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 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 . 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

- 2025 Fall Fundraiser - Now Live! Learn More Life Enrichment Options Creating Homes and Enriching Lives for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities EVENTS No Upcoming Events RSVP Tickets Coming Soon 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!

Linda Lentgis < Back Linda Lentgis Events & Outreach 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

Jane Searing < Back Jane Searing Board Advisor Resides in Issaquah Parent of two children, one with developmental disabilities Managing Director in Deloitte Tax’s Private Wealth practice, specializing in tax-exempt organizations, private foundations, and philanthropic planning. Previously at Clark Nuber PS Expertise in tax planning and compliance for not-for-profit organizations, private foundations, charitable giving strategies, and communicating with the IRS. Long time LEO supporter, speaker, seminar leader, and LEO Board advisor. Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Jonathan Clark < Back Jonathan Clark Secretary / Advocacy Committee Chair Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Karl Pauly < Back Karl Pauly Housing Committee Member BaSC Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo Arrived in Issaquah via transfer from Toronto in 1993 Retired construction executive after 30 years in the commercial construction industry Active in local events Enjoy all outdoor activities, particularly biking, sailing and skiing LEO Housing Committee Member Member of the Advocacy Committee Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Jiff Searing < Back Jiff Searing Past President and current Housing Committee Member Resides in Issaquah BS in Building Construction from the College of Architecture and Urban Planning from University of Washington Parent of two children, one with developmental disabilities Retired from Sellen Construction Co., Inc. after 23 yrs. as Project Manager and Estimator for large commercial general contractor Special Olympics coach for Issaquah High School LEO Housing Committee Chair Board member since 8/2006 Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Laura Maloney < Back Laura Maloney Vice President Resides in Sammamish AA degree in Court Reporting from Minnesota School of Business Parent of two children, one with developmental disabilities Past Events coordinator for City of Issaquah Has served as Board President in the past Board member since 1/2009 Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Leo Finnegan < Back Leo Finnegan Past President Resides in Issaquah BS in Mechanical Engineering, Gonzaga Univ. MS in Mechanical Engineering, Univ. of Notre Dame Parent of five children, one with developmental disabilities Retired from Puget Sound Energy –Director of the Power Plant Engineering & Construction Department Founder of the Challenge Series Races in 1980 Special Olympic coach – basketball (35 years) & softball (27 years) Chair of King County Board for Developmental Disabilities Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Rose Finnegan < Back Rose Finnegan LEO Founder (1937-2018) Rose Finnegan (1937 – 2018) Resided in Issaquah BSN Carroll College in Helena, Montana Parent of five children, one with developmental disabilities Retired nursing supervisor Co-Founder of Life Enrichment Options Organization (LEO) in 9/1988 Member of LEO Board of Directors for 30 years 35 Years of Challenge Day races in Cities across Washington State 40 Years of Advocating for those with Developmental Disabilities Participant in nearly every LEO Event or Work Project for Decades Guiding Light in the Creation of LEO Adult Family Homes The first LEO Adult Family Home (AFH) is named “The Rose Finnegan House” Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Ann Dennis < Back Ann Dennis Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved

Angela Dews < Back Angela Dews LEO Founder, LEO Board Emeritus Resides in North Bend Parent of a son with a developmental disability Co-Founder of Life Enrichment Options Organization (LEO) in 9/1988 Member of LEO Board of Directors for many years. Past President of the LEO Board of Directors. Over 30 Years of Advocating for those with Developmental Disabilities Guiding Light in the Creation of LEO Adult Family Homes The third LEO Adult Family Home (AFH) is named “The Angela Dews House” Ready to Help? Learn how you can make a difference! Get Involved