The Elizabeth Gregory Home Transitional Housing Program provides a safe place for women leaving shelters to find the support and guidance they need to get back on their feet.
Blue Heron House, the home of our Transitional Housing Program, is a clean and secure home for up to 10 women who are experiencing homelessness and are without children in their care, where they can live in a safe and supportive environment. The house is in a north University District neighborhood close to a bus line, food bank, employment, shopping, and only half a mile from the Elizabeth Gregory Home Day Shelter.
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These generous donors made this new home possible and secured the future of our Transitional Housing Program!
- Alan Calkins and Sharon Lea Lamme
- Amy Radil
- Boeing Puget Sound Employee Community Fund
- Bob and Sue Chamberlain
- Bob and Yolanda Houze
- Brian Fulbright and Lorraine Lillis
- Carl Haefling and Pamela Johnson
- Carrie L.
- Charles Spaeth and Rebecca Brown
- Cheryl A. Richey and Roger A. Roffman
- Corll
- Darleen and Maynard Atik
- David Litwack and Teresa Revelle
- Dwight Hutchinson
- Earl and Denise Ecklund
- Ed and Marjorie Ringness
- Echo Fund
- Elizabeth A. Lynn Foundation
- Eve and Chap Alvord
- Frances Erhardt
- Gail and Jay Winberg
- Glen and Eleanor Garrison
- Gordon Crawford and Rebecca Herzfeld
- Gunilla E.
- Harnish Foundation
- Irene Hecht
- Janice Llewellyn Wynne
- Jean Edelhertz and Ted Cotrotsos
- Jillian Jones
- Kris Kaminishi
- Laura Tranin and Alan Greenstein
- Lin Zurfluh (in honor of Mary Ann Zurfluh)
- Lynn Graf
- Mary and Mark Hillman
- Monica Alcabin
- Richard Coar
- Robert and Audrey Seale
- Ron and Cynthia Moe-Lobeda
- Ron and Maureen DiGiacomo
- Rosemary Blakemore
- Scott Pelton and Suzie Ness
- Sharva and David Maynard
- Sue and Somchai Suwiwattanakul
- Sue Tong
- Susan Traff and Bill Jarcho
- Terry Repak and Stefan Wiktor
- Theresa Jane Fund
- University Congregational United Church of Christ
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