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That’s right, your purchase of toothpaste, shampoo, vitamin D, and ibuprofen contributes to our Jim’s Cares monthly charity program!
In addition to donating a portion of profits from OTC sales, Jim’s Pharmacy also accepts cash donations at each of our checkout stations. We frequently host fundraisers like bake sales and contests, with proceeds benefiting the Jim’s Cares monthly charity.
Have you seen our used book bin, right outside the store? Next time you stop in, be sure to browse the bin for your next good read. Jim’s Pharmacy donates 100% of proceeds from the sale of gently used books to the program. We accept donations of gently used books too, so keep us in mind when you’re ready to pass on that page-turner you’ve been reading.
Since 2008, when our monthly charity program (then called Shop with Loyalty, Shop Locally) was started, Jim’s Pharmacy has donated over $100,000.00 to local charities. Thank you for helping us help those in need!
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in November to the Voices for VETERANS organization. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What an easy way to help our community together!
About Voices for VETERANS:
Voices for VETERANS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Clallam County. Their prime mission is to assist homeless Veterans, Veterans in need, and their immediate family members, in part through a Stand Down.
According to the Veterans Administration data, there are over 15,000 Veterans on the Olympic Peninsula. It’s the highest per capita % in the country. The need to help Veterans is particularly great here. On average, 13.5% of Veterans who attend the stand down events are women, and 17.5% of Veterans who attend these events are homeless, in which, 3.2% of those homeless are women.
It is made up of all volunteers who are dedicated to assisting the homeless Veteran population on the north Olympic Peninsula. Every donation counts and they rely entirely on the kindness and generosity of our community!
Operation Uplift is a non-profit cancer support group which was founded in Port Angeles, Washington in 1983. Although they started as a breast cancer support group, they now provide support services for survivors of all types of cancer. Operation Uplift is governed by a board of directors who are all volunteers.
100% of the money raised for Operation Uplift is used to support the community!
They offer the following services:
Your generosity makes a difference in the lives of the people they serve!
The Olympic Peninsula Community Clinic is located at 819 E Georgiana Street here in Port Angeles. OPCC is a volunteer medical, behavioral health and dental clinic. It is a free clinic, primarily serving low-income and homeless patients living in Clallam and Jefferson Counties.
OPCC got its start as the PAARC Clinic, seeing patients one evening a week in a PA church basement in 2001. In 2005, renamed Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics (VIMO), the clinic moved to a permanent home with two exam rooms, leased from Olympic Medical Center. OPCC moved to its current location in 2014, which includes five medical exam rooms and five dental operatories. In 2018, renamed Olympic Peninsula Community Clinic to encompass all the work the clinics are doing.
OPCC relies on volunteer providers and staff to deliver services for more than 2,000 patients visits each year. They are always looking for volunteer Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians Assistants and medical support staff for the OPCC Medical Clinic and volunteer Dentists, Hygienist, expanded function dental auxiliaries and Dental Assistants in the OPCC Dental Clinic. You can reach OPCC at ph# (360)457-4431.
Sequim Community Aid (SCA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that
has been around since 1947, providing emergency housing and utility
assistance to Sequim families. Prices for utilities, food, housing and
medical care are escalating. Sequim Community Aid provides the
following services for families living within the Sequim School District
and are paid directly to landlords and utility companies:
– Utilities threatened with disconnection
– New utility deposits
– Rent and deposits to secure housing
The organization also provides referral services to other social service
and helping agencies which provide standard, emergency, long-term
and self-help assistance. It is run by volunteers and is supported solely
by donations and grants and the need for funding continues to grow.
You can donate here at Jim’s Pharmacy by purchasing our used books
or adding monetary funds in our donation jars. Jim’s also donates a %
of August over-the-counter purchases to the charity!
Donations can also be mailed directly to: Sequim Community Aid, PO
Box 1591, Sequim, WA 98382.
They can be reached at (360)681-3731 for help or more information.
Volunteers are always needed.
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in July to the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What and easy way to help our community together!
About the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society:
Mission Statement:
OPHS’ mission is to provide the highest level of compassion for the animals entrusted in our care; to measurably reduce companion animals’ overpopulation and to take a leadership role in promoting humane values and education for the benefit of animals.
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society (OPHS), an open admission shelter, is dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and well being of all surrendered, lost, abandoned, neglected and abused companion animals of Clallam County. OPHS serves as a conduit for helping lost animals reunite with their owners, as well as helping adoptable animals find new owners.
Promotion of responsible animal ownership and devotion to population control in the form of spay and neuter programs for shelter animals, as well as spay and neuter financial assistance programs for the public, is a high priority for the OPHS. Additionally, the OPHS is in support of the enforcement of anti-cruelty laws and promotion of proper legislation to assist in the just enforcement of all cruelty laws in Clallam County.
