We have an opportunity to open a men’s discipleship house. Your generosity will help us open the front door to welcome them in,
but it will mean so much more.

Opening Doors

The Problem

The latest Point-in-Time Count (2026) from the King County Regional Homeless Authority showed there were 18,365 individuals experiencing homelessness in King County. A substantial percentage of those counted were men, and almost half of the overall number cited a substance use disorder. 

Every day, the vulnerable in our community face life without stable shelter, food, or support, and many times are on the street due to loss of hope.

But beyond the physical need is something deeper—
a loss of hope, dignity, and connection.

The Solution

The solution to homelessness is homes in the most basic sense. But, it also stretches beyond that as people need hope and healing to resolve their issues and stay housed. Recovery works best in community and with structure. Our discipleship home will offer a safe place, loving community, and uplifting life-skills training that will help uplift these men and restore the Joy and Dignity of life they’ve lost.

We believe every person is created in God’s image and deserves compassion, dignity, and care. Through your support, the house will provide:

  • Warm meals

  • Essential supplies

  • Safe housing

  • Prayer and spiritual encouragement

  • Discipleship and training

Your Gift Makes a Real Difference

$ 100
Provides meals for those
at the house for one week

$ 250
Helps keep the lights on for a month

$ 500
Supports one bed and program fees per month for one participant

$ 1000 +
Supports encouragement
and edification of those at the house in numerous ways

No gift is too small. Every dollar helps change a life.

Samaritan Worldview is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. Please keep your emailed receipt as your official record.

Learn more

The Open Doors campaign invites the community and organizations to help fund this housing through donations and public engagement events planned throughout the year.

To inquire or get updates about how you can get engaged in the Open Doors campaign, please fill out this inquiry form.

Two women sitting at a wooden table, reading books and taking notes, with a beverage on the table.
Two women sitting at a wooden table, reading books and taking notes, with a beverage on the table.