32 in Review: Looking Back to Where it All Began Thirty-two years ago, on September 8, 1993, the doors opened for the first time at our Rotating Shelter. In late October of the same year, the Seattle Times published the first story about East King County’s […]
David understands the value of community and has a huge heart for the homeless. He leads with empathy and a strong desire to care for others. He immerses himself in the lives of his brothers struggling with homelessness and recognizes his calling to help them.” […]
Founded in 1993, PorchLight is a nonprofit organization helping unhoused men in East King County regain stability through safe shelter and comprehensive support that addresses health, housing, and self-sufficiency.
PorchLight recognizes that the ground we stand on is the traditional territory of the Coast Salish peoples. We honor their past and present connection to this land and are grateful for their stewardship, which continues to inspire our work creating spaces of safety, belonging, and renewal.
