Alleviating homelessness, hunger, addiction and poverty for men, women and families in Everett, Washington and across Snohomish County through Christ-centered community development with a focus on shelter and collaboration. Everyone is welcomed without discrimination and treated with dignity and respect.
We believe poverty is about broken relationships; therefore, transformation is based in relationships. Everyone has experienced broken relationships, with God, Self and Others. Together we can mend and restore, helping one another become what we’re designed for.
“People Change Here” includes and involves everyone: Clients & Partners. Relational Poverty Alleviation is about mutual transformation.
Join us! Get involved, be the change.
We make transformation possible, without discrimination, via safety, support, stability and life transformation coaching. Alleviating poverty and homelessness require long-term relational engagement that moves away from provider/receiver dynamics, towards mutual transformation.
Stephanie and her family had run out of money, support, and hope—until a phone call changed everything. Arriving just before Thanksgiving they found more than safety—they found community, compassion, and a new start. From Christmas morning gifts to supportive caseworkers who saw their worth, The Champions found healing, faith, and a future they never thought possible.
Collaborating with the community to alleviate homelessness, poverty and addiction. Transformation requires relationships. Together, we see lives transformed and filled with hope.
Urgent and temporary provision of emergency aid to reduce immediate suffering.
Restoring people and their communities to the positive elements of their pre-crisis conditions.
The process of ongoing change that moves both the ‘helpers’ and the ‘helped’ closer to being in right relationship with God.
Collaboration requires connection and cooperation with our community: churches, fellow social service organizations, municipalities, businesses and individuals. Together we transform our community.
Collaborating with the community to alleviate homelessness, poverty and addiction. Transformation requires relationships. Together, we see lives transformed and filled with hope.
Urgent and temporary provision of emergency aid to reduce immediate suffering.
Restoring people and their communities to the positive elements of their pre-crisis conditions.
The process of ongoing change that moves both the ‘helpers’ and the ‘helped’ closer to being in right relationship with God.
Collaboration requires connection and cooperation with our community: churches, fellow social service organizations, municipalities, businesses and individuals. Together we transform our community.
Our commitment is to meet our clients where they are by providing access to life-changing programs and a safe environment for transformation.
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Meet egm · September Events
People change here, and this September you can see it for yourself. Meet our team, hear how egm engages the community to alleviate poverty, and ask us anything.
Learn More About egm ×Innovation, in real time: a StepUp Bed — the shelter bed we designed by listening to our neighbors — will be on-site at our community stops. And at the Evergreen State Fair, come by to meet the egm team.
Evergreen State Fair · Monroe
Advance gate: $15 adult · $10 senior & youth · 5 & under free
Northshore Christian Church
Free to attend
Bickford Ford
Swan's Trail Farms · Harvest Festival
Admission: $16.95 (ages 2–64) · $8.48 senior 65+
Can't make it in person? Meet the bed that says you are safe, you are seen, and you are worth the effort. Discover the StepUp Beds
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We’re grateful to receive donations of food, clothing, and toiletries alongside financial support. Every item below helps us serve up to 300 people each night across snohomish county.
Click here to view the list of items needed most.
It’s easy to do good when you use our Amazon wishlists to help us get our most current needs. You select what you want to purchase from our list, pay for it through amazon and ship it right to our door.
Help us be ready for the men, women, and children at the Mission and in the community who come here every day for desperately needed help.
We are grateful to receive donations of food, clothing, and toiletries alongside financial support.
