Goal Area 1: Housing Stability & Food Security

Below is summary information for the human services programs funded by the City for 2025 that support housing stability and food security.  

Please be aware that agencies may not provide information for all demographic categories, leading to potential inconsistencies in the data.

Hispanic/Latino identity is considered an ethnicity by the Census. Because of this, individuals who identify as Hispanic/Latino will select a race in addition to their ethnicity. Please see the Census FAQ About Race and Ethnicity for more information.

BIPOC refers to Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color

AMI refers to Area Median Income as determined by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

GOAL AREA 1 - AT A GLANCE
Total Funds Allocated for 2025 $1,582,336 
Total Organizations Funded 20 
BIPOC Organizations
4 (25%) 
Total Programs Funded 32 
Unduplicated Households 297 
Unduplicated Individuals 10,852 
Client Racial Ethnic Identity    Count      Percent  
American Indian/Alaska Native 102  1% 
Asian/Asian American 528  7% 
Black/African American 625  9% 
Latino/Hispanic 1,135  16% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander   74  1% 
White/Caucasian 2,056  29% 
Other 112  2% 
Multi-Racial 300  4% 
Unknown 3,346  47% 
TOTAL   7,143 

 


Organization: 4 Tomorrow

Program: Housing & Homelessness Recovery Program

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $45,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 35

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 104

Program Overview: Provides emergency hotel/motel stays for recently displaced or evicted community members while providing coordination and resources for recovery.

Race

Racial Identity   Count  %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 10  29% 
Latino/Hispanic 17% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 17% 
Other 9% 
Multi-Racial 20% 
Unknown          26% 
TOTAL 35   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 53  51% 
Male 51      49% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 104   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 12      12% 
6-12 21  20% 
13-17 18  17% 
18-24 6% 
25-34 14  13% 
35-54 29  28% 
55-74 4% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 104   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 35     100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 35   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: 4 Tomorrow

Program: Rent, Mortgage & Move-In Assistance

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $272,079 

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 94

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 260

Program Overview: Offers emergency rental, move-in, and mortgage assistance for low to moderate-income households in East King County who are experiencing financial or housing instability. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 4% 
Black/African American 22  23% 
Latino/Hispanic 26  28% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 3% 
White/Caucasian 25  27% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 10  11% 
Unknown 30           32% 
TOTAL 94   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 153   59% 
Male 107      41% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 260   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 29  11% 
6-12 58  22% 
13-17 40  15% 
18-24 20  8% 
25-34 34  13% 
35-54 56      22% 
55-74 20  8% 
75-84 1% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 260   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 75       80% 
Low (<50% AMI) 19  20% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 94   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Archdiocesan Housing Authority

Program: New Bethlehem Programs

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $107,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 19

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 88

Program Overview:  Meets the unmet need for 24/7/365 shelter and essential day center services for families experiencing homelessness on the Eastside. The program offers a safe place for families to land, and a centralized location for access to the supportive programming needed to help families transcend their situation and move into permanent housing. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 10  11% 
Black/African American 22  25% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 14  16% 
White/Caucasian 17  19% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 6% 
Unknown 20          23% 
TOTAL 88   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 44  50% 
Male 44      50% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 88   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 15  17% 
6-12 21       24% 
13-17 13  15% 
18-24 7% 
25-34 9% 
55-54 24  27% 
55-74 1% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 88   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 19    100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 19   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Eastside Legal Assistance Program (ELAP)

Program:  Housing Stability

BIPOC Organization:  No

Amount Funded (2025): $154,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 77

