THE POWER OF

the power of 14In 2014, Plymouth operated 14 buildings offering safe, permanent homes and supportive services to our most vulnerable neighbors. It cost us, on average, only $14,000 per resident. This is far less than the $100,000 or more it can cost our community each year to care for someone who’s homeless. That’s the power of 14.

Before moving to Plymouth, our residents had been homeless for many years. Each copes with a complex set of challenges such as mental illness, serious medical conditions, aging, and disability. Many live with the lasting trauma of childhood abuse, domestic violence, and chronic poverty.

When we learn what they’d been up against, we’re often surprised that they survived. But we’re never surprised that they once struggled to find and keep a home.

How do we know if we’re making progress? On one night in January each year, a count is made of the number of people surviving outside in King County. That number was 21 percent higher in January 2015 than in January 2014. However, the number of unsheltered people experiencing chronic, long-term homelessness—the very people Plymouth serves—declined by 31 percent over that period.

These numbers validate the Plymouth outcomes presented in this report. But they also tell us there’s more to do. As you’ll read, we’re moving forward on two new buildings. One will offer more independent living to 63 successful Plymouth “graduates,” and another will provide a permanent home with intensive, compassionate care to over 80 men and women currently trying to survive on the street, many of whom are medically fragile. Both buildings will reflect Plymouth’s commitment to great urban design.

Stability in housing. It’s a simple idea. But to help our tenants achieve it, Plymouth staff go above and beyond every single day. They nurture the large and small personal victories that transform individual lives and deliver the significant community outcomes presented in these pages.

We realize we don’t do any of this alone. Thank you for supporting Plymouth’s work by donating, advocating, and volunteering; you made the power of 14 a reality. These wonderful results are yours, too.

Best regards,

Paul Lambros Stewart Landefeld Executive Director Board Chair

ON THE COVER: Guy, Plymouth resident for six years

ON ONE NIGHT IN JANUARY EACH YEAR,a count is made of the number of people surviving outside in King County. That number was 21 percent higher in January 2015 than in January 2014. However, the number of unsheltered people experiencing chronic, long-term homelessness—the very people Plymouth serves—declined by 31 percent over that period.

SOURCE: KING COUNTY ONE NIGHT COUNT: SUMMARY OF 2015 DATA (COMMITTEE TO END HOMELESSNESS-KING COUNTY, MAY 6, 2015).

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Joell, Plymouth resident for 15 years

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Deb White, Plymouth resident for seven years

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our mission Plymouth Housing Group works to eliminate homelessness and address its causes by preserving, developing and operating safe, quality, supportive housing and by providing homeless adults with opportunities to stabilize and improve their lives.

our vision Housing is just the beginning … the first step to building hope and transforming lives.

We envision a day when every person has a home and a better quality of life.

our core values Plymouth believes …

• Every person has the right to a home

• Every person is valuable, with a unique story and journey

• Affordable housing requires responsible stewardship

• Cultural diversity and embracing difference are sources of strength

• Respect, trust and compassion are integral to all interactions

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byron is a Seattle native. At

Plymouth, he’s known as a gentleman. A tenant

of grace and dignity.

But his childhood was defined by trauma, filled

with the abuse and neglect of a mother who only

noticed he was alive when she needed a verbal,

physical, and emotional punching bag.

Byron struggled to deal with his ‘cavernous’

loneliness and depression. Crime, homelessness,

and prison followed.

When released, Byron lived in his car to stay off

the streets and away from crime. He worked

during the day and conducted a street ministry

at night, reaching out to people surviving in

the same places he once did. But his untreated

mental illness derailed him.

Fortunately, Sound Mental Health offered him the

therapy and medication he needed. They also led

him to Plymouth Housing Group.

Byron says, “I’m a blessed man to be here. It’s

been life-changing to have a place to call my own

and space to reflect, to pray, to just be … without

fear of harm.”

Despite decades of damage, Byron cared for his

mother at the end of her life—bathing her and

feeding her when she could no longer do so for

herself. He never gave up on her.

After a lifetime of suffering, Byron says, “I’ve

finally come home.”

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THE POWER OF 14PLYMOUTH SERVED OVER 2,000 OF YOUR NEIGHBORS IN 2014

Over 1,000 had been homeless for many years before moving to a Plymouth building with intensive on-site support.

21%

WERE WOMEN

48%

WERE OVER AGE 55

51%

WERE PEOPLE OF COLOR

*$7,615AVERAGE ANNUAL

INCOME WAS

*12% of area median for a one-person household

62%

LIVED WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

18%

WERE VETERANS

11%

HAD NO INCOME AT ALL

93%

WERE DISABLED

Plymouth served over 1,000 additional people with disabilities (including single adults, couples, and families with minor children) through the King County Shelter Plus Care program.

883THEY LIVED IN

HOUSEHOLDS COUNTY-WIDE

100%

HAD BEEN HOMELESS

100%

WERE DISABLED

100%

HAD INCOMES BELOW 50% OF AREA MEDIAN

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ashley radiates the energy and

steely-eyed focus of the student-athlete she was

in high school. She grew up in Washington state

with loving parents who are proud that she will

soon graduate from the University of Washington,

having earned a degree in linguistics and a William P.

and Ruth Gerberding Program Scholar award

along the way.

The last person you’d expect to be a Plymouth

tenant? In many ways, Ashley’s far from typical. But

when she recounts, frankly and unblinkingly, the

harrowing path that brought her here, she reminds

you that homelessness really can happen to anyone.

Ashley’s story involves the kind of downward

spiral that usually ends in tragedy. Years of living—

and nearly dying—on the streets left her with a

severely damaged leg, reliance on a walker, and

“excruciating” pain, all by her mid-twenties. “I had

reached a point where I didn’t have any answers,”

Ashley says. “I didn’t want my disability and my

poverty to stop me from using my brain. I had to

ask for help.”

After the hospital and Alcoholics Anonymous,

Ashley moved to Plymouth and joined our recovery

support program. This gave her the stability she

needed to take on her educational goals. Kimberly

Harrell, Plymouth building coordinator, describes

Ashley as “Driven. Unstoppable. A fighter. No,

a conqueror.”

