Vision House Breakfast raises $137,000; announces plans to expand Jacob's Well

Mark Canlis was keynote speaker
at the Vision House Breakfast

On October 22, Vision House’s Building Hope Benefit Breakfast raised over $137,000 to help local homeless families.

Keynote speaker Mark Canlis, co-owner of Canlis Restaurant, imparted his passion to the audience regarding the importance of investing generously in his staff.

A Vision House resident also shared her experiences of pressing through homelessness to self-sufficiency.

To the surprise of all guests, the organization’s co-founder, Susan Cameron, revealed plans to build a new housing development for 8 – 10 units at Vision House’s Shoreline location, Jacob's Well. The goal is to have it completed by spring 2017.

About Vision House
Vision House is a Christian non-profit providing transitional housing, child care, and support services to homeless families and separately to men recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Headquartered in Renton, the agency owns and operates eight debt-free housing facilities in Renton, Burien, and Shoreline; two child care and before- and after-school care facilities in Shoreline and Renton.