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 77

Program Overview: Provides civil legal services to people facing housing-related challenges. ELAP's staff attorneys help people navigate the legal system, so people can stay in their homes or secure new housing. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 3% 
Asian/Asian American 9% 
Black/African American 16  21% 
Latino/Hispanic 9% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 31            40% 
Other 1% 
Multi-Racial 5% 
Unknown 16       21% 
TOTAL 77   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 52       68% 
Male 18  23% 
Transgender 1% 
Unknown 8% 
TOTAL 77   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 3% 
25-34 22  29% 
35-54 20  26% 
55-74 25       32% 
75-84 5% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 5% 
TOTAL 77   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 74       96% 
Low (<50% AMI) 4% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 77   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 4% 
Housed 61       79% 
Unknown 13  17% 
TOTAL 77   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 33  43% 
No 32       42% 
Unknown 12  16% 
TOTAL 77   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 8% 
Proficient 69       90% 
Unknown 3% 
TOTAL 77   

Organization: Eat Happy Now

Program: Food Rescue & Delivery

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $5,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 640

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 3,340

Program Overview: Addressing food security in real-time by delivering fresh, surplus meals and produce to food-insecure residents at food banks, homeless shelters, and community centers.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native  No Data    No Data  
Asian/Asian American No Data  No Data 
Black/African American No Data  No Data 
Latino/Hispanic No Data  No Data 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander No Data  No Data 
White/Caucasian No Data  No Data 
Other No Data  No Data 
Multi-Racial No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female No Data  No Data 
Male No Data  No Data 
Transgender No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Age

Age Group Count %
 0-5 No Data  No Data 
 6-12 No Data  No Data 
13-17 No Data  No Data 
18-24 No Data  No Data 
25-34 No Data  No Data 
35-54 No Data  No Data 
55-74 No Data  No Data 
75-84 No Data  No Data 
85+ No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Income

Income Category  Count  %
Very Low (<30% AMI) No Data  No Data 
Low (<50% AMI) No Data  No Data 
Moderate (<80% AMI) No Data  No Data 
Above (>80% AMI) No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Essentials First

Program: World Food Program

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $10,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 12

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 55

Program Overview: Bulk distribution of essential personal and household hygiene supplies to local partner food banks for delivery to clients alongside existing food programs.

Race

Racial Identity    Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 4% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 33           60% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 12  22% 
Unknown 15% 
TOTAL 55   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 31       58% 
Male 22  42% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 53   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5  0  0%  
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
34-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 55    100% 
TOTAL 55   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 12     100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 22  40% 
Housed 33  60% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 55   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No 0% 
Unknown 55    100% 
TOTAL 55   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient 0% 
Unknown 55     100% 
TOTAL 55   

Organization:  Friends of Youth

Program: Willows Youth Services Center

BIPOC Organization:  No

Amount Funded (2025):  $117,433

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 158

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 158

Program Overview:  24/7 emergency shelter and drop-in facility for young adults (18-24).

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 6% 
Asian/Asian American 4% 
Black/African American 29  18% 
Latino/Hispanic 25  16% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1% 
White/Caucasian 32  20% 
Other 6% 
Multi-Racial 6% 
Unknown 63           40% 
TOTAL 158   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 30  19% 
Male 75       47% 
Transgender 1% 
Unknown 51  32% 
TOTAL 158   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 2% 
18-24 150  95% 
25-34 1% 
35-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 2% 
TOTAL 158   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 79  50% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 79       50% 
TOTAL 158   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 131  83% 
Housed 3% 
Unknown 23  15% 
TOTAL 158   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 21  13% 
No 58  37% 
Unknown 79       50% 
TOTAL 158   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 20  13% 
Proficient 77       49% 
Unknown 61  39% 
TOTAL 158   

Organization: Friends of Youth

Program: Youth Haven

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $6,688

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 5

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 5

Program Overview: Emergency shelter for children and youth.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native  0 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 20% 
Latino/Hispanic 20% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian         60% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 20% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female      60% 
Male 20% 
Transgender 20% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17    100% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
 35-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)      60% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 40% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 60% 
Housed 0% 
Unknown      40% 
TOTAL  

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No    100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 20% 
Proficient      80% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Organization: HERO House NW

Program: Supported Housing

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $25,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 1