Ashley explains it this way. “I found a home here.

Safety. People I could count on—who made sure I

didn’t have to do it alone. That was the key to my

success. And when I leave Plymouth, someone else

gets to move in and experience what I experienced

here. That means everything to me.”

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THE POWER OF 14STABILITY AND COST SAVINGS:

PLYMOUTH’S 2014 OUTCOMESWhen a person experiencing homelessness has to rely on shelters, jails, and hospitals for housing, it can cost our community $100,000 or more, year after year. Living at a place like Plymouth is a compassionate, cost-effective alternative.

WHAT DOES $14,000 PAY FOR?

AMONG OUR FORMERLY HOMELESS TENANTS IN 2014:

• one in five had lived at Plymouth for at least five years.

• one in ten had lived here more than a decade.

• 44 thrived in Plymouth’s graduation program, a growth step from housing with round-the-clock support to more independent living. Our graduation path rewards tenants for their hard work and saves

our community even more money: the average annual cost per

graduation tenant is only $9,900.

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PLYMOUTH PLACE APARTMENTS

On Lower Queen Anne, First & Denny.

GATEWOOD APARTMENTSAcross from Seattle’s Pike Place

Market, First & Pine.

LEWISTON APARTMENTSIn Belltown,

First & Blanchard.

CAL ANDERSON HOUSEOn Capitol Hill,

Broadway & Boren.

A.L. HUMPHREY HOUSEIn Belltown, First & Cedar.

PACIFIC APARTMENTSIn Downtown’s Financial District,

Fourth & Marion.

SCARGO APARTMENTSIn Belltown,

First & Blanchard.

ST. CHARLES APARTMENTSIn Pioneer Square,

Third & Cherry.

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7TH & CHERRYBreaking Ground First Quarter 2016

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HADDON HALL APARTMENTS

In Seattle’s retail core, Third & Virginia.

PLYMOUTH ON STEWART APARTMENTS

Near Seattle’s Pike Place Market, Second & Stewart.

LANGDON & ANNE SIMONS SENIOR APARTMENTS

In Belltown, Third & Blanchard.

THE PAT WILLIAMS APARTMENTS

In the Casade neighborhood, Pontius & Thomas.

DAVID COLWELL APARTMENTSIn the Cascade neighborhood,

Denny & Stewart.

SYLVIA’S PLACEOpening Early 2016

In Belltown, Third & Virginia.

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Photos by Doug Plummer; SMR Architects; William Wright

THE POWER OF 1414 BUILDINGS IN 2014In 2014, we broke ground on Sylvia’s Place, Plymouth’s 14th building! When it opens in early 2016, all 63 tenant apartments will be available for residents in our “graduation” group, called HOP (Housing Options Program).

When they first left homelessness, these tenants lived in a Plymouth building with round-the-clock support. They’ve done very well, and they’re ready for more independent living. As HOP tenants graduate, their former apartments are freed up for someone just leaving the streets and in need of intensive services.

We’re looking forward to breaking ground on our 15th building, at 7th & Cherry, in the first quarter of 2016. The 80-plus apartments in this building (pictured at left) will also house people just leaving the streets. Many of these tenants will be medically fragile, and our onsite support services will be designed to meet their unique needs.

7TH & CHERRYBreaking Ground First Quarter 2016

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AN EVENTFUL YEARThe events of 2014 were all about building meaningful (and fun!) connections between community members and Plymouth’s mission. Both fundraising and friend-raising, these events forged bonds, raised support, and inspired both longtime and new civic champions.

11TH ANNUAL KEY TO HOPE LUNCHEON 2014

5TH ANNUAL SEATTLE DANCES! 2014

2ND ANNUAL POP SOME TOPS 2014

Renowned journalist and keynote speaker Charles Gibson explained the connection between mental health and homelessness, sharing startling data proving the cost effectiveness of permanent supportive housing. The September luncheon was attended by nearly 900 guests and raised $588,000 for Plymouth’s programs.

The March Seattle Dances! gala at Fremont Studios was another glittering success, entertaining nearly 500 guests and raising over half a million dollars. Blake and Molly Nordstrom were the evening’s honorees. Dance trophies went to: (L – R): Laura Bachman and Michael Darigol (Judges’ Choice); Carol Bailey Medwell and Michael Cahn (People’s Choice); Chris Schmaltz and Deron Hayes-Hirschy (Cyber Choice).

June’s PoP Some Tops party at Hilliard’s gave Seattle’s young professionals a chance to network and raise nearly $10,000 to support Plymouth’s mission, all while taking advantage of a warm summer evening with great live music, food, brew and raffles.

In

2014, 450volunteers donated

6,450hours of service to Plymouth …

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2014 FINANCIAL STATEMENTOPERATING SUPPORT & REVENUE

Residential Rents & Fees $8,078,545

Commercial Rents 1,088,594

Public Grants 8,945,587

Private Grants & Donations for Operations 2,219,055

Capital Campaign Grants & Donations 419,309

Development Fees 201,596

Interest & Other Income 138,109

TOTAL REVENUE $21,090,795

OPERATING EXPENSES

Program Services

Housing Management $9,045,948

Social Services 8,838,267

Housing Development 346,758

Support Services

Administration 987,325

Fundraising & Community Relations 764,905

TOTAL EXPENSES $19,983,203

NET INCOME BEFORE DEPRECIATION* $1,107,592

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Assets

Cash & Cash Equivalents $5,245,374

Restricted Cash & Pledges 8,555,260

Accounts Receivable 581,167

Property, Equipment & Amortizable Assets 103,768,969

TOTAL ASSETS $118,150,770

Liabilities & Equity

Accounts Payable & Tenant Security Deposits Payable $2,622,393

Debt 67,002,224

Non-Controlling Interest 27,216,317

Net Assets 21,309,836

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $118,150,770

* Net income is largely earmarked for new housing development and rehabilitation projects. Audited financial statements are available upon request.

