Plymouth Housing is a forty-year-old nonprofit that provides permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless people in Seattle. It houses 1,000 residents in 14 buildings, a number of which are part of the historic architectural fabric of the downtown area, which the group has taken on the responsibility of rehabilitating or restoring. Last spring, the group launched a $75 million fundraising campaign, with plans to open eight new apartment buildings with homes and supportive services for 800 new residents.
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