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 1

Program Overview: Provides both supportive and transitional housing services that assist our members with finding and maintaining affordable housing.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian          100% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male    100% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 0% 
55-74    100% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)    100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed    100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes    100% 
No 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient   100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Organization: Hopelink

Program: Emergency Food

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $63,713

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 1,390

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 3,605

Program Overview:  Hopelink’s food program provides food for nourishment and to supplement the income of households that make below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level. Home delivery is also available for homebound individuals, and emergency bags provide an immediate solution to a hunger crisis. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 64  2% 
Asian/Asian American 359  10% 
Black/African American 269  7% 
Latino/Hispanic 759  21% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 34  1% 
White/Caucasian 1,372  38% 
Other 54  1% 
Multi-Racial 114  3% 
Unknown 1,339           37% 
TOTAL 3,605   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 1,762  49% 
Male 1,314      36% 
Transgender <1% 
Unknown 526  15% 
TOTAL 3,602   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 277  8% 
6-12 405       11% 
13-17 355  10% 
18-24 361  10% 
25-34 505  14% 
35-54 879  24% 
55-74 618  17% 
75-84 150  4% 
85+ 52  1% 
Unknown <1% 
TOTAL 3,605   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 1,223       88% 
Low (<50% AMI) 137  10% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 29  2% 
Above (>80% AMI) <1% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 3,605   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Hopelink

Program: Family Development

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $24,824

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 17

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 55

Program Overview:  A voluntary case-management program that serves low-income families in North and East King County who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. The Family Development program helps families achieve housing stability and long-term economic self-sufficiency through strength-based case management and client-centered goal development. Using target goal setting to remove barriers, families achieve their highest level of self-sufficiency and make lasting change.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 4% 
Asian/Asian American 5% 
Black/African American 12  22% 
Latino/Hispanic 17  31%  
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 25           45% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 5% 
Unknown 10  18% 
TOTAL 55   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 32  58% 
Male 16       29% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 13% 
TOTAL 55   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 13       24% 
6-12 10  18% 
13-17 13% 
18-24 7% 
25-34 11% 
35-54 13  24% 
55-74 4% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 55   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 13      76% 
Low (<50% AMI) 24% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 17   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed 55    100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 55   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 11% 
No 26       47% 
Unknown 23  42% 
TOTAL 55   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 10  18% 
Proficient 16% 
Unknown 36       65% 
TOTAL 55   

Organization:  Hopelink

Program: Financial Assistance Resiliency Program

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $37,450

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 38

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 95

Program Overview:  Helps individuals living in poverty who are experiencing an unexpected financial shock (need for car repair, medical issue, loss of hours at work, etc.) that threatens their overall stability.  Through flexible financial aid, in conjunction with short-term system navigation help, the program reduces barriers to income supports and improves financial stability.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 3% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 21  22% 
Latino/Hispanic 8% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 21  22% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 15  16% 
Unknown 35          37% 
TOTAL 95   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 58      61% 
Male 28  29% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 95   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 14  15% 
6-12 19      20% 
13-17 11  12% 
18-24 4% 
25-34 13  14% 
35-54 18  19% 
54-74 11  12% 
75-84 5% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 95   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 36       95% 
Low (<50% AMI) 5% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 38   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 11  12% 
Housed 84       88% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 95   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 23       24% 
No 51  54% 
Unknown 21  22% 
TOTAL 95   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 5% 
Proficient 16  17% 
Unknown 74       78% 
TOTAL 95   

Organization: Hopelink

Program: Housing

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $25,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 35