The OPHS does not believe in euthanizing healthy and adoptable animals due to lack of space or length of time at the shelter. Therefore, every effort possible is made to ensure that healthy and adoptable animals will temporarily and securely reside at the shelter, or in foster care until they are adopted or transferred to a partner rescue agency. Furthermore, if an animal should come to us sick or injured, every reasonable effort will be made to seek and carry out proper medical treatment for that animal and monitor their recovery until they are ready for adoption or transfer to a partner rescue agency. Euthanasia at the OPHS will be reserved as a last resort to relieve suffering for the untreatably ill or injured and for very aggressive animals.
Their purpose is to help build multifamily housing units to serve persons with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (IDD) by funding the construction and maintenance of affordable housing allowing independent growth in a safe environment to give families of Clallam County a peace of mind in regards to their loved one(s).
They can be reached at 360-808-8089 or by email at openhousing@icloud.com.
How can you help? Purchase over-the-counter items-we donate a portion of profits for the OTC sales to the fund. Donate and purchase used books-100% of proceeds from used book sales go to the fund. Monetary donations accepted at all register areas.
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in May to the YMCA. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What an easy way to help our community together!
About the YMCA:
Everybody counts!
The Olympic Peninsula YMCA is a non-profit organization that oversees Y programs and facilities throughout Clallam and Jefferson counties on Washington’s beautiful Olympic Peninsula. They are open to people of all ages, beliefs, incomes, races, genders, and abilities.
Their focus is on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility and our mission is to build healthy minds, bodies, and spirits throughout the communities they serve. They strive to promote the values of caring, respect, responsibility and honesty.
From health and wellness classes to our after-school enrichment programs, summer day camps to parenting classes, they have something for everyone. They offer financial assistance to anyone who qualifies because cost should never be a barrier to participation.
A Port Angeles High School senior who is entering into the medical field will be chosen and presented with the award during the scholarship awards ceremony. How can you help? Purchase over-the-counter items-we donate a portion of profits for the OTC sales to the fund. Donate and purchase used books-100% of proceeds from used book sales go to the fund. Also, monetary donations accepted at registers.
VHOCC’s mission is to compassionately care for the terminally ill, their caregivers and their families. Serving our community since 1978, VHOCC provides patient care services, an equipment loan program, respite care, and grief support. It also hosts community education and volunteer training events, which are free and open to the public.
For more information about this amazing organization, visit the VHOCC website.
The Children of Port Angeles, Washington dreamed up something special, and our community pulled together to make their dream a reality. You can be part of the community’s effort to rebuild and make it happen again for a special place for families and children to gather and have fun!
The Port Angeles Dream Playground was built over five days in September of 2002 by more than two thousand volunteers with tools and equipment loaned by the community and is one of the largest volunteer projects Clallam County has ever seen. This amazing effort was akin to an old-fashioned barn-raising with people of all ages participating in the build. Over $185,000 was raised to pay for the construction. Most of the funds came from a host of local businesses and more than 10,000 individual contributors.
In 2009, the volunteers became restless and created an 800 square-foot pavilion adjacent to the playground.
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In 2016, the tasks we completed were:
-fence repair (wanted to keep those engraved pickets pretty)
-ground cover- added 120 yards of new material!
-painted tower tops
-miscellaneous small repairs
-general cleanup
2023, destroyed by a fire and needs the communities help to rebuild. You can donate here with monetary donations, or purchase your over-the-counter items where a portion for the month goes to the charity from Jim’s and its customers. You can also send a check made payable to:
Dream Playground Foundation, PO Box 416
Port Angeles, WA 98362
The Port Angeles Food Bank is available to all Clallam County residents. Individuals and families may visit twice a month and those experiencing unstable housing may visit weekly. Each family will leave with fresh milk, eggs, and produce, frozen meat, pantry items, and baked goods and other items as they are available.
The Port Angeles Food Bank has a simple, yet powerful mission: Nourishing Our Community.
Visit their Food Bank website to learn more.
Please stop by the store this month to make a contribution to the Peninsula Home Fund, which provides our friends and neighbors with “a hand up, not a handout.”
This organization acts like a safety net for children, teens, families, and the elderly in Jefferson and Clallam counties. From Forks to Port Townsend; Quilcene and Brinnon to LaPush – when folks face emergency situations and can’t find help elsewhere – the Peninsula Home Fund provides a hand up to our neighbors in need!
Camp Beausite NW was founded in 1989 in order to provide the camp experience for campers with physical and developmental delays who would not otherwise be served in a traditional camp setting. The campers are youth who want to go to camp, but traditional camps couldn’t provide the care for their needs. Camp Beausite NW is one of only a few residential camp programs in the entire Pacific NW that offers support and services for campers of all levels of need.
Their residential camp services not only provide service for our 400+ campers that come to camp each year, but also to the 1500+ family members and caregivers who have spent the better part of their lifetime caring for their loved ones. CBNW offers a unique variety of creative and developmentally-appropriate activities for their campers. Programs are developed for all ages, stages, and abilities which crats social and education opportunities for everyone. Field trips to off-camp and spend time exploring the beach, Fort Worden, swimming at the PT public pool, visiting farms, arts & crafts, nature hikes, scavenger hunts, field games and so much more!