2014 SUPPORT & REVENUE

2014 EXPENSES

38% | Residential Rents & Fees

5% | Commercial Rents

42% | Public Grants

11% | Private Donations for Operations

2% | Capital Campaign

1% | Development Fees

1% | Interest & Other Income

45% | Housing Management

44% | Social Services

2% | Housing Development

5% | Administration

4% | Fundraising & Community Relations

2014 Support & Revenue

2014 Expenses

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2014 ANNUAL FUND SUPPORTERSGIFTS RECEIVED FROM JANUARY 1, 2014 TO DECEMBER 31, 2014

Thank you to the donors who gave so generously to support the ongoing services and operations of Plymouth Housing Group in 2014.

This list reflects tax-deductible gifts received by Plymouth Housing Group. With the exception of Gifts in Honor and Gifts in Memory, only gifts totaling $250 or more are listed. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you have questions or corrections, please contact us at 206.374.9409, ext. 143.

Donors who have given to Plymouth Housing Group for 3+ consecutive years are listed in bold. + indicates Plymouth received a matching gift thanks to this donor.

CORPORATE & FOUNDATION GIFTS$200,000 AND ABOVENeukom Family FoundationWyncote Foundation NW

$100,000 – $199,999Bill & Melinda Gates

FoundationBrettler Family

FoundationNorcliffe Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999JPMorgan Chase FoundationMedina Foundation

$10,000 – $30,000Amazon.comBank of America

FoundationBNBuildersCapital OneJPMorgan ChaseKantor Taylor Nelson

Evatt & Decina PCMarpac Construction LLCMicrosoft CorporationMicrosoft Matching GiftsNational Equity Fund IncOrin Smith Family

FoundationRealNetworks FoundationSafeco Insurance

FoundationSMR ArchitectsWhatley Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999BECUBiella FoundationEnterprise Community

Investment IncFales Foundation TrustGoodman Real Estate IncHomeStreet BankHorizon House

Perkins Coie LLPSEI Giving FundUnion BankUnion Bank Foundation

$2,500 – $4,999Catherine Holmes

Wilkins FoundationFederal Home Loan

Bank of SeattleIntegrative Family LawKawabe Memorial FundKeyBank of WashingtonKPFF Consulting

EngineersLane Powell PCOlson Kundig ArchitectsRaikes FoundationRepublic Parking

Northwest IncSchultz Family FoundationSeattle Steam CompanySterling Realty

OrganizationTeutsch PartnersTRUEBenefits LLCVisit SeattleVulcan Inc

$1,000 – $2,499AIG Matching Grants

ProgramCampbell Family FoundationDavis Wright

Tremaine LLPDecker Consulting EngineersF5 Networks IncGoldman SachsGoogle Gift Matching

ProgramLaird Norton Family

FoundationSeattle FoundationSprague Israel Giles Inc

Washington Federal Foundation

Zevenbergen Capital Investments LLC

$500 – $999Apex Facility ResourcesBentley Systems IncCarolle Speer Sales IncDavis Schueller IncExpedia Matching GiftsHMS Business Services IncLarry Benaroya Family

FoundationMacDonald-Miller

Facility SolutionsMacrae FoundationMerriman Wealth

Management LLCNyhus Communications LLCPhillips Real Estate

ServicesSchneider Family

FoundationSuperfloors ISI LLCT&A Supply Company

$250 – $499Beacon Development GroupBoeing CompanyChihuly StudioThe Chubb CorporationCommunity Psychiatric ClinicFarmers ElectricalI.L. Gross Structural

EngineersLakeside Industries

Matching Gifts ProgramThe Payne GroupPfizer Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramSchuchart CorporationUS Bank Foundation

INDIVIDUAL GIFTS

COMMUNITY BUILDERS: $100,000+Clyde & Janet Folley

VISIONARY: $25,000 – $50,000Dave & Kristin AckerEstate of Robin ApplefordStewart Landefeld &

Margaret BreenAngus & Cynthia

Cunningham+Ralph & Lisa EadsPaula Rosput Reynolds

& Steve Reynolds

CHAMPION: $10,000-$24,999David & Joanna BeitelBill & Kathy BinderDan & Cindy BrettlerGeorge Rolfe & Lois

Gamble DuncanJohn & Mary EadsGretchen HullSusan Shanbrom-Krabbe

& Moe KrabbeElise Holschuh & Brian

McAndrewsJeannie & Bruce NordstromBlake & Molly NordstromPeter & Julie RoseMatt Griffin &

Evelyne RoznerChris & Beth Schmaltz+Michael Hardt &

Kathi WeeksAnonymous (1)

ADVOCATE: $5,000 – $9,999Manuela & Terry CrowleyEllen FergusonKathy GerlichKyle Branum &

Kimberly HarrisChristopher Roberts &

Jennifer Heinz RobertsStan & Katie Humphries

Jeff KirbyCarol Bailey Medwell

& Steven MedwellPeggy & Hal NewsomDan & Amy NordstromCraig & Tara ParsonsPaul Tonnes &

David PostonSpencer RascoffVicki & Gary ReedJames Solimano & Karen

Marcotte SolimanoAnonymous (1)

ARCHITECT: $2,500 – $4,999Betty & Lyle ApplefordJill Zaremba & Jim ArnoldSam Baker JrMartin Attiq & Connie

BlumenthalPeter & Kelly BoalDonna & Steve BurnsteadDenise Kajanoff &

Gloria BurtonStuart CampbellRobin & David Chell+Ralph Eads SrRobert & Karen FeltonKenneth & Michele

FergusonJohn GarnettAnn HansonRebecca HughesTom Nelson & Jeff JonesJane Zalutsky &

Mark KantorRoland & Bernadette

KumasakaSanya LawlessRich Tong & Trang LeM.A. LeonardJason & Amy LimpMike & Midge LitkeDan & Julie LittleLaura & Greg LohmanLizanne & Mark MadgettDoug Mar & Patty LeeRuth McLuckieJane NelsonTeri & Michael Nist