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 111

Program Overview:  Hopelink has 19 units of Emergency Shelter, 51 units of Transitional Housing, and 35 units of Permanent Housing. Case managers, paired with the above-described units, use a strengths-based, client-centered case management model. Case managers work with the family to identify realistic goals to help the family overcome barriers and identify steps and strategies to achieve permanent housing. The end goal is to have the family achieve the highest level of self-sufficiency by making lasting change. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 1% 
Asian/Asian American 3% 
Black/African American 23          21% 
Latino/Hispanic 41  37% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 5% 
White/Caucasian 45  41% 
Other 5% 
Multi-Racial 7% 
Unknown 20  18% 
TOTAL 111   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 57  51% 
Male 49  44% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 5% 
TOTAL 111   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 16  14% 
6-12 16  14% 
13-17 19  17% 
18-24 7% 
25-34 8% 
35-54 34       31% 
55-74 7% 
75-84 1% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 111   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 34      97% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 3% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 35   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 55      50% 
Housed 56  50% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 111   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 10  9% 
No 60  54% 
Unknown 41       37% 
TOTAL 111   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 20  18% 
Proficient 28  25% 
Unknown 63       57% 
TOTAL 111   

Organization: Imagine Housing

Program: Resident Services

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $210,200

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 267

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 367

Program Overview:  Provides basic needs, case management, resource referrals, and community programming at affordable housing communities located in Kirkland. This program ensures residents with low incomes overcome barriers to stability through connecting them with resources that improve the overall quality of residents' lives. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 10  3% 
Asian/Asian American 22  6% 
Black/African American 39  11% 
Latino/Hispanic 32  9% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2% 
White/Caucasian 163           44% 
Other 14  4% 
Multi-Racial 51  14% 
Unknown 60  16% 
TOTAL 367   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 160  44% 
Male 152  41% 
Transgender 1% 
Unknown 53  14% 
TOTAL 367   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 17  5% 
6-12 23  6% 
13-17 11  3% 
18-24 32  9% 
25-34 28  8% 
35-54 42  11% 
55-74 144      39% 
75-84 54  15% 
85+ 16  4% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 367   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 222       83% 
Low (<50% AMI) 39  15% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 1% 
Above (>80% AMI) 1% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 267   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data   No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 53  14% 
No 314       86% 
Unknown 0%
TOTAL 367   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 49  13% 
Proficient 256       70% 
Unknown 62  17% 
TOTAL 367   

Organization: KidVantage

Program: Meeting Basic Needs for Children

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $15,050

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 290

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 468

Program Overview:  Provides critical basic needs which infants and children (0-12), near/in poverty or crisis, need for healthy development and safety. EBC is the only children’s basic needs resource broker in the service area. EBC fills a gap by collecting essential goods through community donations and by purchasing critical safety-regulated items, like car seats, and consumable goods, like diapers.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native <1% 
Asian/Asian American 37  8% 
Black/African American 117  25% 
Latino/Hispanic 141  30% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2% 
White/Caucasian 77  16% 
Other 2% 
Multi-Racial 34  7% 
Unknown 184           39% 
TOTAL 468   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 233      50% 
Male 228  49% 
Transgender <1% 
Unknown 1% 
TOTAL 468   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 271      58% 
6-12 179  38% 
13-17 <1% 
18-24 1% 
25-34 2% 
 35-54 <1% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 468   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 126      43% 
Low (<50% AMI) 54  19% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 3% 
Above (>80% AMI) <1% 
Unknown 101  35% 
TOTAL 468   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 145      31% 
Housed 257  55% 
Unknown 66  14% 
TOTAL 468   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 39  8% 
No 351       75% 
Unknown 78  17% 
TOTAL 468   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 270      58% 
Proficient 198  42% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 468   

Organization: Kindering Center

Program: Families in Transition

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $24,387

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): No Data Submitted

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 12

Program Overview: Supports young children experiencing homelessness and their families with developmental health services, education, outreach, and connection to services in the community. FIT services help children make developmental gains and build protective factors against stress and trauma, while building supportive parenting skills. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 25% 
Latino/Hispanic 42% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial          50% 
Unknown 25% 
TOTAL 12   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 50% 
Male      50% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 12    100% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 33% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown      67% 
TOTAL 12   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 12     100% 
Housed 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 12    100% 
No 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: King County Bar Association

