Transitional housing open house.

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Expansion complete!

Join us for great food, wine, music, and amazing auction items! All in support of the neediest people in our community. We'll be serving up some tasty treats and wine from The Walls amazing selection. Plus live piano music from Sam Kirtley, silent and live auction, and indoor/outdoor seating. Come enjoy a fabulous evening for a great cause.

Jan Foster Honored for Service

2022 was quite a year at the sleep center.

Work has begun on the Shelter Community expansion project! Dubbed the ‘Transitional Shelter’ the expansion will happen in several phases.

Walla Walla’s Sleep Center, which provides shelter and basic amenities to people experiencing homelessness, is expanding.

From Napa to Walla Walla, board member Carrie Alexander shares her support for women in the wine industry.

Bravo Jordan Green! The executive director for the Alliance was chosen for 39 under 39 as an important young leader in our community. We couldn't be prouder!

Can you say Happy Feet?! 86 pairs of new shoes donated by the Wainwright VA Medical Center.

Bomba’s donates 500 pairs of socks to the Walla Walla Shelter Community!

The Mobile Outreach Services Team, a formal collaboration with Blue Mountain Action Council and Providence's Population Health has lifted off!

2021 has been quite a ride so far. We were finally able to settle into a rhythm after the constant curve balls of 2020. Collaboration with other organizations has become one key to success through unprecedented times. Through this collaboration we have onsite health checks happening with our residents, vaccine clinics coming right to us, and deep communication with other housing providers and non-profits in town. This has also allowed for dreams to begin forming into reality.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee spent some time at the Sleep Center yesterday learning about the work we do. He was great with various leaders, really affirming of the staff and what we are doing, and even had a nice conversation with a guest who shared that he hoped to get housed soon. Thank you for the visit, Governor!

A group of Walla Walla University students, part of WWU's Engineers without Borders group, completed the assembly of a jumbo Conestoga hut. Their effort was made possible by the expertise and organization of Craig Volwiler, who previously oversaw the building and installation of an ADA jumbo hut, arranged for five contractor-built huts, and led the initial project to build 31 huts in 2017.