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Charles & Eleanor PollnowMaria & Charles RoyerLynn Beck & Creed RussonPamela Hinckley &

Michael TeerRick & Allison TollerBonnie & Jim TowneChad & Tina Urso

McDanielChris Tompkins &

Mimi WinslowEd & Marcy YoshidaDiane Pietrowski

& Mark YoungJohn & Terri ZagulaAnonymous (1)

PLANNER: $1,000 – $2,499Mitch AcevedoJohn Akin & Mary StevensJudi Beck & Tom AlbergLeslie Christian &

Heather AndersenMary Jane & Gilbert

W. AndersonMarilyn Heiman &

Robert Anderson+Bob AndertonDavid & Leigh BangsMark & Heather BarbieriRobert BergmanLibby Hill & Tom BiehlJennifer BohnerBob & Jane Ann BradburyBrigid BrittonJeremy & Danae BurgerJohn & Carol BurnsDiane & James CastanesDavid Catechi &

Allison Brooks

Robert CookTom Douglas & Jackie CrossGary Tabasinke &

Katy CrouchCalvin & Lois CrowJohn & Carolyn

CunninghamJ. Thomas & Barbara

DavidsonTom Blumer & Poli DavilaMichele DeMarisJeri & Doug DonnellyDeirdre DoylePamela & Kenneth EakesBrian & Monika ElgertPatrick & Heidi EvattStacie & Jeff FeinsteinDorothy FidlerLeeChan Tan & Brian FinnKris Draper &

Stephan FjelstadRobert & Micki FlowersDon FosseenStan & Anne FriedlanderMitchell Karton &

Ann GardnerMichael M Fleming

& Drindy GierMercedes Fernandez

& Jeff GrantLois GriswoldPaul Purcell &

Barbara GuzzoMark Houtchens &

Pat HackettMarc Stiles & Matthew

HaggertyJ.J. Leary & Dottie HallPhelps Fisher & Ann

Fisher Hanson

Charlie Curtis & Jane Harvey

Lucy HelmDoug & Barb HeringtonJuliana HeyneScott Wasner & Moira HolleyElizabeth HubbardJudy Ralston & Mike

HumphriesJohn InhouseDean & Stacy JonesJohn JonesMolly KennyC. David Hopkins &

David KerseyTiffany Buerk &

Steve KippShari & Martin KooistraStephanie & Erik KristenLaura LarsonBill LevinGreg & Stacy LillSteven & Anne Lipner+Carin MackDon & Edith MarFowler MartinBarbara MartynKeith & Natalie Matthews+Shane McDanielJohn & Marcie McHaleRichard & Kathy MiyauchiKenneth MontagShan & Lee MullinEmily NeilsonEric & Julie NelsonBarb Nystrom+Paul & Jenily NystromEileen OkadaValerie Biden &

Casey OwensKathleen & Patrick Owens

Erin Page+Janet Sue PainterDean Kralios &

Scot PartlowDerek Stirewalt &

Elizabeth PhelanDon & Sue PhillipsMary E. Preslar &

Raleigh M. RoarkAnn Kumasaka &

David RobbinsSally Burkhart &

Hugh Rubin+Diane Collins Sabey

& John SabeyAnn & Wayne SandstromEthan SchwartzClaire Gomersall &

Cindy SenefeldLangdon & Anne Simons+Nancy & Warren SmithShawn SmithRay & Jennifer SneeringerHallie & Matt SpiesCynthia & Brien StaffordJane & Alexander StevensJennifer & Steve TamparoJennifer & Steven TaylorGrethen & Ted TaylorRussel Tousley & Sarah

Morford TousleyNancy Dorn & Carol VergaBetty WagnerDoug & Maggie WalkerJohn & Marilyn WarnerDeborah Wege+Richard & Catherine

Wilson+Louisa & Richard YarmouthDoug & Carli YipAlexis & Sue YoungAnonymous (6)

FRAMER: $500 – $999Dorothy & Willie AikensAndrew & Katy AkesterElizabeth Anderson

& Rich AllgaierMarcia & Robert AlmquistDean AltermanDavid AndersonSarah & Isaiah AndersonAnne AndersonSharon ArmstrongMarybeth AustinSally BachmanMichael Romine &

Kay BarksdaleTyler & Tabitha BartlettJean BellKristin BensonKirsten BentonRobert BestDeborah BiancoSusan BishopMark BlumenthalAndrea Sato Borgmann

& Russ BorgmannChristi & Bryan BristowMike & Cathy Bronsdon+Doug Brown

Lillian BryantVictoria BukerDavid & Deeann BurmanJulie BurnettRoberta Reaber & Leo ButzelChristine & Bill CampbellSusan Wells & Brian CannardJennifer Sargent &

Matthew CazierMargaret ChandlerJanine ChinBill ClappDouglas ClevelandJill Kurfirst & Peter ClickMatthew CurryChristopher & Stephanie

Daley-WatsonJill & Matt DeasyTimothy DickersonBarbara & Dan DingfieldTeresa DoKeith Dolliver+Martha DonworthLisa & Peter DuFourDavid EadsKarl EgeCami & Peter ElbowLaurie & Phil EricksonMarc & Heidi EvangerMark EvertsJens FischerSusan Boyd &

David FliegelMary FosterAlan & Mary FrazierIan Smith & Shannon FrisbeeMark FritzDonald & Ann FrothinghamHelen GambleBill GillespieCharles GrantHeather Tully &

Michael GreensteinAnthony & Jean

GreenwaldGlen & Joan GriswoldNancy HartunianMark HernbergElizabeth Herrick PollackNicole & Casey HollandLewis & Lisa HorowitzScott HowellMarlys Erickson &

Chris HurleyBarbara Hyde EvansRita InowayRebecca Laszlo &

Sara IntriligatorDouglas ItoPat Hogan & Jude JacksonLaurie Staley &

Lorne JacobsonMaurice JamesMary & Ray JohnstonChris JonesAdrienne Quinn &

Marianne JonesRick JonesJeannette KahlenbergJoan Caine & Andre KahrAbby Katzman

E.H. Ackley, Plymouth resident for 26 years

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Anne KellerPamela Knodell+Tracy & David KrauterQuentin King & Glen

