Cost Of Ending Homelessness: Just $1,000?
The cost of ending homelessness in our Seattle-King County area? For one person, it's just $1,000. See how United Way and our partners are putting the end of the homelessness within reach. Read Article
Posts in: "Fighting Homelessness"
Seattle-Area Jobs Connect Program Wins 2018 Award
The Seattle Jobs Connect program earned us the honor of being Millionair Club Charity's 2018 Community Partner of the Year. We're thrilled! See why this program is so successful and so crucial to ending homelessness in Seattle and King County. Read Article
‘Back on their feet’ at the Family Resource Exchange
Jamie and Gregory lived in their car with their little boy. The Family Resource Exchange helped them with services to eventually leave homelessness. See how. Read Article
Help at Family Resource Exchange for Struggling Parents
Hit the ground running. That’s the plan for Brian and… Read Article
How To Talk Homelessness With Kids
Homelessness is big, and kids are little. So it's hard to figure out how to talk homelessness with kids in a way they'll understand and maybe even empathize with. Check out these tips to get your conversation started. Read Article
Holiday Volunteering: Your Guide to Get Started
Looking for holiday volunteering in the Seattle area? Want to help others this holiday season? Get started with United Way and our ultimate holiday volunteering guide. Read Article
Pearl Jam Home Shows Raise $10.8M
The Pearl Jam Home Shows raising a whopping $10.8 million to fight homelessness in Seattle. Here's where some of that money is going. Read Article
Undoing decades of Native homelessness
Think you know U.S. history? What about the forced separation… Read Article
No Seattle head tax, now what?
Seattle said no to head tax. What’s next? We’re hearing this: Companies and individuals will say yes to something that works. Here are four strategies we’re saying yes to with our donors to truly help end the homelessness crisis. Read Article
Families: Get School Supplies and More on Aug. 16
Do you have a long school supplies list for your kids? Back-to-school haircuts and shoes to get through the year? You’re invited to the Family Resource Exchange on Aug. 16. Read Article