Bridgeways

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Bridgeways’ mission is to provide services that promote quality of life for individuals living with mental illness in a manner that facilitates growth, independence, and a sense of community.

10/17/2025

Bridgeways is thrilled to thank BECU for joining us as a Change Maker as one of our Visionary Sponsors for this year’s Change Makers Celebration.

BECU’s dedication to financial well-being, community connection, and social good mirrors Bridgeways’ mission to empower individuals through opportunity and support.

Together, we’re building stronger, more compassionate communities, one life at a time.

10/15/2025

Bridgeways is proud to recognize 1st Security Bank as our Visionary Sponsor for this year’s Change Makers Celebration.

Their leadership, generosity, and unwavering commitment to community empowerment embody what this event is all about creating opportunity, fostering inclusion, and inspiring hope.

Thank you, 1st Security Bank, for being a champion of change and for helping us continue building pathways to brighter futures.

09/25/2025

🚀 Spokane, we’re coming! Next month, Bridgeways will be at the Manufacturing Suppliers Expo, represented by Noel-Crabtree.
We provide aerospace partners with trusted electrical and mechanical assembly solutions, but our real difference? Our mission: empowering people living with mental health challenges through meaningful work that builds growth, independence, and community.
Come find us at our booth, we’ll be sharing the space with and would love to meet you!

09/22/2025

We’re excited to announce that tickets are officially on sale for this year’s Community Change Makers Celebration! 🍷🎉

Enjoy an inspiring evening with a live & silent auction, dessert dash, and multi-course Wine Maker’s Dinner — all in support of Bridgeways’ mission to help individuals with mental health challenges build stable, self-sufficient lives.
🎟️ Individual $150 | Couple $300 | Table of 8 $1,200
➡️ Get your tickets now (limited spots!): [link in bio or https://bridgeways.ejoinme.org/2025ChangeMakersCelebration

09/19/2025

From housing assistance to employment pathways, our programs address the root causes of mental health challenges, helping individuals build lasting stability.

Explore our mental health services: https://loom.ly/P1NIYyU

09/19/2025

By partnering with Bridgeways, Somatic VR saved over 20% of work hours in 2024 alone, freeing their team to focus on growth, product development, and market expansion.

We didn’t just assemble parts, we improved processes, implemented new efficiencies, and helped lay the foundation for their next phase of success.

See how the right manufacturing partner can unlock your company’s potential.

Download the full case study and explore how Bridgeways delivers precision, efficiency, and impact: https://loom.ly/WOnqoOo

09/09/2025

🎉 Just days away! 🎉
Join us for the Bridgeways Open House on Sept 17 and enjoy tours, food, and community connections. Plus… exciting prizes are waiting for you! ✨
🥇 First Prize: A Mystery Apple Gift (Hint: 🎶)
🥈 Second Prize: 2 tickets to the Community Change Makers Celebration ($75 value!)
📅 Wednesday, Sept 17, 2025
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 5801 23rd Dr W, #104 Everett, WA 98203
⚠️ Walk-ins are welcome, but spots aren’t guaranteed — best to RSVP today! 👉 bit.ly/bw-openhouse25

09/04/2025

🚨 Last Chance to RSVP! 🚨
Our Bridgeways Open House is this Tuesday, Sept 17 🎉 Don’t miss your chance to connect, tour our facility, and hear from amazing community leaders.
We’re excited to welcome Nikki Malcom, CEO of Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance, as our discussion moderator! She’ll be joined by Andrea Duffield (CEO of Bridgeways), Cassie Franklin (Mayor of Everett), and Rochelle James (CEO of the Tulalip Tribes).
📅 Wednesday, Sept 17
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 5801 23rd Dr W, #104, Everett, WA
⚠️ Slots are limited, so RSVP today at bit.ly/bw-openhouse25

09/01/2025

Celebrating Work with Purpose this Labor Day 💙

At Bridgeways, work is more than a paycheck, it’s a pathway to healing, dignity, and opportunity. Today, we honor the resilience of every individual working toward a brighter future, including those overcoming barriers through employment.

Thank you for building stronger, more inclusive communities with us.

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Bridgeways.

08/29/2025

Want to reduce errors, stay on schedule, and boost production flow?
Our precision wire kitting service ensures every wire, tool, and part is organized, measured, and ready—before it ever hits your line.

Whether you're in aerospace, custom manufacturing, or industrial production, Bridgeways custom-kits to your specs for a clean, efficient start—every time.

✅ Streamlined integration
✅ Fewer errors, less downtime
✅ Certified quality and accountability

📞 Schedule a Discovery Call: https://loom.ly/VOQAM-4

📥 Download Capabilities Brochure: https://loom.ly/fVNIWDQ

08/25/2025

Every bolt tightened, every wire placed—our work is built on precision, purpose, and trust. At Bridgeways, manufacturing isn’t just a service, it’s a partnership. Let’s build something exceptional together.

Contact our team today to discuss your next project. https://loom.ly/U_LXJ80

08/01/2025

Partner with a manufacturer who delivers high-performance parts—and empowers lives in the process. Work with Bridgeways.

Share your next project with us: info@bridgeways.org

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5801 23rd Drive W, #104
Everett, WA
98203

Website

http://www.bridgeways.org/

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The Intersection of Industry and Mission

Based in Everett, and serving Snohomish County, Bridgeways incorporated in 1981. While our array of programs and methods of delivering services has evolved to meet changing community needs, the ever-shifting healthcare landscape, and taking into account services offered by other providers in Snohomish County – our essential mission has remained the same since 1981.

We partner primarily with Medicaid-eligible adults who have experienced challenges related to employment, housing, or engagement with services due to symptoms of a mental illness. At entry, clients are often unemployed, precariously housed, and living in very low-income situations.

Bridgeways helps people living with mental illness achieve and maintain wellness, stability, and connection through our array of supportive services and our social enterprise.

Through our manufacturing social enterprise, we create and sustain precious jobs for adults living with mental illness who have faced past challenges to employment.

Core capabilities include mechanical assembly, electrical assembly, die cutting, bond and seal, and small tool refurbishment. Our operations maintain AS9100D and ISO9001:2015 certifications.

Bridgeways is committed to quality, value, and customer service. Our team seeks to understand each customer’s unique requirements and find solutions to tough challenges.

Our array of supportive services in the community include:

Supported Employment - We partner with clients who have experienced challenges finding or keeping a job due to symptoms of a mental illness. Our goal is to help clients find and keep a job in the community that aligns with their interests, skills, abilities, and experiences.

Housing Supports - We work with clients to ensure housing stability, while addressing mental health concerns that may have previously led to homelessness, or challenges engaging with services.

Court Program - Bridgeways is part of the innovative Mental Health Alternatives Program (MAP) – a problem-solving, therapeutic court within Everett Municipal and Marysville Municipal courts. Our MAP Liaison works intensively with MAP participants to coordinate and support mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Participation in MAP reduces the rate of recidivism by providing participants with a treatment-focused alternative to incarceration, and helps defendants get off the cycle of repeat offenses that sidetracks, delays, or precludes stability and wellness.