KriekenbeckPhyllis LamphereThomas LemlyJane & Bill LewisSarah & David LewontinScott Surdyke &

Darwin LongfoxDevin & Lindsey LowNina MacGarvaJon MacLeodKristi MalliosLaurie Vandermay &

Michael MalloryMolly MartinezToni & Thomas McCloryMichael & Gail McCormickSteve and Christina

McCrackenDorothy & Craig McGeeKimberly McKittrickLaura Stusser-McNeil

& KC McNeilJeremy McWilliamsSarah MeyerMike MichauxGreg MillerPhyllis MinesMedora MoburgCharles MooreHarriett MortonMelinda Williams &

Mark Murray+Melissa MusserErin Daly & Chris NelsonRoger J. Bass &

Richard B. NelsonWilliam NormanOscar OliveiraChandra Lewnau

& Tom OliveriBrian Neville &

Phebe O’NeillMolly PengraBarbara Mitchell Briner

& Peter BrinerAlia & Kevin PetersonZach PieperWalter & Susan PietrowskiPaul Amato & Rebecca PihaBill PollardJane & Jay ReichMike ReillyGreg & Anne ReubJennifer ReyesSteven & Fredrica RiceRobert & Stephanie

RichlingDonald RohacekJim Giley & Elizabeth

RomneyJoshua & Katie Rosen

Jessica Gibson & Robert Rosen

Bill Zook & Nanette Rosenthal

Mark Dyce & Mitchell RyanPatti SavoyBrent & Susan SchlossteinDavid SchmaltzShannon SchneiderMichael & Carolyn SchutzlerKim & Jeff SeelyDavid Groff & Roslyn

SolomonMike & Kathy StanleyTom English & Penny

StansberryMolly & James StearnsKelley StemberGordon & Mary StephensonBarbara Isenhour

& John StraitDavid & Julie StrausGerald StrodeJohn SullivanSteve & Deni SutherlandKristine SweeneyTripp Hunter & Val ThomasAlison ThomasJudy TobinJananne TorellKate Joncas &

David TraylorJim & Jeanette VinsonChuck Weinstock &

Kim von HenkleSteve Walker & Laura

Hewitt WalkerKelly WallisBarbara WarrenBeverly Warren-LeighHelen Wattley-AmesDonna & Joseph WhitfordJoseph Whitney+Steven Ginsberg & Helen

Williams-GinsbergRetta J. & D. Myles

WinbiglerGina & Tom Wingard-

PhillipsSally & Richard WolfAnne McDuffie & Tim WoodDavid WuAnonymous (6)

GROUNDBREAKER: $250 – $499Amanda Vail & Jenna AbtsElizabeth Aguilar-ImslandWalter G. Zisette &

Andrea AkitaSandy Dial-Albright &

Brian Albright+Michael AliagaJean AllenbachAlison & Robin AmadonBob & Julie AndersonVirginia AndersonDick & Laurie Anderson

Mike ArcariPeter & Diana

Delimitros ArgeresLeslie AungstRhonda BabcockLaura BachmanRashmir BalasubramaniamAndy BarkerGail BarkerJoy BarkerMartha BarkmanAnthony & Jessica BastoneSteve & Stacey BeanMarcia BennisonBobbi & James BensonMarion & Donald BereiterSarah & Kevin BeshlianScott BevanBecky BicknellFraser & Deirdre BlackJeannine BlackBrian BlankinshipEric & Dana BlazevicMatt BlockDarle & Patricia BlumenthalPatricia BlumenthalMike Freal & Dana BollingerSenator Cory BookerJoseph BorelliAnita BrakerKathleen BrookerTom & Mary BruchRonald BruchSteven BrunetteJeff BuchanBilly & Libby BuckleyMatt BuenoFred BurnsideAlan ByarsDulcie Claassen &

Timothy CallahanKendall CammermeyerMaria CasalAnthony & Kathy CasoVirginia ChappelleLulu ChouColleen ChupikKelly ClarkJohn ClarkeRebecca & Chris Clements+Susan ColwellDavid CrawfordLisa & Bob CryderKeith DabbsPhuc DangJoey Nist & Monica DanielsKaran DannenbergNancy DarlingtonRichard DaviesMelissa De LoozeGrant & Kathy DeggingerChloe DehnerCathy DempseySusan DerrickMark & Susan DibbleElla Dillon

Rebecca Carr & Mark Donovan

David DoodyLaurel DoodyJulee DorcasTodd & Julie DunningtonSusan DurenCraig Vierling &

Jennifer DurrieDavid DwyerMarianne Painter &

Harry EdwardsWayne EinfeldTravis Fleck & Erin Eiseman

Doreen EngSonya Erickson &

Timothy SeifertJennifer & Steve ErnstMegan EspinozaBrenda EvansEmily EvensonLeona De Rocco &

Gary FallonSteve & Miriam FaloonRobert & Emily FazioRob Greenwood &

Betsy FetherstonBarbara & Tim Fielden+Libby Hanna &

Don FlemingDana FontesDorothy Forbes+Eleanor & David FordyceMary Ann FordyceJohn Ryan & Jody FosterDana FrankPat Franke

Steve GelinskeJanet GeorgeChris GeorgiopoulosJoe GiampietroTracie GilesRuss GlaserPeter GlickSteven & Fredda GoldfarbMarty & Suzanne GoodmanRobyn GradAlan & Kathleen GraingerKathryn GrantDeanna GregoryDonald & Janet Guthrie

Carole Antoncich & Robert Haberman

Allen HallKari Stover & Paul HansonDoug HappeLynne Graybeal &

Scott HarronMatt Hays+Leslie HaytonDr. Jill & Rodney HearneKatherine HeimbucherMike HelgrenChip HellarMelanie HenningerDavid & Melissa HenningsMark HerkertKent HigginbothamCatherine HillenbrandMelora & Henryk HillerLinda HoffmanBrian & Lee Anne HormanDaphne Adair &

