needing access to this information, such as the Treasurer. We maintain records of all contributions to LEO. Authorized members of LEO may contact you to obtain additional information. You may choose to opt out from or restrict the use of your contact information by contacting LEO through one of the methods below. Donor names and addresses shall not be shared, unless required by law, or sold to outside organizations, and such policy shall be disclosed to donors. Unless requested not to do so by the donor, LEO may list the donor’s name and donation category in publications of LEO that may be seen by individuals outside LEO. This information may be contained in documents including, but not limited to annual reports, press releases, grant applications or community newsletters. Donors may contact LEO to view copies of annual reports, IRS (Form 990) or other financial documents prior to making the donation. Donor may also ask for examples of prior publications showing the manner in which donor contributions are acknowledged. The names of individuals and businesses appearing on the website have been so placed with their express and implied knowledge. Personal information shall not be divulged for any reason unless a link to that certain person or business has been granted and is in place on this website. If further assistance is needed or for any questions, please contact LEO using the information in our website footer below.

Resources and Links What do you need to put in place to be ready for the future for your family member with intellectual and developmental disabilities? Quick References & Links DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES ADMINISTRATION (DDA): Call and request an eligibility packet: (800) 788-2053 Download an eligibility packet: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/dda/consumers-and-families/eligibility DDA Waivers service info sheets: Individual and Family Support: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1758.pdf Basic Plus: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1754.pdf Children’s Intensive In-Home Behavior Support: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1755.pdf Core: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1756.pdf Community Protection: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1757.pdf HOME AND COMMUNITY SERVICES (HCS): (for those not DDA eligible) https://www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/long-term-care-services-information SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: 1-800-772-1213 Apply for Benefits: https://www.ssa.gov/benefits/disability/ LEGAL: The Arc of King County Resource Guide: https://arcofkingcounty.org/resource-guide/legal/overview.html SECTION 8: Housing Access and Services Program (HASP) Contact your DDA case manager King County Housing Authority https://www.kcha.org/ Donate Make a one-time or recurring donation through our website. Donate Get In Touch Let us know how you'd like to help First name Last name Email Write a message SUBMIT Thanks for submitting!

Help Make a Difference Donate or Volunteer Today! LEO could not happen without you . Everything we do comes from your donations . Join our vision of creating fulfilling lives for people with disabilities today. Interested in volunteering? Get Involved LEO is a non-profit corporation . With every donation you will receive a receipt of your donation for tax deductions as well as our heartfelt thanks. UBI - #601-199-914 Federal ID (EIN) - #91-1458330 State Charities Program - #9040 For verification of this registration, call the Washington State Charites Hotline at 1-800-332-GIVE or go online and visit the Washington Secretary of State’s Charities Website . To view our most recent IRS Form 990, search EIN: 91-1458330 on the IRS Exempt Organization Search . Make a donation You can make an impact. Each contribution makes a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and our community as a whole. There are also other ways to donate down below. Frequency One time One time Monthly Monthly Amount $10 $10 $25 $25 $50 $50 $100 $100 $250 $250 $500 $500 Other Other 0/100 How did you hear about us? Does your company match donations? Anyone you'd like to honor? Anything else you'd like for us to know? Donate $25 Other Ways to Donate Mail a check or money order to: Life Enrichment Options P. O. Box 117, Issaquah WA 98027 Venmo us at @Life-Enrichment Designate LEO when giving to: United Way Washington State Combined Fund PayPal us at info@lifeenrichmentoptions.org Earn as you shop or search . Some retailers donate a percentage of the purchase price to the nonprofit that you select at no cost to you. See these programs: Fred Meyer Community Rewards Adopt LEO as your cause , then shop using GoodShop or search using GoodSearch . Consider donating to LEO in your will . Call or email us to have a talk. Donate your used vehicle , regardless of condition, by calling 1-855-527-2232. Interested in volunteering? 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