The Homeless Plymouth Population

One of MIPC’s mission partners, Plymouth Housing, just send this information about the homeless Plymouth population in Seattle.

• The majority of residents become homeless due to a perfect storm of persona, medical and economic issues.

• In 2011 nearly 1,000 adults lived in 12 Plymouth owned and operated buildings in downtown Seattle.

• The majority of Plymouth residents struggle with one or more disabilities such as mental illness, chronic medical conditions, chemical dependency, HIV/AIDS, developmental disabilities, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

• It costs approximately $13,000 a year to provide a home to one Plymouth resident.

• There are 918 people on Plymouth’s waiting list.

Sign Up for TEAM MIPC-Seattle AIDS Walk

Join us in our 6th year of participating and supporting the Seattle AIDS Walk.

Team captains: Benji & Marnie Holen  206-236-8135 

Event: September 22, 9 AM at Volunteer Park in Seattle

TEAM GOAL: 200 WAlKERS + RAISE $10,000

Register at www.seattleaidswalk.org | Join: TeamMIPC

Abundance Sunday Helps Refugees from World Relief

MIPC's Abundance Sunday clothing donations in 2011 have resulted in $3,370 of Goodwill vouchers for World Relief clients to use to purchase clothing and other basic needs at Goodwill. Thanks to all who have brought clothing on the first day of each month.

And prayers, too for Cal Uomoto, Executive Director of World Relief, and his family as Cal enters hospice care as no further medical treatment is available to reverse the course of his illness.

Helping Teens Living on the Streets

Today MIPC Missions sent a check for $1,000 to Youthcare to help buy school supplies for teens living on the street. Thank you MIPC for supporting mission so that we can help those who are in need.

Well Done!

Standing Walls-Cliff, Roger, Tom

Jeff Thiel Enjoys Rosa's Cooking!