David’s Story
Posted 06/06/2019
Plymouth resident David is an archivist of his own life. When we met, he pulled document after document from a plastic bag, laying them gingerly in my open hand. A pile grew.
Community, Empowerment, and Stability
Posted 05/24/2019
Dr. Alexandra (Alex) Adame is a great listener. For the past three years, she’s been holding community coffee hours with Plymouth residents. Sometim...
Comcast Cares Day is Plymouth’s Largest-Ever Volunteer Event
Posted 05/10/2019
On Saturday May 4, Comcast Seattle and Plymouth Housing came together for Comcast Cares Day, an annual event in which Comcast offices partner with community organizations around the nation to create service opportunities for Comcast employees.
“Returning Home” chosen as 501 Rainier Supportive Housing public art project
Posted 04/26/2019
The kinetic, wind-powered sculpture impressed the selection committee, who felt it would be a welcoming work that incorporates the neighborhood’s cultures.
Public Art Finalists for 501 Rainier
Posted 04/17/2019
We’re down to the final three candidates for the public art project that will greet Plymouth residents and their neighbors at 501 Rainier.
Call for Artists: Rainier & King Plaza
Posted 01/08/2019
Plymouth and the Rainier & King Plaza Committee are excited to announce a Call for Artists for the corner plaza at our newest project, 501 Rainier...
25 Years (and counting!) of Ending Homelessness
Posted 12/20/2018
Since he joined Plymouth Housing in 1993, Executive Director Paul Lambros has led our agency to greater and greater impact.
Plymouth Veterans: Bruce
Posted 11/19/2018
In honor of Veterans Day, we’re sharing the stories of some of the U.S. military veterans who call Plymouth home. Read about other Plymouth veterans...
Plymouth Veterans: Sam
Posted 11/16/2018
In honor of Veterans Day, we’re sharing the stories of some of the U.S. military veterans who call Plymouth home. Read about other Plymouth veterans...
Plymouth Veterans: George
Posted 11/13/2018
George served in the Airforce from 1969 to 1989. After being a helicopter pilot in the Airforce for twenty years, including serving in Vietnam, George left active duty and joined the reserves.