Humble Design serves individuals, families, and veterans emerging from homelessness by transforming empty houses into welcoming homes using donated furniture and household goods.

Their warehouses are curated by design teams that personalize homes based on their clients’ needs and preferences. More than a makeover, it’s a start over.

Compass Housing Alliance is fighting the problems of homelessness and lack of affordable housing head-on. Through the development and operation of permanent affordable housing with supportive services, expansive 24/7 enhanced shelter programs, and a robust emergency services hub, Compass helps low-income and unhoused individuals and families in our community end the cycle of homelessness.

Compass began more than 100 years ago in Seattle’s Pioneer Square as a haven for those who were working in the region's earliest industries. Today, their range of services includes a hygiene center, mail services, 222 enhanced emergency shelter beds; and 684 affordable studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units in 20 affordable supportive housing locations. Unique to Compass is their ability to provide shelter and stability to neighbors in need, regardless of where they may be on their journey to home.

Through all its programs, Compass touches the lives of thousands of individuals, families, and Veterans in King County each year. All of Compass’s housing and services programs are informed by guiding principles of stability, growth, and community.

Founded in 1923, Seattle Goodwill has been an integral part of our community for over 90 years. Driven by their mission to provide free job training and education to those in need, they continue to help change people’s lives for the better. They believe in the potential of individuals to make positive changes in their lives. They believe that education and training empower people to make those changes. Their vision for the communities they serve is that each person is able to choose rewarding employment, financial security and the experience of educational achievement.

Because of their work, people are building their futures, families are strengthened, and our communities are enriched. They want you to feel good about knowing that your stuff is going to someone who will love and cherish it as their own. They have helped keep 60 million pounds of usable goods out of our landfills, which means you’re doing good for the earth too.