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The Low Income Housing Institute develops, owns and operates housing for the benefit of low-income, homeless and formerly homeless people in Washington State and administers a range of supportive service programs to assist those we serve in maintaining stable housing and increasing their self-sufficiency.
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Celebrating SFNW's 750th Tiny House! Mayor Announces New South Park Village!
On May 7th, the Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) had the honor and privilege of joining our partners at LIHI’s Hope Factory to celebrate Sound Foundations NW’s (SFNW) construction of their 750th tiny house! At the event Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced the creation of a new village in South Park to be built by LIHI with private funds raised by Challenge Seattle. Steve Roberts, Director of Operations at SFNW At the 750th Tiny House Celebration the speakers included Sea
Thank You for Giving BIG!
Dear Supporters and Friends, A heartfelt thank you for standing up for your community and Giving BIG to LIHI! It is grassroots support from our Puget Sound communities that first got us up and running 35 years ago, and it is that same support that keeps us moving forward and finding creative solutions for getting unsheltered people off the streets and into safe, affordable housing. Your support continues to amaze. 106 donors raised over $30,500! In donating to LIHI you allow
GiveBIG Focus: Tiny House Villages
Click here to GiveBIG Your gift matched! Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor your gift will be matched, up to $50,000 total for the duration of GiveBIG. Why are Tiny House Villages so popular with homeless people? Because it's the next best thing to having your own place, and it's a great step toward getting housing (see graphic below). Tiny houses at 8’x12’ may be small, but they supply a core human need that can be hard to come by on the street or in many shelter
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