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Resource Fair

The resource fair is for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delays, their families, caregivers, and service providers.

A young man in a wheelchair is smiling at the camera. A resource fair booth is in the background. 

Resource Fair May 28, 2026

This is a free community event that welcomes people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delays, their families, caregivers, service providers, teachers, employers, and other interested community members.

  • Thursday, May 28, 2026
  • Join us from 9 AM to 2 PM
  • New location! Microsoft Conference Center, 16070 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052
  • Use the registration form to request language access supports and accommodations; both subject to availability and feasibility. 

Register Here

Parking for Cars & Buses, and Arriving by Transit

Park at Buildings 33/34 and 36

  • Guests may use the above-ground and underground parking at Buildings 33/34 and 36. Buildings 33/34 have connected underground parking.
  • Guests are welcome to park in any available parking space that is not designated for specialized use, such as Facility Vehicles or GIVE campaign.

Parking Garage 33/34 (connected underground): 16070 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052

  • Walking instructions: In the garage, follow the signs and balloons to the elevator, then take the elevator up to floor 1.

Parking Garage 36: 16255 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052

  • Walking Instructions: Exit the garage, then follow the balloons and signs to the Microsoft Conference Center (Building 33).

 

Image is a map showing the footprint of parking areas at Microsoft Conference Center in the Building 33/34 Garage and Building 36 Garage, and the walking route from Building 36 to Building 33, Microsoft Conference Center.


Skip the stress and expense of driving and kick off the King County Resource Fair feeling refreshed. Redmond Technology Station (RTS) is a nearby hub for regional and local public transit buses and the 2 Line Link light rail.

  • Relax on the 2 Line to RTS from 24 stations between Downtown Redmond, Bellevue, Seattle, Shoreline, and Lynnwood.
  • From south of downtown Seattle, transfer from the 1 Line to the 2 Line at the International District Station.

To plan your trip on public transit, visit the Sound Transit Trip Planner and the “How to pay” page for information on ways to pay public transit fares in Puget Sound.

From RTS, walk or ride a shuttle that will loop between RTS and Microsoft Conference Center (MSCC) every 5 minutes. 

Guests may take a free shuttle from the Redmond Technology Station or they may walk to the fair.

  • Destination is: the Microsoft Conference Center, Microsoft Building 33, 16070 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052

Walking instructions:

  • Exit the Redmond Technology Station.
  • Head south on 156th Ave NE.
  • Turn left onto NE 36th St
  • Slight right toward NE 36th Way, then continue onto NE 36th Way.
  • Turn left, then turn right.
  • Destination will be on the left (Microsoft Conference Center, Building 33).

Image is a walking map between Redmond Technology Station (RTS) and Microsoft Conference Center at Building 33. The directions are described in the body of the text

Guests may ride a free Microsoft shuttle between Redmond Technology Station (RTS) and the fair, located at Microsoft Conference Center, Building 33 (MSCC).

  • Shuttles will loop between RTS and MSCC from 9am to 2pm, departing about every 5 minutes. The ride will take about 5 minutes.
  • At RTS, volunteers in green shirts will guide riders to the designated shuttles.
    • Be ready to show the volunteer a registration confirmation email, either on your phone or printed out.
    • Board the shuttle in the “Microsoft Fixed Route Shuttle” zone, which is on the west side of the RTS bus loop (at the ground level under the RTS garage). Shuttles will display a King County Fair sign, and “Reserved” on the digital reader board.
  • Guests will be asked to wear a “Visitor” label visibly on their clothing while riding the shuttle and while at the Fair.
  • Accessible shuttles (vans with lifts) are available upon request. Ask a volunteer to call for an accessible shuttle.

 

After dropping riders at the Microsoft Conference Center, bus drivers are asked to park and wait in the designated above-ground parking at Microsoft’s RedWest Building.

  • Begin at: Microsoft Conference Center, Building 33, 16070 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052
  • Destination: RedWest Building, Microsoft W Campus Access Rd, Redmond, WA 98052

Map showing driving directions between bus parking and Microsoft Conference Center

Need an easy way to share parking and transit information? Download or print this all-in-one guide. All-in-One Wayfinding Guide

Share with you friends, colleagues, and networks!

