Senior (65+) Businesses & Organizations in Washington

Since its founding in 1982, the Filipino American Community of South Puget Sound has served as a cultural home and gathering place for Filipino Americans throughout the Lacey, Washington region and beyond. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to preserving and promoting Filipino heritage and identity within the culturally diverse society of the United States, with a particular focus on engaging younger generations in Filipino traditions and values. FACSPS operates with three core purposes: fostering education and consciousness of Filipino heritage among members, promoting Filipino American identity within the broader community, and providing charitable services to both local and international nonprofit organizations. The organization believes in the power of community connection, offering opportunities for members to socialize through picnics, parties, bowling tournaments, and cultural celebrations like the annual Santacruzan. Beyond social activities, FACSPS demonstrates its commitment to education by awarding scholarships to deserving high school graduates and supporting charitable institutions. The organization extends its compassion internationally, serving as a fundraising group that provides assistance to communities in the Philippines during natural calamities. As a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) educational and charitable organization, FACSPS welcomes diverse membership including those interested in learning about Filipino culture and anyone open to cultural diversity. Operating from Lacey with connections throughout the South Puget Sound community, FACSPS represents a multigenerational commitment to cultural pride, educational advancement, and community service.

Founded in 1935, Filipino Community of Seattle stands as one of the nation's first Filipinx organizations and a cornerstone of community leadership for over 80 years. Rooted in Seattle, WA's history of racial segregation and exclusion, FCS emerged when communities of color came together for mutual support and solidarity. Today, the organization honors that legacy by serving as a galvanizing force and cultural touchstone for thousands of Filipinx Americans and immigrants throughout the Greater Seattle region. FCS operates with core values of respect, accountability, commitment, social justice, and diversity and inclusion, guiding every program and interaction with community members. The organization's mission centers on fostering the well-being of Filipinx in Greater Seattle through culturally appropriate services and welcoming gathering spaces open to anyone seeking connection and support. FCS develops client-centered social service programs tailored to the unique needs of the Filipinx community, while simultaneously advocating for systemic change around civil rights and social justice issues. The organization takes particular pride in being a people of color-led institution that has helped shape and enrich the Greater Seattle community while maintaining explicit commitment to serving marginalized populations and eliminating racial equity gaps. Through their work in affordable housing, senior care, youth development, arts and culture preservation, and basic needs assistance, FCS continues the tradition of collective care that defined its founding. Community testimonials highlight their genuine commitment to caring for neighbors and building a thriving, vibrant community that celebrates both historical traditions and progressive values.

For over thirty years, Indian American Community Services (IACS)—formerly known as India Association of Western Washington (IAWW)—has been a cornerstone of support for the Indian American community in the Pacific Northwest. Serving the Bellevue, WA area and beyond, IACS operates as a secular, volunteer-driven organization deeply rooted in its commitment to connecting people, building relationships, and fostering a sense of belonging within the community. IACS's mission centers on empowering the Asian-Indian community by addressing the often difficult and complex circumstances that affect daily life. The organization takes particular pride in supporting the most at-risk members of the community, recognizing that immigrant and refugee families face unique challenges navigating systems and resources in the United States. Through its work, IACS helps community members manage logistics and details while building meaningful connections in a safe, welcoming environment where everyone feels they truly belong. What distinguishes IACS is its deep respect for cultural heritage combined with a forward-thinking approach to community needs. As the longest-serving Indian association in the Pacific Northwest, the organization takes pride in sharing and passing down South Asian cultural customs, values, and traditions to younger generations while embracing diversity and encouraging cross-cultural understanding. IACS achieves its goals through constant fostering of inclusion, sharing of knowledge and resources, and active civic engagement. The organization's leadership, including Executive Director Lalita Uppala and dedicated staff members with decades of community service experience, brings passion and expertise to creating lasting impact for immigrant and refugee families throughout the region.

Since 1923, Northwest Danish Association has been building bridges between Denmark and the Pacific Northwest, establishing itself as a vital community resource in Seattle, WA for those seeking connection to Danish culture and values. Founded originally as the Danish Old Peoples Home, NWDA has evolved into a comprehensive organization dedicated to preserving and sharing Danish heritage while maintaining deep commitment to elder care and family support. At its heart, NWDA is driven by people—a passionate community of volunteers, donors, and members from diverse backgrounds united by appreciation for Danish culture and values. Our organization functions as a gathering place where individuals find more than cultural programming; members discover friendship, networking opportunities, and genuine community support systems. We believe in the power of cultural traditions to strengthen families and transmit social values across generations, which is why we sponsor traditional Danish holiday celebrations and community events throughout the year. Our work extends beyond cultural preservation to meaningful social impact. NWDA collaborates with numerous community partners including the University of Washington Scandinavian Studies Department, Scan Design Foundation, and local organizations, creating a network of support that enriches the entire Pacific Northwest. We embrace the Danish concept of lifelong learning and community care, providing opportunities for people of all ages to engage, explore, and connect. With offices in Seattle, WA and Portland, OR, NWDA serves as the Pacific Northwest's primary advocate for Danish culture and Nordic perspectives. Our members and friends have built something special here—a community rooted in Danish traditions of hospitality, education, and mutual support that welcomes anyone interested in experiencing the warmth and values Denmark has to offer.