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Community Roots Housing Chief Executive Officer Capital Hill, Seattle, WA $225,000 - $265,000   The Organization   Imagine a Seattle where every resident can afford a safe, quality affordable home in a high-opportunity area close to jobs, transit, arts and culture, and more. Since 1976, Community Roots Housing has been turning this vision into reality, creating affordable housing that does more than provide shelter - it supports thriving communities.   Deeply committed to community-driven solutions, Community Roots has cultivated robust partnerships with local organizations, artists, and businesses to address housing and other critical needs in the Seattle metro area. As a Public Development Authority and Community Development Corporation, Community Roots owns and manages nearly 50 apartment buildings housing over 2,200 residents, working closely with service providers and community members to create affordable homes, preserve...

Board Member Job Description An active level of commitment is required. The Board is responsible for excellence in governing Launch, and Board members have a fiduciary duty to ensure that the agency is well-managed and remains financially sound. The Board inspires the organization through the  establishment of strategies and broad policies reflecting Launch’s long-term values and goals. Board members are expected to read information and prepare prior to attending meetings. They govern with a respect for roles, policy-making principles, and dedication to the  ongoing development of the Launch Board itself. They are passionate advocates for Launch and work to advance our mission. Board  members serve a two-year term but are eligible to serve for additional terms. Board Responsibilities Board members are expected to: • Demonstrate strong commitment to the work of Launch. • Attend and participate in Board meetings, Board retreats, and other Board development activities as appropriate....

Executive Director Seattle, WA Salary: $130,000-$150,000   About New Horizons   Our mission is to end homelessness, one young person at a time. And since 1978, New Horizons and our community have chosen to see unhoused young adults as some of our community's most cherished assets—full of beauty, worth, and dignity. When a group of people from area churches and the downtown community noticed how many unmet needs a growing population of unhoused young people were facing, they teamed up to create a drop-in center for homeless youth and founded New Horizons.   New Horizons is uniquely positioned and skilled at ensuring that youth homelessness is rare, brief, and a one-time occurrence. New Horizons helped 177 young people secure stable housing in 2024 and served over 500 young people (ages 13-25). Over its long history, from Downtown to Capitol Hill to Belltown, New Horizons has operated its drop-in center as a central access point for any...