Social media toolkit: English, Spanish, and Somali

Help us spread the word! This toolkit can be used to download images and text for you to copy and paste into your digital media channels. Four designs are available in English, Spanish, and Somali.

Link to toolkit images and sample text

3 sample social media posts with text

Informational flyers

2026 Presentations

All presentations are in spoken English with ASL and Spanish interpreters. Need additional language supports? Please request an interpreter in the registration form. 

  1. Early Support for Infants and Toddlers: Career Pathways, 10 – 10:45 AM

Do you have an interest in working with children birth to three with developmental delays or disabilities? Parents and family members often make the most passionate Early Support providers. Learn about different career opportunities and the steps needed to be qualified. 

 

  1. King County School-to-Work, 10 – 10:45 AM

Find out how the King County School-to-Work (S2W) Program helps students with developmental disabilities and their families make a smoother transition from high school to employment and adult services. 

 

  1. Benefit U: Know Your Benefits, Shape Your Future, 11 –11:45 AM

This session is an overview of Social Security disability benefits. It will provide an overview of how, when, and why to apply including connections to related resources such as Medicaid and long-term services.

 

  1. Rise Together, Advance Change: Advocacy Workshop, 11 – 11:45 AM

This workshop will help you understand how you can make a difference. Co-presenters include a self-advocate and a parent. We’ll talk about what advocacy means, explore simple ways to get involved, and review how a bill becomes a law. You’ll also learn practical tips for talking with decision-makers so you can confidently share your voice and support your community.

 

  1. Guardianship & Powers of Attorney AND Special Needs Trusts 12 – 12:45 PM

Learn why a guardianship or conservatorship might be necessary.

Then, learn what special needs trusts are, and why your son or daughter might need them.

 

  1. In Good Company – True Stories about Supported Employment, 12 – 12:45 PM  

Hear from four people who found their path to employment and spoke up for themselves along the way. They'll share what worked, what was hard, and what made the difference. Real stories, real voices, and honest and hopeful conversation.

 

  1. Housing 101: Subsidized Housing & DDA Residential Options, 1 – 1:45 PM

Learn aboutmaintaining your Section 8 voucher and DDECS subsidized apartments. DSHS/DDA will giveinformation on types of living situations. 

 

  1. Moving from Crisis to Confidence: A Complete Guide to Systems Navigation and Self-Empowerment for Families, 1 – 1:45 PM

This comprehensive session is designed to guide families caring for individuals with developmental disabilities from early childhood through adulthood. We will cover multi-system navigation across healthcare, education, and state services. 

2026 Exhibitors

Resources are grouped by focus area to help you find what you need. Check back for updates!

Many organizations provide services countywide. We asked each organization to identify the parts of the county they most commonly serve. 

Interested in being an exhibitor?

Contact jenna.wolfstone@kingcounty.gov to be added to the waitlist. Exhibitor selection is based on, but not limited to, space availability and our goal of sharing a balanced selection of services.

Shop and Support

Coaching: person centered planning, ABA therapies

Community: Advocacy, education and empowerment, peer support, and system navigation  

Early Childhood: Supports and services for children ages birth to five and their families

Education & Lifelong Learning 

Employment, Community Inclusion, School-to-Work: Job supports and opportunities for community engagement

Financial and Legal: Understand benefits, financial planning, and legal rights

Housing: Find and maintain housing

Recreation and Community: Programs that support fun, creativity, and friendship 

State and Local Government Agencies: Public agencies offering information, services or support

 

Technology: Tools and strategies for accessibility and fun

Transportation- Help getting where you need to go

Wellness, including Behavioral Health 

Related Topics

SCOPE Community Resource Events

Are you interested in learning more about the resources and services available in your community? The Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy (VSHSL) Scope Team is hosting a series of Community Resource Events across King County. Join us to connect with local organizations and services funded through the Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy.