Seattle ranks third largest homeless population in the United States
In King County, 2300+ are individuals in families with children experiencing homelessness. To make matters worse, families tell us they're struggling to provide the basic needs for their children. Join our mission to change that.
Babies of Homelessness is a non-profit organization, a crisis response team, delivering basic necessities to families with children experiencing homelessness in the Puget Sound. Our goal is to remove the stigma “homelessness” carries, by shedding light on the hardest-to-reach and least visible segment of the homeless population.
volunteers CAN DO so much
Aside from one paid staff, our mission is operated by a rockstar team of volunteers. Individuals with full-time jobs, families and lives—yet they go above and beyond to serve a 24/7 mission. Get to know some of them here:
Angela
As a mother, the thought of not being able to provide safe warm shelter, food or diapers for my children is heart breaking.
Daniel
This is an organization that tackles a very big problem in a very specific way.
Catherine
I love getting to know all the volunteers who share my same passion of service to helping those less fortunate.
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What our Supporters say
Kia
Client and Mother
"It's agencies like Babies of Homelessness that give people hope and take a lot of stress away. I wish there were more agencies like yours but there's not because you're truly one of a kind."
Heather
Supporter
"I believe in Babies of Homelessness' hyperlocal mission and trust in their stewardship to fill the gap in services for our most vulnerable neighbors. I know where my donations go and what they go towards and as a parent, I know how necessary these donations are. I'm proud of the work BoH does to support families in our community."
Natalia
Case Manager, New Bethlehem Day Center
"One of the really good things about Babies of Homelessness that they do is they meet the families out in the community."
In Need of Help?
Dial (866) 442-6443, leave a voicemail and a volunteer will return your call within 24 hours.