Ensuring that no child sleeps outside by centering equity and opportunity for women and families
We envision a community where all families have
safety, stability, and housing.
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our 2023 impact
270,173
OVERNIGHT STAYS
a safe, warm place to stay the night for moms, dads, and kids in our community
3,923
CHILDREN SERVED
reducing trauma by providing a safe place with age appropriate programming in Kids Club
836,937
MEALS SERVED
our food partners and food services team prepare and serve three nutritious meals a day (two at our Day Center) - and lots of snacks for kids!
212
POPSICLE PLACE FAMILIES SERVED
providing a safe shelter space, medical care coordination, & resources for families experiencing homelessness with a medically fragile child
1,355
FAMILIES MOVED TO OR KEPT IN STABLE HOUSING
our outreach team helped 506 of these families move into housing directly from their cars or tents, and our prevention team supported 614 to keep their hard won homes
50+
WOMEN WHO VISIT OUR DAY CENTER EACH DAY
for meals, showers, dry clothing, hygiene items, resources, and community
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Mary’s Place stands on the lands and waters of the Coast Salish; the Duwamish, Muckleshoot, Suquamish, Tulalip, and Puyallup. The Coast Salish have resided here since time immemorial and are the original stewards of these lands and waters. Today, many Indigenous people continue to live and thrive in this place.
Mary’s Place is committed to ending family homelessness in our community. We cannot rightfully fulfill this commitment without acknowledging that settler colonialism is a root cause of family homelessness for Indigenous people. The goal of settler colonialism is to take Indigenous land through the eradication and erasure of Indigenous people. Because settler colonialism is not an isolated moment in the past, but an ongoing and persistent structure of oppression, we must act.
This land acknowledgment is one action Mary’s Place is taking to affirm that Indigenous people have not been erased. Indigenous people are here - alive and strong. Mary’s Place is also taking action to connect and continue to build relationships with Indigenous people in our community, support Indigenous staff, and build opportunities for Indigenous families that are served by our organization.
Specifically, in 2024, our commitment is to work toward building deeper relationships and partnerships with Indigenous-led organizations that serve Indigenous people and to strengthen our approach to data to reflect Indigenous research methodologies that center the resiliency of families we serve.