Announcing Next Three PROOF Building Names
Posted 08/16/2022
Since 2020, Plymouth Housing has opened the first three buildings of our PROOF Capital Campaign. Today, we are excited to announce the names for the t...
Introducing Plymouth’s Next CEO
Posted 06/28/2022
The Board of Trustees and staff of Plymouth Housing are pleased to announce that Karen Lee will be our next Chief Executive Officer. Karen will begin her official duties at the end of the summer 2022.
Shaun’s Story
Posted 06/03/2022
Shaun has the cool and casual manner of a skateboarder, a hobby he enjoyed during his mid-teens when he visited Seattle from Pierce County. His shaggy...
Celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month with ACRS
Posted 05/29/2022
We’re celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with ACRS, with whom we partner to provide neces...
Bee Organized Seattle serves Plymouth residents with respect, empathy, during move to newly-opened Kristin Benson Place.
Posted 01/25/2022
Plymouth Housing serves people from all walks of life with unique stories. Every Plymouth building is home to those who have previously experienced ch...
Our Refreshed Values
Posted 07/02/2021
Our values describe what is most important to us, how we aspire to operate, what cultural behaviors we want to cultivate, and provide guidance for our actions and decisions. We are pleased to share them with you!
Harold’s Story
Posted 05/27/2021
A coffee cup. An ordinary, everyday item we take for granted. But in this moment, to Plymouth Housing case manager Jaclyn, it had special significance...
RM’s Story
Posted 05/27/2021
Plymouth Housing resident RM is quiet and unassuming. Anytime you see him, he’s with his dog Cleo, a constant companion.
Sam’s Story
Posted 05/26/2021
Sam Sauer has been a committed, compassionate member of Plymouth’s staff since she joined us in 2003. She started in the Rental Office, back when Plymouth maintained our own waiting list for housing.
In Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Hate
Posted 03/23/2021
We are outraged and deeply saddened by the white supremacist attacks that took place in the Atlanta area last week. We grieve the eight people whose lives were taken, six of whom were Asian women. Their names are: Soon Chung Park, Hyun Jung Grant, Suncha Kim, Yong Ae Yue, Delaina Ashley Yaun, Paul Andre Michels, Xiaojie Tan, and Daoyou Feng. We offer our sincerest condolences to their loved ones and every community impacted by this heinous act.