Our Members
If you’re 55+ and live on South Whidbey, you could be the perfect fit for our village, which helps members age in place with confidence and connection. South Whidbey at Home serves neighbors from Clinton to Greenbank—and your annual membership opens the door to social gatherings, educational programs, and a community that looks out for one another.
As part of the village, you can lend a hand when you’re able and receive support when you need it. Our call managers help you identify the right services, then connect you with volunteers who provide the small but essential help that makes independent living possible—on‑island rides (not just medical), light gardening, tech help, walking buddies, short‑term pet care, friendly visits or calls, minor household repairs, and more.
Joining South Whidbey at Home means joining a village that’s here for you, today and in the years ahead.
Membership Cost
FIRST MEMBER
$240 / year
equivalent to $20 / mo
Immediate access to events and volunteers who provide camaraderie and assist with daily tasks, transportation, household chores, and more.
ADDITIONAL MEMBER
$120 / year
equivalent to $10 / mo
Access to all the same events and services as the first household member at
half the cost.
Find peace of mind for less than the cost of one dinner out per month. Membership dues are $240 per year for the first person in the household and just $120 for an additional household member. Once you express interest in joining, we’ll set up a home visit appointment to get to know you, review our services, and answer your questions. After the annual fee is collected, our members get immediate access to events and volunteers who provide camaraderie and as well as assist with daily tasks, transportation, and household chores.
Become fiercely interdependent.
Join South Whidbey at Home.
Call us at (360) 331-1971 or email us at info@swathome.org to start building your South Whidbey village today.
Become a Volunteer
South Whidbey at Home volunteers can be people of any age who don’t mind helping an older neighbor. They are generous people who are happy to share their time and skills. They also understand the concept of “paying it forward” and want to ensure that SW@Home will be there for them whenever—if ever—they (or their older family members) need it.
“As a volunteer I can say without doubt that my Mom was right: The gift is to the giver. My interactions with Members of SW@Home have been heartwarming and interesting. I think we miss the richness of the many lives lived by some of our most isolated seniors if we don’t interact. It’s all to easy to become invisible, and a simple conversation lifts the veil and shows us our common humanity.”
Melissa L.
SW@H Volunteer