Thank you! Our heartfelt thanks goes out to all of our supporters who came together to create an incredibly warming and successful gala for Whidbey Homeless Coalition.
Special thanks go to: Ronnie Wright, Therese Kingsbury, Jackie Huerta, Beverly Graham, Stephanie Smith, Whidbey Homeless Coalition board members, all of our volunteers, donors, sponsors and our talented artists who created the most exquisite and elegant art pieces through tablescaping. Art and Elegance was an evening to remember, creating community action and unforgettable connection. We can’t wait to do it again next year!
Help
Us
Grow
Whidbey Homeless Coalition is continuing to grow — in capacity, in compassion, and in our ability to serve neighbors who rely on us for safety and stability. As our programs expand, so do the essential systems that support them.
One immediate need is the enlargement of our septic system at The Haven. We have county approval, have received bids, and have carefully selected a contractor. All we need now is $60,000.
This enlargement will allow us to expand services in the next few years. We hope to be able to add indoor showers, better laundry facilities, and a food service area. These improvements will take time, but we need to begin preparing now. Our future is bright, and this project is the first step toward the next chapter of growth.
Your investment also strengthens our ability to respond during severe weather and community emergencies. By expanding our capacity, we can offer safe shelter, warming space, and essential resources when storms, extreme cold, or power outages put vulnerable neighbors at risk at both The Haven and the House of Hope.
Your generosity has always been the heart of our progress. With your support, we can ensure that every person who seeks safety with us is met with dignity, care, and the promise of a better tomorrow.
Thank you for standing with us as we continue to grow.
Making homelessness a brief and rare experience
on Whidbey Island
Our vision says it all. Homelessness is not a Seattle or an urban issue. Homelessness is everywhere, including here on Whidbey IslandWe provide emergency overnight shelter (through the Haven) and transitional housing (through the House of Hope) that give positive results.Learn more about homelessness, our programs, and the support network on Whidbey Island.