In a year that impacted everyone, Seattle's Church of Scientology Volunteer Ministers followed their motto "Something Can Be Done About It" and provided essential products and services to those in need in their community.

Volunteers from the Church of Scientology Seattle help local kids get a great start to the new school year, virtually, through their participation in the 7th annual backpack and school supplies drive sponsored by Interfaith Ministries of Greater Queen Anne.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers are helping neighbors and local businesses stay well as the city prepares for Phase 2

Celebrating UN International Day of Friendship by reaching out in the community with "The Way to Happiness," a common-sense moral code that helps create lasting friendships by instilling decency and respect.

Seattle's Church of Scientology marks the 10th Anniversary of Nelson Mandela International Day with a special forum on human rights.

In Seattle, The Way to Happiness inspires people to take responsibility for their environment and to care for their neighborhoods.

Britain's Got Talent semifinalists' benefit concert for the humanitarian programs of the Church of Scientology Seattle

Church of Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Seattle were recognized for their work with Food Lifeline and their continuing efforts to address hunger in western Washington.

With opioid overdoses in Washington State now the leading cause of accidental deaths and the opioid crisis reaching a breaking point, Seattle's Drug-Free World volunteers held a community forum at the Church of Scientology Seattle and are reaching out to teachers and counselors with effective tools to educate youth.

New Washington State code protects the rights of children and families

Listen and care: These were the watchwords of the World Interfaith Harmony Week service at the Church of Scientology Seattle.

Every holiday season, Seattle's Scientology Volunteer Ministers give back to the community, putting their motto into practice — something can be done about it.

With the state of Washington in the throes of a deadly opioid epidemic, volunteers from the Seattle chapter of Foundation for a Drug-Free World reach out with effective drug education to end drug addiction before it begins.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers join in an annual project organized by Interfaith Ministries of Greater Queen Anne to help underserved kids get their school year off to a good start.

Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood residents celebrate National Night Out at Church of Scientology annual block party.

With more Americans now dying of drug overdose than traffic accidents, the Church of Scientology Seattle and the Foundation for a Drug-Free World join forces to combat the deadly opioid epidemic.

The Seattle Chapter of the Way to Happiness Foundation and Scientology Environmental Task Force join in Seattle's 30th annual "Spring Clean."

Raising awareness of the heroin problem and a simple but effective way to reduce abuse.

Church of Scientology Seattle Volunteers Help Keep One of the City's Oldest Green Spaces Beautiful

Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Seattle partner with the Queen Anne Food Bank to serve those in need.

Volunteers reached out to school counselors with Truth About Drugs educational materials.

Seattle's Drug-Free World Volunteers dedicate an entire month to reaching youth and educators with factual information about the effects of drugs

Volunteers from the Church of Scientology Seattle make a difference on Make a Difference Day

Volunteer Ministers with Seattle's Church of Scientology reached out to their community with tools for life during World Humanitarian Day.

Residents in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood enjoyed the annual National Night Out block party at the Church of Scientology.

The Seattle Chapter of The Way to Happiness Foundation celebrated Friendship Day by reaching out to their community with the common-sense moral code that helps create lasting friendships by instilling decency and respect.

Church of Scientology Seattle hosts Drug-Free World conference in honor of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.

Volunteers from the Seattle, Washington, chapter of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World empower youth with The Truth About Marijuana.

Seattle chapter of Youth for Human Rights helps protect youth against human rights abuse at Kent International Festival in King County, Washington.

The Way to Happiness Foundation of Washington has launched a campaign to uplift neighborhoods in their state with a nonreligious moral code called The Way to Happiness: A Common Sense Guide to Better Living.

Seattle Scientologists attend a drug prevention workshop to hone their skills in reaching teens with the truth about drugs.