On Nov. 9th 2025, United Hub and EmP co-hosted another successful Senior Tech Assistance session at the Redmond Library, continuing our shared mission to bridge the digital divide for local seniors. We’re especially grateful to our amazing youth volunteers, Ivory Mixon and Michael Wang from EmP, for their patience, kindness, and expertise. Their support made a real difference as seniors arrived with their questions prepared and left with their tech challenges solved. High

On October 12 2025, the community hosted its third senior tech assistance session at the Redmond Library — and its first collaboration with the local nonprofit Emerald Parents Association (EmP) . Seniors arrived early, eager to receive help on various technology topics. A team of high school and middle school volunteers offered patient, one-on-one support, helping with tasks such as transferring photos between phones and computers, formatting text in WeChat, and connecting p

United Hub received requests from several seniors in our community who needed help with computers, cell phones, and AI tools. To respond, two college students volunteered their time and reserved a room at the Redmond Library, which is conveniently within walking distance from their homes. During the session, the students patiently guided seniors through practical challenges such as using their devices more effectively, navigating apps, and exploring how AI tools can support d

🌱✨ Yesterday's volunteer experience left me inspired.  ✨🌱 I joined a roundtable discussion organized by United Hub  at a senior apartment complex in Redmond 🏡. Together with an amazing group of seniors, we talked about: ♻️ Urban sustainability 🌍 Environmental protection 🗑️ Waste management ⚡ Energy upgrades What truly moved me was how everyone  contributed ideas freely 💡—with wisdom, humor, and a shared vision for a greener, more livable community. 💬❤️ Many expressed a

Yesterday, the United Hub gathered with residents at Redmond Senior Housing for a cozy round table chat about the city’s sustainability plan. Fourteen seniors came ready to talk, and the room quickly filled with stories, ideas, and a lot of laughter. We asked: What would make Redmond greener and better for everyone? Here’s what came up again and again: More green and shady places to walk – Safe paths, benches, and trees so folks can enjoy being outside. Recycling that’s easy

Huaqi Yin is a dedicated core volunteer at United Hub. This article shares Huaqi's personal experience during the devastating "bomb cyclone" winter storm, which left households in the area without power for days, disrupted Wi-Fi, blocked streets, and caused significant damage to homes. The night of November 19, 2024, was unforgettable for those in West Washington. A powerful windstorm, known as a "bomb cyclone," swept through with fierce winds, bending trees, sparking power l

United Hub hosted its second Asian Elderly Luncheon at Tianfu Chunqiu restaurant in Redmond, featuring traditional cuisine, live performance

On the afternoon of November 26, 2024, UnitedHub, known in Chinese as “友和,” hosted a heartwarming Thanksgiving luncheon at a local restaurant . This special event aimed at bringing care and warmth to underserved Asian seniors, with over 40 elderly attendees. They enjoyed delicious food as well as the care and support of their community in a festive atmosphere. Serving marginalized communities, with a particular focus on Asian seniors in the multicultural Seattle metropolitan

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, members of the United Hub group dedicated their time today to assist a senior citizen in maintaining their backyard following recent surgery. The initiative took place in the senior’s residence, where the backyard had become overrun with weeds, posing a potential risk and hindrance to the resident's recovery and mobility. The team of volunteers, armed with gardening tools and a lot of enthusiasm, tackled the overgrown weeds, clea

On March 6, 2023, United Hub staff generously volunteered their time to provide translation services to seniors at Providence John Gabriel House. The event aimed to facilitate communication and understanding during the annual review of updated house rules for residents. The Providence John Gabriel House, a community residence for seniors, conducts an annual review of house rules to ensure that residents are informed and involved in the governance of their living environment.