Program: Neighborhood Legal Clinics

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $7,150

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 103

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 237

Program Overview: Free legal advice from volunteer attorneys through legal clinics.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 2%  
Asian/Asian American 13  13% 
Black/African American 8% 
Latino/Hispanic 13  13% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 42          41% 
Other 2% 
Multi-Racial 6% 
Unknown 30  29% 
TOTAL 103   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 56      54% 
Male 32  31% 
Transgender 2% 
Unknown 13  13% 
TOTAL 103   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 5% 
25-34 21  20% 
35-54 45      44% 
55-74 16  16% 
75-84 9% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 7% 
TOTAL 103   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 60       58% 
Low (<50% AMI) 16  16% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 6% 
Above (>80% AMI) 12  12% 
Unknown 9% 
TOTAL 103   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Lake Washington Schools Foundation 

Program: Pantry Packs

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $10,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): No Data Submitted

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 604

Program Overview: Pantry Packs program bridges the weekend hunger gap by providing discreet bags of nutritious, shelf-stable food to identified food-insecure students in the Lake Washington School District every Friday during the school year.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 604        100% 
TOTAL 604   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male 0% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 604    100% 
TOTAL 604   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 604    100% 
TOTAL 604   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 0% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 604     100% 
TOTAL 604   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed 0% 
Unknown 604     100% 
TOTAL 604   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No 0% 
Unknown 604     100% 
TOTAL 604   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient 0% 
Unknown 604     100% 
TOTAL 604   

Organization:  LifeWire

Program: Emergency Shelter

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $39,557

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 4

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 11

Program Overview: Confidential shelter for survivors of domestic violence who are fleeing a violent relationship. Emergency shelter is provided in 10 apartment units located in East King County. Survivors (and their children) in shelter are provided basic needs such as food, clothing, and transitional housing; supportive services; advocacy services; and housing location services.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 27% 
Latino/Hispanic          27% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 45% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 27% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 36% 
Male 64% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 9% 
6-12     18% 
13-17 9% 
18-24 27% 
25-34 9% 
35-54 18% 
55-74 9% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)      75% 
Low (<50% AMI) 25% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 45% 
Housed      55% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 45% 
No      55% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 9% 
Proficient 10       91% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Organization:  LifeWire

Program: Housing Stability

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2024): $17,655

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 10

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 10

Program Overview: The Housing Stability Program (HSP) provides flexible, low-barrier financial assistance for survivors of domestic violence. This can include rental assistance, basic needs, employment help, legal assistance, and more. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 20% 
Black/African American          30% 
Latino/Hispanic 30% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 10% 
Other 30% 
Multi-Racial 10% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 10   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female      90% 
Male 10% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 10   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24     10% 
25-34 10% 
35-54 60% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 80% 
TOTAL 10   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 10    100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 10   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 20% 
Housed      80% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 10   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 60% 
No 40% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 10   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 20% 
Proficient      80% 
Unknown 0 % 
TOTAL 10   

Organization:  MAPS Muslim Community Resource Center

Program: Rental Assistance

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $35,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 56

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 278

Program Overview: Provides emergency rental assistance to refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine who fall under the Low Income/Very Low Income categories.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 278          100% 
TOTAL 278   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 156  56% 
Male 122  44% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 278   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 2% 
6-12 34  12% 
13-17 18  6% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 181      65% 
55-74 40  14% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 278   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 16   29% 
Low (<50% AMI) 40      71% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 278   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed 278     100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 278   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No 0% 
Unknown 278    100% 
TOTAL 278   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient 0% 
Unknown 278    100% 
TOTAL 278   

Organization: MAPS Muslim Community Resource Center

Program: Food & Gas Card Distribution

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $10,700

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 551

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 551

Program Overview: Provides emergency assistance in the form of gift cards that can be used to purchase food or gas only. This ensures that no one in acute need of sustenance or transportation is left with no resource