Coats for Kids is helping our community children keep warm 1 coat at a time since 1996! They are a non profit organization that is partnering with schools from Forks, Clallam Bay, Neah Bay, Crescent, Dry Creek, Port Angeles & Sequim. Head Start of Clallam & Jefferson counties and many other learning and childcare facilities.
Every $1 donated goes towards a certificate for either a new coat or pair of shoes that each child can pick out themselves. If you would like to help or know of someone that needs help, please contact them at sequimcfk96@yahoo.com or call 360-460-0380/ 360-809-3851 or 425-941-4246.
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in June to the Sequim Wheelers. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What an easy way to help our community together!
About Sequim Wheelers:
The Sequim Wheelers is a non-profit organization that offers FREE ADAPTIVE-BIKE RIDES, great company, fresh air, and sunshine on a bike. We serve everyone who cannot ride a bike by themselves with trained volunteers on the Olympic Discovery Trail in Sequim.
The Adaptive Pedal Assist Bike Fleet consists of 3 wheelchair bikes and 1 side by side tandem bike. Your donations will help with future bike purchases.
To volunteer, schedule a ride, or to ask any questions: Sequimwheelers@yahoo.com or call 360-809-2182.
COME RIDE WITH US!
The Northwest Veterans Resource Center is the home of the Clallam County Veterans Relief Fund, a programs that provides emergency assistance to qualified veterans and their families. It’s dedicated staff and volunteers can also assist with other local, state, and federal resources. This assistance includes a drop-in clinic every Monday from 1:00-4:00, which provides veterans and their families access to the following services: housing, employment, and mental health.
Their mission is to provide access to boating opportunities for youth and adults on the Olympic Peninsula.
It is a non-profit organization who strives to provide opportunities for those in our community to explore the natural aquatic resources of the Olympic Peninsula including the waters of the Salish Sea, Port Angeles Harbor, Sequim Bay, Discover Bay and beyond. Their focus is on education and experience and they feel that spending time in this amazing environment should not be limited by economics, age, or ability. They partner with local organizations such as the Port Angeles Yacht Club and the Port of Port Angeles as well as the Boy Scouts of America’s Sea Scout Ship 1212 for education and on the water activities for youth ages 14-21.
For more information visit their website at www.communityboatingprogram.org or call them directly at (360)457-4132.
SIPAJS mission is to invest in the dreams of women and girls. There are three Oxford Houses in Chapter 20 located in Port Angeles. They provide transitional sober housing for women who are in recovery.
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in July to the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What and easy way to help our community together!
About the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society:
Mission Statement:
OPHS’ mission is to provide the highest level of compassion for the animals entrusted in our care; to measurably reduce companion animals’ overpopulation and to take a leadership role in promoting humane values and education for the benefit of animals.
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society (OPHS), an open admission shelter, is dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and well being of all surrendered, lost, abandoned, neglected and abused companion animals of Clallam County. OPHS serves as a conduit for helping lost animals reunite with their owners, as well as helping adoptable animals find new owners.
Promotion of responsible animal ownership and devotion to population control in the form of spay and neuter programs for shelter animals, as well as spay and neuter financial assistance programs for the public, is a high priority for the OPHS. Additionally, the OPHS is in support of the enforcement of anti-cruelty laws and promotion of proper legislation to assist in the just enforcement of all cruelty laws in Clallam County.
The OPHS does not believe in euthanizing healthy and adoptable animals due to lack of space or length of time at the shelter. Therefore, every effort possible is made to ensure that healthy and adoptable animals will temporarily and securely reside at the shelter, or in foster care until they are adopted or transferred to a partner rescue agency. Furthermore, if an animal should come to us sick or injured, every reasonable effort will be made to seek and carry out proper medical treatment for that animal and monitor their recovery until they are ready for adoption or transfer to a partner rescue agency. Euthanasia at the OPHS will be reserved as a last resort to relieve suffering for the untreatably ill or injured and for very aggressive animals.
Jim’s will donate a portion of profits from all over-the-counter sales in June to the Peninsula Friends of Animals. Combined with used book sales and monetary donations collected in our donation jars. What and easy way to help our community together!
About the Peninsula Friends of Animals:
Mission Statement:
To prevent the birth of unwanted cats and dogs through progressive spay/neuter and educational programs, and to place as many homeless, neglected or abused animals as possible in safe, loving, permanent homes.
Their purpose and objective is to reduce companion pet overpopulation humanely through spay/neuter programs. To provide homeless, abandoned or abused animals with shelter and care until they can be adopted into good permanent homes, and to preserve and protect an animal’s right to life and where needed to elevate their quality of life.
Peninsula Friends of Animals is a “no-kill” animal rescue group. No animal will be euthanized to make room for another animal. Euthanasia will bot be used as a means to control animal.
To insure and preserve the original intent of the founds, this organization is an independent, privately held and publicly funded animal welfare/rescue group.
424 East Second Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 452-4200