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As a nonprofit we are donor supported. Our homeless community needs your support to find their way home. Thank you for partnering with us!

KRM is an IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. WSCR #27830

Spring 2021 Update

April 01, 2021 | Latest Updates, The Way Home

Latest Updates

KRM in the News

We have big news and a big prayer request!

As we have moved into Phase 3, the County Parks and Recreation Department is looking forward to using the Pavilion again as the event center it was designed to be.

That means the shelter needs a new home.

The Kitsap County Department of Human Services has found and purchased property in Port Orchard that could provide us with the opportunity to move directly from the Pavilion to a new site while maintaining the same capacity and level of service.

We would still be able to operate a 24 hour continuous stay shelter as we have at the Pavilion.

However, we still need to get through the permitting process and we could use your prayers as we speak to neighbors and the Port Orchard community seeking their support.

We will post updates here- so stay tuned!

Thank you so much for your continued support through this challenging year! You have helped transform this challenge into a true blessing for our guests.

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