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 551        100% 
TOTAL 551   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male 0% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 551    100% 
TOTAL 551   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 0% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 551    100% 
TOTAL 551   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 0% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 551     100% 
TOTAL 551   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed 0% 
Unknown 551    100% 
TOTAL 551   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No 0% 
Unknown 551    100% 
TOTAL 551   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient 0% 
Unknown 551    100% 
TOTAL 551   

Organization: MAPS Muslim Community Resource Center

Program: Housing for Single Women

BIPOC Organization: Yes

Amount Funded (2025): $9,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 4

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 4

Program Overview: Provides socially and culturally appropriate transitional housing for single women. This vulnerable population has an increased need for personal safety and privacy, and the demand for transitional housing is great. This program provides housing units and case management. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other       100% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  4   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female    100% 
Male 0% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 50% 
55-74 50% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)    100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 0% 
Housed    100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 0% 
No   100% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited    100% 
Proficient 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Organization: Overlake Christian Church

Program: Emergency Financial Aid & Assistance

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $23,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): No Data Submitted

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 5

Program Overview: Emergency financial assistance for rent, mortgage, or utility bills, and funds for car repairs for those living in their vehicle.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 80% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown          20% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 20% 
Male      80% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 1   20% 
35-54      40% 
55-74 40% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 0% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown     100% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Overlake Christian Church

Program: Safe Parking & Day Center

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $10,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): No Data Submitted

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 5

Program Overview: Emergency shelter and support through OCC's Safe Parking for men and couples who are living in their vehicles, and Day Center services for anyone in need

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian          80% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 20% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 20% 
Male      80% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 20% 
35-54     40% 
55-74 40% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 0% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown   100% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Porchlight

Program: 24/7 Enhanced Shelter

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $110,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 9

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 9

Program Overview:  Provides a safe and welcoming environment 24 hours a day, every day of the year, for 100+ men experiencing homelessness on the Eastside with the on-site resources needed for individuals to rebuild their lives and obtain stable income and housing. Services include shelter, meals, showers, laundry, case management support, addiction and mental health, employment support, and more.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 11% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian         78% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 11% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male    100% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 44% 
35-54 44% 
55-74      11% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)      65% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 35% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Porchlight

Program: Housing

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $10,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 13

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 13

Program Overview: Provides 76 units of Permanent Housing for single men over 18 years old transitioning from homelessness to stable living. Each man is connected to our community of supports through case managers, house managers, agency partners, and other Porchlight staff.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 8% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 12           92% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 13   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male 13    100% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 13   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 15% 
35-54 23% 
55-74      62% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 13   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 13     100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 13   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data   No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data  
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Porchlight

Program: Housing Navigation

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $2,675

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 5

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 5

Program Overview:  Provides specialized case management and housing navigation services and move-in financial assistance to help men, women, and children access stable housing. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian          80% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 20% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male   100% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 20% 
35-54     20% 
55-74 0% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)      80% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 20% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Porchlight

Program: Rotating Shelter

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025):  $5,000

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 2

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 2

Program Overview: The Rotating Shelter (RS) is a men's overnight shelter operating from 6 pm - 8 am for up to 24 men each night who are experiencing homelessness in East King County. The RS provides supportive services that include case management, addiction support, and healthy community support to help men experiencing homelessness navigate to stability.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 50% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 0% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial         50% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 0% 
Male   100% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 50% 
55-74 50% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)   100% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL  

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: Renewal Food Bank

Program: Grocery Style Food Bank

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $8,025

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 90

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 236

Program Overview: Grocery Style Food Bank open to all on the Eastside.