Seth Howard

2014 ANNUAL FUND SUPPORTERS CONTINUED

John Rice, Plymouth resident for five years

FRAMER: $500 – $999 CONTINUED

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Lisa & Sam Howe VerhovekWendy HulettChristina Bollo &

Betsy HunterKristine IlgenfritzAmy JackDavid & Lucille JamesMark JenningsPete JohnsonCaryn JorgensenJ.P. & Keren KangJackie KangWistar KayKristen KenefickKathleen KennellySusan KeseMaureen KilloranMike Mariano & Grace KimHyeok KimGiyen KimLorna & James KneelandRobin KnepperW.H. KnightDaniel KoehlerDave KolkCourtney KosterLyn & Richard KrizanichCarr KruegerDeborah Kuykendall+Frances KwapilEdie LacklandPaul LambrosDeborah & Gary LandryDavid & Cindy LantryKelli LarsenGary Ireland &

Joanne LaTuchieRocke Koreis & Candy LeeMark Busto & Maureen LeeRobert LevensonTim LewisStacey LewisSusan MarJessica MarlittDon & Ruth MarshVictor & Stephanie

MartinezTim Ross & Deborah MatlickGillian MatthewsReverend Donald &

Lynnea MayerDave & Angela McCannKathleen Albrecht &

Pete McCormickMaggie & Jim McDonaldPaul & Anna McKeeRumi Takahashi &

Ross McKenzieNancy & Neil McReynoldsJulie MeyerNancy Sapiro & Lincoln MillerSherry Richardson &

James MontagueBob & Margaret MooreKate MooreSarah & Jeffrey MooreheadCarly Moorman

Trenton MortonRonald & Karen MurphyLinda & John MurtfeldtDellann Elliott &

Garrett MydlandSusan & Matthew NadlerBeth NagyJunior Nagaki &

Janice NakamuraLori NguyenBrandon NicholsonWalt NiehoffMike O’BrienRobyn Mah & Jim O’BrienCarol OdellSylvia OdomWayne & Tina OgimachiKatherine O’KelleyYvette O’Meally+Stanley & Priscilla OrrKimberly OrrRobert OverHolly & Steven OvermanJon & Ann PalmasonMichael ParhamSusan Peck & Walter ParsonsTejal PastakiaPatricia PattersonKelly PelzBeth Brunton & Dwight PelzAngelica PepkaDavid PerezLinda PetersonGreg & Peggy PetrieRick & Leanne PhilipovichPeter PhillipsPhil Sweetland &

Judy PickensWalt & Ann PietrowskiNancy PlenertPaula PodemskiJohn & Stephanie PolicarMark Forseth &

DeAnna PolingJamie Polito JohnstonPhilip PorterDominique PosyJane PowersLlewelyn PritchardE. W. ProctorTodd & Sarah ProdzinskiSherry & Bob ProwdaGretchen ReadeCherise ReeseTracy ReidBetty & Bill RennebohmClaire RenschlerBarbara RhoePaul Muldoon &

Karen RichterFred RiveraCatherine &

Thurston RoachStuart RobertsonJack & Charlotte RobinsBill Robinson

David Brown & Christina Rockrise

Kyle RolfeGrace RoopJoan RosenstockMiriam RoskinJohn RossmanBill Rumpf & Eve

Rumpf-SternbergCraig RussellJennifer RyanBob & Carol Sangster+Irene Basloe Saraf & Tal SarafStanley & Ingrid SavageJohn SavoLyamen SavyNems ScarimJan Laskey & Mark

Schletty+Deborah Easter &

Don SchlosserLinda Wilcox Sedgley

& Richard SedgleyJames SeferisShane SellersHerman & Donna SetijonoDavid SharpLisa Ann SharpeCoCo & Todd ShermanAnne Kiemle & Kael SherrardSusan ShulenbergerJohn SieglerDylan SimonKaren SimpsonKaren Sims

Kate & Mike SmithAndrea John Smith

& Darryl SmithGeorge & Kathleen SmithGeorge SmithJoanna & Scott SmithKarin Hirschfeld &

Chris SmithBryce & Shaharazad SmithCatherine SmithWorth & Liz SmithPeter SomersLisa StammScott StarrBirger SteenRob & Jennifer Stephenson+Jeffrey SterkenCarolyn & Clive StewartChris & Krista StipeDavid Lavitt & Susan StraussKevin StrelRodel Broas & Elizabeth

Sumption+Sam & Patty TaagenSharon Sakamoto &

Ron TakemuraJohn TarrantLou TempletonLeah Riley & Amanda

ThompkinsRob & Kathy ThompsonSteve & Jackie ThompsonRenee Freier &

David TiemannThomas TierneyAnne Tillery

Dennis & Danielle TilleyCheryl TonnesCarolyn & Gregory TowDan & Megan TracyGreg Traxler+John & Kathie TruaxAmy L. Kosterlitz & Todd TrueWendy & James TruittEugene Vaatveit+Sally VerrilliMichael Beneke &

William VesneskiPatricia & Edward WagnerNicholas WagnerRobert WahbeAlan & Debra WahlConnie WaksJudy & Bruce WalkerAnn Parker-Way

& Paul WayTodd Weeks Bill & Paula Weigand Jan Weldin Cynthia Whitaker Geoff White+ Bob Wicklein Larry Wilcynski Kathryn Williams James F. Williams Emily Wiltzius Jenny Yeh Chad Yoshinobu Chad Zinda Anonymous (5)

Tim, Plymouth resident for four years

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2014 ANNUAL FUND SUPPORTERS CONTINUED

GIFTS IN HONOR

In honor of Carole Antoncich

Sarah Glass

In honor of Merrily Chick Kit & Bill Phillips

In honor of Amy FitzGerald

Cynthia & Michael FitzGerald

In honor of Art Grey Tracy & David Krauter

In honor of Drew Higgins Linda Higgins

In honor of Peter Hornyack

John Hornyack

In honor of Margaret Haggerty & Paul Johnson

Marc Stiles & Matthew Haggerty

In honor of Aidan Low Devin & Lindsey Low

In honor of John McHale Peter & Diana

Delimitros ArgeresChristine & Bryan White

In honor of Sara Nelson Christine Coutsoubos

& Sean Bowles

In honor of Melissa Pinch (Beehner)

