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HERE’S A WORTHY ORGANIZATION TO DONATE TO: THE BLOCK PROJECT

So much more than building homes for those living outside.

Tiny home in backyard with tree landscape wood siding

A tiny home designed by BLOCK Architects and built by Facing Homelessness with the help of community volunteers. Collaborators: Swenson Say Faget, FSi Engineers, Best Plumbing, West Seattle Electric, and Solterra. Photographed by Barron Whitney Peper.




Founded in Seattle in 2010 by architect Rex Hohlbein, Facing Homelessness is a nonprofit organization built on the idea that we can end homelessness if we invite the community to be a part of the solution. 

The Block Project, a Facing Homelessness program, builds healthy, fully equipped tiny homes for people experiencing homelessness. BLOCK Homes are permitted and placed in residential backyards throughout Seattle by welcoming homeowners. This model gives residents a place to call home and communities around the city an opportunity to make a real difference by supporting our unhoused neighbors and addressing the issue of homelessness together. 

Be part of the solution; please donate today.

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