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FOOD Drive is live • Drop spots in HUB + Suzzallo • Details on ‘What We’re Up To’
Who are we?
Who are we?
Huskies for Housing (H4H) is an interdisciplinary group that aims to increase awareness of homelessness as a public health crisis and activate the UW community to address homelessness by fostering community and advocating for housing justice. Throughout our endeavors, we prioritize community building, empowerment, and amplifying the voices of those with lived experiences of homelessness. From hosting workshops and organizing events to partnering with local organizations, we strive to create spaces where students and community members can come together to learn, engage, and take action. Whether you're passionate about social justice or eager to make a difference, we welcome all students who share our commitment to creating positive change in our community.
Continue Past Programming
Continue Past Programming
Food & clothing drives
UW Food pantry support
Collab events with other RSOs
Collaboration with other mutual aid groups
Lobby Local Government
Lobby Local Government
Support policies/resources that address homelessness
Raise Awareness of local policies up for debate
Bring attention to elections and candidates
Advocate UW administration to host TC3 again next year.
Continue working with partners to collect food donations
Last year, UW hosted Tent City 3 (TC3), a permitted, clean and sober tent encampment providing a safe place to live for residents experiencing homelessness. TC3 stayed in a UW parking lot from December 2024 to March 2025
What we are up to right now!
Tabling outside the DM for the UW food pantry
Ongoing clothing donation bins
Ongoing food donation bins
Sharing information about local politics
Organizing donation events
How we have supported TC3
Food & clothing donation drives
Local business engagement through restaurant donations)
Volunteering to open a building as a Warming Center
Clothing Swaps/donation events
Lived Experience Art Gallery showcasing residents’ art
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