Mary’s Place and Amazon announced the opening of the Mary’s Place Family Center in The Regrade, a one-of-a-kind, permanent family shelter built inside an Amazon office building [Block 21] with capacity for up to 200 moms, dads, and children experiencing homelessness each night.

As 2019 drew to a close, GLY employees decided to take a few moments out of their work days to give back to the community we cherish.

The first permanent Mary’s Place shelter is nearly complete. Located in the heart of Amazon’s Seattle headquarters, the rare purpose-built shelter appears to be the first of its kind built into a corporate office.

Mary’s Place will open its first permanent shelter in early 2020. Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, the shelter is strategically designed, inch-by-inch, to maximize space, inspire community and support the dignity of guests in their journey out of homelessness.

A half-mile stretch of the Elliott Bay Trail that has been closed since last July due to the construction of the new Expedia campus reopens on Saturday, September 7 with a renovated path.

The new SAAS Middle School, designed by LMN Architects, makes the most of its limited site while connecting with the surrounding neighborhood.

Forterra’s conservation work encourages us to never stop asking: how can we do more in the communities where we work, live, and play?

Mary’s Place opened its tenth shelter in early June. Located in South Lake Union, the Family Diversion Center is the first location to specialize in helping families move back into housing within 30 days

During this busy holiday season, we invite you to pause + listen…

Obliteride brings cyclists together for one mission: eliminate cancer and related diseases.

Take a stroll through South Lake Union and it won’t be long before you stumble upon an intriguing piece of art incorporated into the neighborhood. With Vulcan Real Estate’s development and Amazon’s corporate headquarters expansion, South Lake Union is now an outdoor art gallery—with nearly 30 commissioned works of art on display by Vulcan alone.