Bellwether Blog

So What about Dinner? Healthful Resources Help Low-Income Families

If you’re like me, the arrival of August means enjoying those last few dips in the pool, eating those last bites of summer fruits before...

Meet Tony

500 low-income seniors call four of Bellwethers’ thirty properties home. Although self-sufficient and independent, our senior residents...

2015 Spring Newsletter

In This Issue: The Faces of Bellwether: Mike Chang Fifth Annual Closer to Home Breakfast Welcome Executive Director Doug Daley...

2014 Annual Report

Featured Stories: Seattle Futures Fund Bellwether is a "Top Place to Work" A Broader Impact 5-Year Vision Read our 2014 Annual Report....

Bellwether's Next Executive Director Announced

Doug Daley has been appointed as Bellwether’s next executive director, replacing Sarah Rick Lewontin, who will retire after serving in...

What’s Happening in Bellwether’s Housing Development

It has been an exciting and productive period for all of us who work in Bellwether’s housing development. With this in mind, we are...

Seattle Housing Authority to Conduct Lottery for New Section 8 Waitlist

Good news from Seattle Housing Authority (SHA). Cynthia West (Director, Housing Choice Voucher Program) shared the following information:...

Thoughts on Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day

I live in a Seattle neighborhood that has seen a major upswing in homelessness. My home is across the street from a park - so it is easy...

Resident Services at Bellwether

What a Happy New Year it is at Bellwether! 2015 marks the start of the Resident Services’ 4th year, and the Resident Services team is...

2014 Fall Newsletter

In This Issue: The Faces of Bellwether: Deborah Bartlett Closer to Home Breakfast a Success Thank You to Our Funders Bellwether a...

Bellwether Receives $25,000 Check from HomeStreet Bank & Davis Wright Tremaine

Nonprofit benefits from 2nd Annual Charity Golf Invitational. HomeStreet Bank (HomeStreet) and Davis Wright Tremaine LLP (DWT) presented...

The $15 Debate

This is a big deal. Seattle City Council just approved a gradual increase of the minimum wage to $15.00 per hour. Seattle is indeed the...