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 2% 
Asian/Asian American 61  26% 
Black/African American 13  6% 
Latino/Hispanic 45  19% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 88          37% 
Other 3% 
Multi-Racial 3% 
Unknown 56  24% 
TOTAL 236   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 120  51% 
Male 110      47% 
Transgender 2% 
Unknown 1% 
TOTAL 236   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 3% 
6-12 18  8% 
13-17 27  11% 
18-24 32      14% 
25-34 31  13% 
 35-54 58  25% 
55-74 39  17% 
75-84 11  5% 
85+ <1% 
Unknown 11  5% 
TOTAL 236   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 54      60% 
Low (<50% AMI) 8% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 2% 
Above (>80% AMI) 1% 
Unknown 56  24% 
TOTAL 90   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Organization: Sound Generations

Program: Meals on Wheels

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $12,634

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): No Data Submitted

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 52

Program Overview:  Meals on Wheels (MOW) program is trusted by thousands of King County’s most vulnerable aging and disabled adults each year for their home-delivered food needs. MOW delivers nutritious, satisfying meals directly to the homes of King County residents of all ages, who are unable to leave their homes unassisted, unable to prepare meals, and lack a social support system. 

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 4% 
Asian/Asian American 2% 
Black/African American 15% 
Latino/Hispanic 6% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 35         67% 
Other 4% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 8% 
TOTAL 52   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 34      65% 
Male 18  35% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 52   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 0% 
35-54 0% 
55-74 19  37% 
75-84 21      49% 
85+ 12  23% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 52   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 23      44% 
Low (<50% AMI) 12% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 6% 
Above (>80% AMI) 4% 
Unknown 18  35% 
TOTAL 52   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused 2% 
Housed 51      98% 
Unknown 0%  
TOTAL 52   

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes 32      62% 
No 4% 
Unknown 18  35% 
TOTAL 52   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited 0% 
Proficient 11      21% 
Unknown 41  79% 
TOTAL 52   

Organization: The Sophia Way

Program: Helen's Place

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $160,500

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 17

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 17

Program Overview:  24/7/365 emergency shelter and day center located in Kirkland. Women experiencing homelessness have access to showers, laundry, hot meals, sleeping and napping areas, as well as connection to a case manager and a mental health professional.  

Race

Racial Identity   Count   %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 0% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 12% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown 15         88% 
TOTAL 17   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 16       94% 
Male 0% 
Transgender 6% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 17   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 29% 
35-54 29% 
55-74     35% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 6% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 17   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI) 41% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 10       59% 
TOTAL 17   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Organization: The Sophia Way

Program: Sophia's Place

BIPOC Organization: No

Amount Funded (2025): $13,097

Unduplicated Households Served (2025): 12

Unduplicated Individuals Served (2025): 12

Program Overview: Provides overnight shelter for up to six months, and case management services to help women experiencing homelessness achieve personal goals that lead to independent living; housing in subsidized apartments and community transitional housing. 

Race

Racial Identity  Count  %
American Indian/Alaskan Native 8% 
Asian/Asian American 0% 
Black/African American 8% 
Latino/Hispanic 0% 
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0% 
White/Caucasian 8% 
Other 0% 
Multi-Racial 0% 
Unknown        75% 
TOTAL 12   

Gender

Gender Identity Count %
Female 11     100% 
Male 0% 
Transgender 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 11   

Age

Age Group Count %
0-5 0% 
6-12 0% 
13-17 0% 
18-24 0% 
25-34 17% 
35-54 33% 
55-74     50% 
75-84 0% 
85+ 0% 
Unknown 0% 
TOTAL 12   

Income

Income Category Count %
Very Low (<30% AMI)      75% 
Low (<50% AMI) 0% 
Moderate (<80% AMI) 0% 
Above (>80% AMI) 0% 
Unknown 25% 
TOTAL 12   

Housing

Housing Status Count %
Unhoused No Data  No Data 
Housed No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A    

Disability

Disability Status Count %
Yes No Data  No Data 
No No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A   

Eng. Proficiency

English Proficiency Count %
Limited No Data  No Data 
Proficient No Data  No Data 
Unknown No Data  No Data 
TOTAL N/A