Creating lasting change for homeless moms and kids through a caring community.

Everett Clubhouse is a non-profit for individuals living with mental illness. The Clubhouse is a place that our members fill their day with meaningful volunteer work including, computer work, reception, cooking, cleaning, community outreach. Everett Clubhouse also helps members connect with community resources. Our program also helps members connect with education and employment opportunities. - Thank you Farms for Life for helping us with our meal program and general wellbeing to our Clubhouse community.

Helping families overcome homelessness and achieve permanent stable housing.

Plymouth Housing’s mission is to eliminate homelessness and address its causes by preserving, developing, and operating safe, quality, supportive housing and by providing adults experiencing homelessness with opportunities to stabilize and improve their lives.

Seattle Clubhouse gives people whose lives have been disrupted by mental illness the opportunity to recover meaning, purpose, and dignity through work and community.

Built in 1993 and located in downtown Redmond, YWCA’s Family Village Redmond provides twenty units of permanent supportive housing to women and families. YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish works to increase housing equity for women facing the greatest racial disparities in our community by connecting low-income women and families to stable, supportive permanent, and affordable housing.

Byrd Barr Place is a Black-led organization engaging the community in civil rights advocacy, while providing essential services—energy assistance, food bank, housing assistance, and personal finance tools. BBP was founded with a vision to provide equitable opportunities and services to Black households, low-income families, and people of color in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood, and our primary measure of success remains effectively providing for the immediate needs of our clients. Today our programs run from emergency aid to fill immediate gaps in a family’s housing and food needs, to multi-year programs designed to build skills and strengthen stability. Our staff helps Seattle residents with basic human services—a warm home, food on the table, and immediate financial relief. We closely track outcomes for the individuals and families we serve, seeking to understand the effectiveness of our programs on each household and at the community level.

Housing Hope, founded in 1987, recognizes that safe, decent, and affordable housing is only the first step in solving poverty for struggling families. The innovative concept to provide a full range of housing with housing-related support services is a hallmark of the Housing Hope mission. Housing Hope combines affordable housing with tailored services such as life-skills training, childcare, case management, and employment services. Housing Hope also offers homeownership opportunities for low-income individuals of Snohomish County and Camano Island.

Mt. Si Senior Center enhances the quality of life for older adults in the Snoqualmie Valley by providing a comprehensive network of services including health and wellness checks, fitness classes, information and assistance, social and recreational opportunities, educational programs, volunteerism, housing, and transportation.

Partnering with men and the community to create a path from homelessness to stable living.

Recovery Café is a community of individuals who have been traumatized by homelessness, addiction and other mental health challenges coming to know we are loved and that we have gifts to share. Our program based on being a community of radical hospitality is designed to help people maintain recovery, reduce relapse and fulfill their potential. Produce from FFL is an important part of the healthful meals offered free of charge to Café Members.

Community House Mental Health Agency serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness to increase their social, vocational, life skill, in their recovery. Community House provides a supportive community atmosphere for its members to feel a sense of belonging and grow at their own pace and design their own treatment.

Imagine Housing builds and manages affordable apartments for people in need on the Eastside. FFL produce is offered farmers-market-style at multiple locations for residents to take home.

Open Kitchen, located in Redmond, uses FFL produce in their free community meal served up every Wednesday.

The mission of the Everett Recovery Café is to be a safe, healing community for individuals in recovery from the trauma of homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges and to empower long-term transformation through human connection.

Sound Pathways serves people seeking recovery from substance use disorders who are low-income, need mental health support, are currently homeless, or are part of other underserved populations in Snohomish County.