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Highlights

1

Started construction on Millworks in Bellingham, Washington. When completed, this community will feature 83 new homes with a six-classroom early learning center.

2

Broke ground on Mercy Angle Lake, which will feature 130 apartment homes, including homes reserved for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

3

Expanded the Mercy Scholars program, a place-based program with the goal of increasing post-secondary opportunities for young learners, to more family communities in Washington.

4

Increased pay equity for direct service staff and all employees completed diversity training as part of our commitment to racial equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Mercy Housing Northwest

Home isnt just a roof over your head. It's also a gateway to creating community. Dedicated to building and providing affordable housing for families and seniors with low incomes, Mercy Housing Northwest is addressing the escalating demand for affordable homes in our region. We provide families and seniors with a welcoming home while also offering essential resources through resident services. 

A big game of Jenga at the annual National Night Out block party at Gardner House.

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By the Numbers

61% Families

37% Seniors

2% People with special needs

51

Properties

5,853

Residents

2,830

Homes

Meet Sherry

Sherry moved from Atlanta to Seattle to be closer to her children and grandchildren. While getting settled, she found an affordable short-term rental near Redmond, Washington. Then the pandemic hit and in the blink of an eye, Sherry lost her job. With little savings, Sherry could no longer afford her short-term rental. She began couch surfing, staying with family and friends. Fearful of becoming a burden, she knew this could not be a long-term option for her. She packed everything she owned inside her car and would drive to a parking lot each night. 


In the morning, she wake up at sunrise, exit the lot, and spend the day looking for housing. After months of trying, her persistence finally paid off when Sherry was referred to Gardner House in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood.


“Walking through my apartment the first time, it felt like a mansion to me,” said Sherry. 


“On Sundays, my grandkids visit. With a full kitchen, I’ve been teaching them to cook and bake. They love my chocolate chip cookies!”  

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MHNW Board of Directors

Jo Ann Showalter

Allison Simon

Junior Torres

Susanna Tran

Samona Burleson

Judy Byron

Bill Crow

Jacqueline Fernandes

Ashenafi Gossaye

Christian Gunter

Rachel Lucy

THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS »
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