Community Partners

Led by visionary women of color, ACHD provides holistic, complete, and culturally specific support for people of African descent in the Greater Seattle Area. ACHD has programs supporting housing stability, economic development, high-quality education, and referrals to legal services.

Africatown Community Land Trust is working for community ownership of land in the Central District that can support the cultural and economic thriving of people who are part of the African diaspora in the Greater Seattle region.

The Agape House exists to end Black and Brown women homelessness in the Greater Seattle/King area. Serving girls aged 18-27 years old, the Agape House provides women with housing, education, employment, and mentorship.

Boys & Girls Clubs of King County creates youth-centric Club experiences through culturally relevant, inclusive, and diverse programming.

Bread of Life Mission a non-denominational, Christian, social services organization, which provides critically needed goods and services to the homeless, poor, and needy of Washington State.

Chief Seattle Club is a Native-led housing and human service agency that provides food, primary health care, housing assistance, legal services, and more for their community, many of whom are experiencing homelessness.

Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) provides services for the city’s homeless population. They help people with the complex needs of homelessness, substance use disorders, and serious mental illness achieve their highest potential for health and well-being through comprehensive services, treatment, and housing.

Duwamish Valley Affordable Housing Coalition seeks to provide affordable housing opportunities and other resources to underrepresented and low-income renters and homeowners.

The Fresh Start Professional Services Organization offers the community an opportunity to start over without prejudice. Their vision is to assist in successfully transitioning individuals into the community by connecting participants to community based organizations and resources.

Fusion Housing provides housing and support services to families experiencing homelessness in their community so they will have a safe, secure environment as they work toward self-sufficiency.

Global Social Business Partners believe youth to be innovators of the future. GSBP serves as a food innovator and entrepreneurship incubator. Their mission is to foster entrepreneurship and social business innovation to solve social and environmental issues.

Hospitality House is a shelter program that offers services to women experiencing homelessness. In addition to emergency shelter, meals, and hygiene facilities, they also provide professional case management, workshops, and monthly nurse visits for each woman in their program.

Latino Civic Alliance advocates for local leadership that enhances its communities and builds strong leaders while fostering meaningful partnerships. They support families by investing in resources that promote educational, leadership, and workforce and career pathways leading to livable wages, and provide small businesses with technical assistance.

KCHA provides quality, affordable rental housing and assistance to more than 50,000 people. They support thriving communities and help people achieve their goals in health, education, and self‑sufficiency.

Lao Community Service Center’s mission is to unite and strengthen the Lao community in the Pacific Northwest. LCSC offers programs focusing on professional and business development, assisting families, and Lao language classes.

Recovery Café provides a beautiful, safe, warm, drug and alcohol free space and loving community. They offer programs and services designed to help people maintain recovery, reduce relapse, manage their mental health, maintain sobriety, build community, and fulfill their potential.

Seattle Amistad School is an independent, two-way (Spanish/English) immersion school serving Toddlers, Pre-K through 8th grade. They aim to create a space where different cultural perspectives cooperate and complement each other in order to support and nurture our children.

Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission is a non-profit ministry that serves Seattle’s homeless population.

With a vision of equity for all, the ULMS six areas of focus include advocacy & civic engagement, education, housing, public health, entrepreneurship support, and workforce development.

Villa Comunitaria empowers families in culturally relevant ways, focusing on the Latinx immigrant community. They have programs for economic development, skills/leadership, building healthy communities, citizen/voter registration, and navigating human service programs.

Vision House is a program with transitional housing that helps break the cycle of homelessness for families with children. As a Christian agency, Vision House strives to provide opportunities for life change to overcome trauma, generational poverty, and situational homelessness.