PARTNER: Affordable Home Ownership Info Session w/ Habitat for Humanity

Futurewise friend Habitat for Humanity for Seattle, King, and Kittitas County is hosting information sessions, virtual and in-person, to share resources on homeownership program opportunities. This is a great place to learn about programs you may not know exist, that you qualify for! 

Affordable Housing Information Session (virtual)
Tuesday, March 4, 2026
Zoom

Register here

 

Futurewise friend Habitat for Humanity for Seattle, King, and Kittitas County is hosting information sessions, virtual and in-person, to share resources on homeownership program opportunities. This is a great place to learn about programs you may not know exist, that you qualify for! 

Affordable Housing Information Session (virtual)
Tuesday, March 4, 2026
Zoom

Register here

 

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PARTNER: Affordable Home Ownership Info Session w/ Habitat for Humanity

Futurewise friend Habitat for Humanity for Seattle, King, and Kittitas County is hosting information sessions, virtual and in-person, to share resources on homeownership program opportunities. This is a great place to learn about programs you may not know exist, that … Continue reading →

Legislative Update Week 7: YES on Supportive Housing

Last week we were watching Floor votes galore, and now somehow, we are less than three weeks away from the last day of the 2026 legislative session. These final weeks are the most critical points for our Growing Together agenda. All of our priority bills are … Continue reading →

Farmers Markets with Futurewise— Mar 29 in West Seattle

Join Futurewise at neighborhood markets across Seattle to share information around the city’s Comprehensive Plan. These are relaxed, low-pressure opportunities; any level of knowledge on the subject is welcome to volunteer! Snacks, smiles, and resources will be provided! West Seattle … Continue reading →

Farmers Markets with Futurewise— Mar 8th in Capitol Hill

Join Futurewise at neighborhood markets across Seattle to share information around the city’s Comprehensive Plan. These are relaxed, low-pressure opportunities; any level of knowledge on the subject is welcome to volunteer! Snacks, smiles, and resources will be provided! Capitol Hill … Continue reading →

Farmers Markets with Futurewise— Mar 21 in University District

Join Futurewise at neighborhood markets across Seattle to share information around the city’s Comprehensive Plan. These are relaxed, low-pressure opportunities; any level of knowledge on the subject is welcome to volunteer! Snacks, smiles, and resources will be provided! University District … Continue reading →

Farmers Markets with Futurewise— Feb 28 in University District

Join Futurewise at neighborhood markets across Seattle to share information around the city’s Comprehensive Plan. These are relaxed, low-pressure opportunities; any level of knowledge on the subject is welcome to volunteer! Snacks, smiles, and resources will be provided! University District … Continue reading →

Legislative Update Week 6: We’re halfway there

Good morning and happy Sunday! Legislators had a full day of floor action yesterday, so I’ll dive right into the updates. I was hoping this email was going to start with “ALL our priorities have passed the House!” But HB … Continue reading →

RFP: Valley Creek Daylighting & Stormwater Park Economic Study

Futurewise is looking for a contractor to conduct an economic study for the GreenLink Port Angeles Valley Creek Daylighting and Stormwater Park project. Continue reading →

What’s the Deal with Neighborhood Residential?

Neighborhood Residential is the zoning definition update for the areas of our city which used to be limited to just single family detached homes that is more reflective of other types of homes that have existed in the neighborhoods before … Continue reading →

January Executive Director’s Note: Our duty to our neighbors

I had a lot of ideas for what I might write about this month. This week I’m traveling through the central part of our state, meeting with inspiring community leaders, elected officials, planners, farmers, and affordable housing providers. I hope … Continue reading →