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Our members are our driving force for social change!
As a Housing Alliance member, you are a part of the leading statewide advocacy organization—a powerful coalition of individuals and organizations fighting for equitable housing policies and affordable homes for everyone in Washington. Our members bring their expertise to our advocacy, and help us grow the movement for housing justice. Your financial support ensures we can keep securing funding for the Housing Trust Fund, expand resources to solve homelessness, and increasing housing stability for people across Washington.
Types of Membership
The Housing Alliance is a statewide membership organization with approximately 140 organizational members and an advocacy network of 8,000+ individuals. We have two types of organizational memberships, which came about through a merger with our state homelessness coalition in 2011.
- Organizational members are primarily nonprofit organizations that provide housing or services, but include some local governments, faith groups, and for-profit affordable housing vendors. This is the Housing Alliance’s historical membership base. We have a rolling membership year. For example, if an organization joins March 1, we invite them to renew by March 1 the following year. Join now!
- We also have a county homelessness network membership structure where each organization that administers state homelessness funding is asked to contribute ½ of 1 percent of their Consolidated Homeless Grant (CHG) funds to the Housing Alliance to support statewide advocacy. These include county government and nonprofit entities and memberships are based on the state fiscal year (July 1 – June 30). Each organization that participates may designate someone to serve on our Homelessness Advisory Committee. Contact Itzchel Bazan for recommended dues levels.
- You can also advance the movement for housing justice by joining the Housing Alliance as an individual member. Join now!
Benefits
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During legislative session, our weekly legislative update will give you an insider’s perspective from the halls of the state capitol on how our budget and policy priorities are faring.
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We share resources and reports from national partners, and we’re here year-round to answer your policy and advocacy questions and keep you updated on policy developments.
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Each summer, our members get a first look at the coming year’s legislative priorities and an opportunity to help set the Housing Alliance’s agenda during our Statewide Listening Tour.
Learn:
- Participate in regular webinars, member calls, and live-streamed panel discussions to learn the latest on housing and homelessness issues. Topics range from effective advocacy to specific programs and funding.
- We dive deep into equity to expand each other’s understanding of how the issues and solutions impact people of color, people with disabilities, LGBTQI+ people, and other communities who disproportionately experience housing instability.
Engage:
- Our action alerts distill the latest developments into clear, effective messages to lawmakers so you can advocate with confidence and be a part of impacting policy change or securing funding for affordable homes.
- Whether it’s engaging your staff, board, or residents, we can provide additional tools and support to help you make a difference. Member organizations can request legislative briefings and advocacy trainings from our knowledgeable staff any time of year.
- Participate in Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day in Olympia, and join us for our Annual Member Meeting at the end of the year to celebrate our progress and get ready for the next legislative session.
Conference Discounts:
- Your membership entitles you to discounted registration to the virtual Conference on Ending Homelessness, October 6-8. The conference brings together over 750 people from across the state for learning, networking, advocacy, and community building opportunities, and is the largest provider of continuing education credits for service providers in the state
Learn more here about all of the benefits of membership!
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For more information, please call the Housing Alliance at 206.442.9455 or email Itzchel Bazan at itzchelb@wliha.org.
To join or renew your membership online, please visit wliha.salsalabs.org/membershipform.
Organizational Members
- A Way Home Washington
- All Saints Community Services
- Associated Ministries of Tacoma-Pierce County
- Association of Manufactured Homeowners
- Attain Housing
- Bailey-Boushay House
- Bellwether Housing
- Bremerton Housing Authority
- Building Changes
- Catholic Charities Housing Services
- Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington (AKA Catholic Charities of Spokane)
- Catholic Charities: Central Washington
- Catholic Charities: Western WA King County
- Chief Seattle Club
- City of Olympia
- City of Seattle Office of Housing
- CJK Community Homes
- Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence
- Cocoon House
- Community Action of Skagit County
- Community Health Plan of Washington
- Community Youth Services
- Compass Housing Alliance
- Corporation for Supportive Housing
- Council for the Homeless
- Crossroads Housing in Shelton
- Dept of Commerce
- DESC
- Disability Rights Washington
- Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County
- Enterprise Community Partners
- Environmental WORKS
- Family Support Center of South Sound
- Farestart
- Friends of Youth
- Frontier Behavioral Health
- Gilvar Consulting Services
- Global Citizen Journey
- Goodwill Industries of the Inland NW
- Habitat for Humanity Seattle King County
- Homeless Network of Yakima County
- Homes and Hope Community Land Trust
- Homestead Community Land trust
- Housing Authority of Grant County
- Housing Authority of Grays Harbor
- Housing Authority of the City of Bellingham
- Housing Authority of the City of Pasco & Franklin County
- Housing Authority of Vancouver
- Housing Authority of Whatcom County
- Housing Consortium of Everett & Snohomish County
- Housing Development Consortium Seattle King County
- Housing Initiative LLC
- Housing Resources Bainbridge
- Imagine Housing
- Impact Capital
- Inland Empire Residential Resources
- Interfaith Works
- Interim CDA
- Kitsap Community Resources
- Kitsap Homes of Compassion
- Kulshan Community Land Trust
- Lake Washington United Methodist Church
- League of Women Voters
- Lifelong
- Lopez Community Land Trust
- Low Income Housing Institute
- Lower Columbia Community Action Council
- Lydia Place
- Mary's Place
- Mental Health Housing Foundation
- Mercy Housing
- Multi-Service Center
- Muslim Housing Services
- Neighborhood House
- NeighborWorks of Grays Harbor County
- Next Step Housing
- Northwest Cooperative Development Center
- Northwest Hospitality
- Office of Rural & Farmworker Housing
- Okanogan County Community Action Council
- OPAL Community Land Trust
- OPEIU Local 8
- Parkview Services
- Peninsula Poverty Response
- Pioneer Human Services
- Plymouth Housing
- Puget Sound Advocates for Retirement Action
- REACH Community Development
- Real Change
- Renton Housing Authority
- Resolution to End Homelessness
- Rod's House
- Rural Community Assistance Corporation
- San Juan Community Home Trust
- Seattle Housing Authority
- SEED South East Effective Development
- Serenity House of Clallam County
- Share Vancouver
- Spokane Low Income Housing Consortium
- Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners
- St. Stephen Housing Association
- Surviving Change
- Tacoma Pierce County Affordable Housing Consortium
- Tacoma Urban League
- The Arc of King County
- The Mockingbird Society
- Transitions (Programs for Women)
- UFCW 3000
- United Way King County
- Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle
- Vision House
- Volunteers of America Eastern WA & Northern ID
- Volunteers of America Western Washington
- Walla Walla Community Council
- Walla Walla Housing Authority
- Washington Community Reinvestment Association
- Washington Homeownership Resource Center
- Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Washington State Community Action Partnership
- Washington State Housing Finance Commission
- Yakima Neighborhood Health Services
- Youthcare
County Homelessness Network Members
- Quality Behavioral Health (Asotin County)
- Benton County (Benton/Franklin counties)
- Clark County
- Rural Resources (Ferry/Lincoln/Stevens counties)
- Grays Harbor County
- Island County
- Olympic CAP (Jefferson County)
- King County Dept. of Community and Human Services
- Kitsap County
- HopeSource (Kittitas County)
- WAGAP (Klickitat/Skamania counties)
- Lewis County
- Okanogan CAP
- Pacific County
- Family Crisis Network (Pend Oreille County)
- Pierce County
- Opportunity Council (San Juan County)
- Skagit County
- Snohomish County
- Thurston County
- Walla Walla County
- Whatcom County
- Whitman CAC
- Yakima County