Donate cookies to
The season of festive treats is here, which means it’s time for our annual cookie drive. Donate nut-free homemade or store-bought cookies to help make the holidays special for community members who experienced homelessness.
Our goal this year is to receive 7,000 cookies so that we can provide each of our nearly 1,500 residents with a gift bag of cheerful baked goods.
How to participate:
- Sign up to donate cookies no later than Thursday, Dec. 3, using this form: Cookie Donation Form
- Then, plan to drop off your cookies at our office:
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- Drop-off date: Monday, Dec. 7, 2026
- Drop-off window: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
- Location: Plymouth Housing, 2117 Third Ave., Seattle, WA 98121
We welcome cookies of all kinds — with two special exceptions:
- No nuts, please! Due to allergy risks, we cannot accept cookies containing nuts. This includes peanut butter, macadamia nuts, and almond extract.
- Beware of smearable toppings. Because cookies will be packed together in baggies, please avoid wet frostings and gels.
Cookie Drive FAQ
How many cookies can I donate?
You are welcome to donate as many cookies as you’d like. Please include the number of cookies you’ll be donating in the sign-up sheet.
What if I can’t drop off cookies on Monday, Dec. 7?
Unfortunately, we are packaging and delivering the cookies to residents starting on Tuesday, Dec. 8, so all cookie donations must be dropped off on Monday.
Are there any specific cookies I should or should not make or buy?
We welcome cookies of all kinds — with two special exceptions:
- No nuts, please! Due to allergy risks, we cannot accept cookies containing nuts. This includes peanut butter, macadamia nuts, and almond extract.
- Beware of smearable toppings. Because cookies will be packed together in baggies, please avoid wet frostings and gels.
Special thanks to our partner for their support this holiday season:
Looking for another way to contribute?
Please consider a year-end monetary gift to Plymouth. Your support makes it possible for us to provide our residents with safe, stable homes and the on-site support they need to heal and find hope for the future.