Community

Our goal is to ensure every one of our neighbors has a happy, healthy place to call home. Together, let’s make our communities the best they can be.

Community Partners

Habitat for Humanity Seattle King County

Habitat for Humanity brings people together to construct affordable homes, repair homes for low-income people and seniors, and operate discount home improvement stores. MBAKS supports Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County through team builds and financial contributions.

Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County

Housing Hope

To ensure everyone has a happy home, MBAKS members and staff participate in regular team builds and fundraising events with Housing Hope. This Everett-based nonprofit offers opportunities for Snohomish County residents in need, including low-income housing, employment readiness, child development, and protection programs.

Housing Hope

Sawhorse Revolution

In an era of dwindling shop classes, Sawhorse Revolution introduces teens in Seattle to the power of carpentry. Participants learn how to design, build, and dream through hands-on building projects and partnerships with experienced architects and builders. MBAKS supports Sawhorse Revolution through financial contributions.

Sawhorse Revolution

Weld

Formerly incarcerated individuals often struggle to find stable housing and employment after serving their time. Weld is a unique program that provides transitional housing in vacant buildings awaiting redevelopment. Weld also offers transitional labor programs. MBAKS supports Weld through financial contributions.

Weld

JDRF Greater Northwest

For many years now, MBAKS has supported JDRF Greater Northwest's vision of a world without type 1 diabetes by participating in the annual Sheraton Grand Seattle Gingerbread Village fundraiser. We partner with Gelotte Hommas Drivdahl Architecture to design and build an astonishing themed gingerbread house each year, unveiled at Thanksgiving and on display through the holiday season.

JDRF logo

Bellevue Lifespring

Lifespring’s mission is to foster stability and self-sufficiency for Bellevue’s children and their families through programs that provide food, clothing, education and emergency assistance. By addressing basic need students can focus on their education and break the cycle of poverty.

Bellevue Lifespring

Contact

Contact our community stewardship team, 425.460.8232, with questions or to partner with us.