Jared Mayes

In honor of Adrienne Quinn

Medina Foundation

In honor of Gretchen Reade

Sandra Page Lilligren

In honor of Chris Schmaltz Mary Curtin

In honor of Marty Thompson

Brenda Hallquist

In honor of Kathie Truax Mark & Michael Mendelow

In honor of Whiteford/Wang Family

Chloe Whiteford

GIFTS IN MEMORY

In memory of Jess AguilarElizabeth Aguilar-Imsland

In memory of Joseph Burbridge

Nancy L. Brandrud

In memory of Shelley C Shari & Martin Kooistra

In memory of David Colwell

Susan B. Colwell

In memory of Stephen Doerrer

Geraldine ArmbrusterThomas & Linda AveryCorinne DoerrerMary DoerrerRaymond DoerrerTom & Pegi EtykornGeorge & Helen KleineMarie & William MansfieldMargaret ShanerKeith Ulrich

In memory of Dane Gorman

Sherry Napier

In memory of Rich Liranzo Rebecca Laszlo &

Sara Intriligator

In memory of Jean McKee Hickey

Carolyn & Gregory Tow

In memory of Charles Neace

Stella Caldwell

In memory of Hal WeeksMichael Hardt & Kathi Weeks

WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Cambia Health Solutions

City of Seattle Combined Charities

King County Employee Giving Program*

Liberty Mutual – Give with Liberty

Microsoft Workplace GivingNetwork for GoodOlson Kundig ArchitectsUnited Way of

Chester CountyUnited Way of King CountyWashington State

Combined Fund Drive*

* via the Housing Development Consortium of Seattle-King County

IN KIND GIFTS

Heartfelt thanks to each generous community member who donated an in-kind product or service to Plymouth in 2014. This list recognizes donors whose gifts were valued at $250 or more; those at or above $10,000 are indicated in bold.

3Sharp501 Commons5th Avenue TheatreA Platinum EventAlaska AirlinesAlexis HotelAndrew Will WineryAngela Welsh DesignAnthony’s RestaurantBenihanaThe Body ShopButch BlumButler Valet & TransportationCadence WineryCanlis GlassCascadelinkCausalityCharles GibsonChateau Ste. MichelleChihuly Garden & GlassChihuly StudioChris & Beth Schmaltz

Clark Nuber PSColumbia HospitalityCovington CellarsCreative IceCrowne Plaza HotelDaniel HeldDave TullisDavis Wright Tremaine LLPDeb RaneyDeLille CellarsDisneyland ResortsDouglas ItoFairmont Olympic HotelFCB SeattleFour Seasons Hotel SeattleGeorgia FleuryGlassybabyHolland America Line IncHorizon HouseHotel 1000Hotel AndraHyatt at Olive 8Inn at the MarketJames O. WilliamsJames Solimano & Karen

Marcotte SolimanoJane PiehlJanice ThorneJanuik WineryK & L GatesKaspars Special Events

& CateringKeyBank of WashingtonKING5 TVLa Isla CuisineLake Union PartnersLana Elder & Yoshua AveryLaura & Greg LohmanLaura BachmanLeah GarciaLeeChan Tan & Brian FinnLeonetti CellarLinda EguchiLish Food / Capitol

Hill KitchenLocal 360Long Shadows VintnersMajor League

Ultimate – Seattle Rainmakers

Maria & Charles RoyerMarlys Erickson &

Chris HurleyMaxwell Hotel

Mayflower Park HotelMicrosoft CorporationNancy Dorn & Carol VergaOwen Roe WineryPacific Northwest BalletPete’s Wine ShopPine Street Group LLCPuget Sound Business JournalPuget Sound WillsRainier Guest Services LLCRat City Rollergirls LLCRay WoodhouseRealogics Sotheby’s

International RealtyRenaissance Seattle HotelResidence Inn by MarriottRobert Leonard SalonSamsung CorporationSeattle Art MuseumSeattle Boudoir PhotographySeattle MagazineSeattle Mariners

Baseball ClubSeattle Metropolitan

MagazineSeattle Police FoundationSeattle Seahawks &

Sounders FCSeattle SymphonySeattle Theatre GroupSeattle-Tacoma Box CompanyShari & Martin KooistraSleep Number by

Select ComfortStephen & Josephine SpearTesla MotorsTranche CellarsURS CorporationVa Piano WineryVia LagoVisit SeattleW Hotel Los Angeles-

WestwoodWalgreensWelcome Home VacationsWestin Kierland Resort & SpaWestin SeattleWestin St. FrancisWoodland Park

Presbyterian ChurchWoodland Park ZooWorld VisionYvonne & Jeff LindbomZulu Nyala Game Lodge

ANNUAL REPORT CREDITSOur deepest thanks to the men and women who generously and courageously shared their stories and portraits for this report.

DESIGNCausality

PHOTOGRAPHYGuy and Joell by Bill West

Deb White by Elisabeth Vasquez Hein

Byron, John Rice, Tim, and Mr. Joseph Pete by Katelyn Folmar (also co-author of Byron’s profile)

Ashley, E.H. Ackley, Anna B., Kristina, and Elisabeth by Jorge Lausell

Dave by Brian Gaston

Building photography and renderings by Doug Plummer, SMR Architects, and William Wright

Seattle Dances! and Key to Hope Luncheon by Team Photogenic

PoP Some Tops by Phototainment

Additional review: Lynn Beck16 T H E P OW ER O F 14

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORPaul Lambros

LEADERSHIP TEAMCarole AntoncichMarlys EricksonAmy FitzGeraldBetsy HunterKelli LarsenAndrea OwnerAlia PetersonDiane PietrowskiGretchen Reade

