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Rotating Shelters Community-based support. Safe Shelter.

The Rotating Shelter moves to a different host congregation each month. PorchLight coordinates communication and transportation so participants know where to go each evening.

The Rotating Shelter operates year-round and plays a distinct role on PorchLight’s Path to Stability. While the Emergency Men’s Shelter provides 24-hour, harm-reduction support, the Rotating Shelter offers overnight shelter for men who are ready for structure, sobriety, and shared accountability as they work toward permanent housing.

Rotating Shelter

  • Overnight shelter only
  • Serves up to 25 men each night
  • Clean and sober environment
  • Structured program expectations
  • Location changes monthly

Emergency Men’s Shelter

  • Operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
  • Harm-reduction approach
  • On-site Day Center and support services
  • Fixed location

Interested in PorchLight’s Rotating Shelter?

  • Perspective Rotating Shelter guests start with intake meeting with PorchLight staff for referral.
  • Visit the Day Center during operating hours to speak with a staff about eligibility and availability.
  • Must be 18 years old or older and identify as male.
  • Structured program expectations in a clean and sober environment..

New Rotating Shelter Shower/Laundry Trailer

Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous funder and the Bellevue Presbyterian Legacy Foundation, PorchLight now has a custom-built shower and laundry trailer to support our Rotating Shelter program. This mobile resource expands access to essential hygiene services. Purpose-built for flexibility, the trailer allows PorchLight to meet basic needs wherever shelter is offered.

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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.

© PorchLight, a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization.  EIN #45-3932748.

© PorchLight, a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization.
EIN #45-3932748.

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