On Behalf of Plymouth’s Leadership
Dear Friend of Plymouth,
There’s a powerful feeling of welcome when you walk into a Plymouth building: the sound of laughter, neighbors chatting with staff, someone with a happy dog on a leash heading out for a walk. For our residents — all of whom have experienced homelessness — these simple moments represent safety, dignity, and healing.
Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. In a time when conversations about homelessness can be complex — even polarizing — we hold fast to that simple truth.
This year, we housed nearly 1,400 individuals through permanent supportive housing and helped another 1,000 through rental assistance. We served thousands of meals each week and brought together more than 1,100 community members at our Key to Hope luncheon, raising $1.6 million to support this essential work.
We also made exciting strides across the region:
- In Seattle, we began renovating the historic Pacific Apartments, which will soon welcome residents again.
- In Kirkland, we were selected to operate a new site through King County’s Health Through Housing initiative.
- In Redmond, we secured land to build 100 new homes for Redmond residents experiencing homelessness.
- Finally, we were proud to launch the Plymouth Supply Center, where residents shop for essentials free of charge.
We do this work in partnership with you, our community. Because of your support, those everyday moments — a friendly hello, a quiet sense of belonging — are possible for our residents. Thank you for helping our most vulnerable neighbors to do more than find housing. Thank you for helping them to finally come home.
With gratitude,