ADMINISTRATIONKimberly BarkerPenny Gates-ChristiansonMary Jane Heimbucher

COMPLIANCEJennifer DefluriMichael DiazElliot HartChristopher MackMegan Murphy-KoreskiDanga NyambiSamantha Sauer

FINANCEKarla ArmstrongLisa DamTanya HurstDeborah RaneyKhanty SengpraseuthAlison ThomasParker Travis

HUMAN RESOURCESElizabeth Aguilar-Imsland

Brian Gaston

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYEric ChauAlan ErhartMichael JamesDillon Uhrich

PROPERTY MANAGEMENTNorman AdkinsMathew AfalavaRonald AlexanderMartin AlvarezMeghan AndersonDenise ArmstrongVeselin AtanasovTracey BattlesBenjamin BeehnerAster BerhaneMonique Bishop-KearseDonna BlandJohn BlanksAnna BoenishGerald BoothEmily BurnsJoshua BurtsRandy CainKimberly ChickLee ColbertJanice ConnellyTracy CramerJill CummingsJacquie DahlEngedawork DestaPatrick DurkinLyra Eisen-ProctorJohn EppsHenry EscobarMatthew ForsbergCasey FranksCraig FreringDani GarciaBrandon GetzYakita GibranoSteven GriffithNathan GriswoldValentin GuerraChong HanLinda HargroveKimberly HarrellShawn HarriganBrian HatfieldTheresa HohmanJoy HowardJoseph Hurst

Gabriel IngallsWalter JohnsonDoron JonesClint JonesJeane JordanTamiim KamaliSela KennedyJeremy KernJohn KernGeorge KimballMartin KingVictorio KingBinh LaiPhong LeSteven LeChan LeeHaley LeeTavia LeeMichael LewandowskiRodney LewisNorma LockeJoey MartinezStephen Matthews-BortGlynn McCarterMark McfarlanVeva McLemore-YoungTesfagiorgis MekonnenNicolas MinatreRonnie MitchellDavid MooneyDavid Moore Jr.Gregory MorrisBeverly MuhammadShah MurtazaTodd NapierTheodore NguyenLena OlsenBrenda PaizDK PanRonnie PaytonDennis PernellLuana PetersHiet PhamJames PogueCarl Rainey Jr.Katharine RevelloAshley RinehartPearl Roche

Jacquelyn RomePaul RosenthalRonald RoyKathryn RussellEric Santos HernandezMark SchickedanzAnthony ShawMichael SheldonBounma SibolibanClemon SmithRenee StamplerParker StormVincent TaylorMarcia ThompsonTrina ThompsonRobert TurnerAmanda VailDavid VossVictor WareClint WashingtonMariah WestonAlice WheelerGlen WilliamsDomunique WilsonMichelle Wise-BaileyErik YorgensenDavid YoungSterlyn Young

REAL ESTATEKim LokanTimothy ParhamAidan Poile

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTIsaac FuchsNurlan KashkaraevShari Kooistra (Editor)Maggie PolzinShoko ToyamaElisabeth Vasquez Hein

SOCIAL SERVICESIyatunde AkunyunKristin BensonAlan BerlinerJeffrey Buchan

Dana BucknerAndrew ByrumSpenser CanadaSharyl CostonOliver CraneGiselle CyrMaia DeMersKevin Duffy-GreavesKerriann EganAaron EmeryPatricia FisherMichelle FlowersSheila FriesDouglas GainesJacob GelbSarah GlassMichele Gomez GaminoJuawana GrantEmma GrochowskyKristina GrottsDavid HathawayJeanese HimeBJ HoustonLaura JonesNathan JuarezJonathan KilianJorge LausellRichard LiranzoMycie LubinMarilyn MitchellDanielle MontroseRochelle MooreKimberley MurerElizabeth RapuzziKevin RoachDavid RodriguezMeghan RowleyJohn SteinChristina StewartPeter Stewart Jr.Jason Tesoriero Valerie Turrentine Melissa VanConett

PLYMOUTH HOUSING GROUP STAFFThis list contains the names of people who filled a total of 176 staff positions between January 1, 2014 and December 31, 2014. Annual Report contributors are indicated in bold.

KRISTINA GROTTSPROGRAM MANAGER

ELISABETH VASQUEZ HEIN

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MANAGER

DAVE VOSSMAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II

THE ART IN THE BUILDINGS TEAM

2014 MISSION AWARD WINNERS Each year, Plymouth staff celebrate the mission focus of four individuals and one team. Here are 2014’s honorees.

ANNA BOENISHBUILDING MANAGER

Kimberly Barker, John Blanks, Janice Connelly, Douglas

Gaines, Elliot Hart, Phong Le, Danielle Montrose, Amanda Vail, Elisabeth Vasquez Hein, Glen Williams, Alice Wheeler

& Michelle Wise-Bailey.

2113 Third AvenueSeattle, WA 98121www.plymouthhousing.org206-374-9409

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

PAIDSeattle, WA

Permit No. 22

PLYMOUTH HOUSING GROUP BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Stewart Landefeld, President Perkins Coie

John McHale, Vice President Anderton Law Office—Washington Bike Law

Robert D. Cook, Treasurer Washington State Housing Finance Commission

Jessica Gibson, Secretary Amazon

TRUSTEES

Carol Bailey Medwell, Integrative Family Law

David Beitel, Zillow

Joan Caine, Sirius Advice

Diane Castanes, Phillips Real Estate Services

Gregg DeRitis, First Financial Northwest Bank

Mercedes Fernandez, Mercedes Fernandez Interior Design

Keith Matthews, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

James Mays, Tenant Representative

Barbara Nystrom, Coast Real Estate Services

Jon Okada, Veterans NW Construction

Craig Parsons, Seneca Group

Eleanor Moseley Pollnow, Actor/Community Volunteer

David Poston, Allen Institute for Brain Science

Chris Schmaltz, UnitedHealthcare

Searetha Simons, Tenant Representative

Edward Thomas, Deloitte Seattle

J. Anthony Whatley, Fit After Fifty

Mr. Joseph Pete, Plymouth resident for five years