Giving + Community Outreach
Partners in Caring
Partners in Caring is the philanthropic effort at Horizon House that helps residents and staff by providing funding today for our important programs while ensuring the strength of our programming tomorrow.
Partners in Caring Endowment
Our Mission: Purposeful Living in a Diverse Community
Earnings from the Partners in Caring Endowment, a stable and permanent fund whose principal is invested in perpetuity, fund Horizon House philanthropy programs.
Programs
Ways to Give

Donate Online
You can donate instantly with a credit card using our secure online form.

Donate by Check
Checks should be made payable to Horizon House. Mail your gift to:
Horizon House Philanthropy Office
900 University Street
Seattle, WA 98101
Planned and Major Gifts
These contributions are the lifeblood of our endowment—the long-term, permanent fund in which the principal is invested in perpetuity. Such gifts require planning, both regarding the benefit to Horizon House and the financial implications for you and your family. Possibilities include:
- Bequests — Include Horizon House in your Will with a Bequest. A “codicil” is a simple way to modify an existing Will.
- IRA Beneficiary Designation — Name Horizon House as a beneficiary on your IRA Account or another investment account. This is often one of the
simplest way to make a planned gift, as it requires no Will revisions.
To learn more about planned giving options, please contact Charlene Hutchinson at 206-382-3280 or by email at charleneh@horizonhouse.org.
Serving the Broader Seattle Community
We aspire to be the leaders in creative aging, that’s why Horizon House is passionately involved in the greater Seattle retirement and continuing care community. We support organizations whose programs and services align with our mission of dignified aging.
We support variousSeattle organizations through grants, sponsorships, and memberships for their commitment to enhancing the lives of older adults. Our community support recipients for the year 2023 include
- First Hill Improvement Association (FHIA)
- Freeway Park Association
- Horizon House Shelter Family Sewing Group,
- GenPride
- Mother Africa
- Pike Market Senior Center
- United Indians of All Tribes
Along with financial support, it’s common to see Horizon House residents and staff volunteer their time for integral causes such as winter blanket drives and food and clothing for the homeless.
We also welcome many nonprofit groups into our community, including the Parkinson’s Support Group, the League of Women Voters, the Northwest Center for Creative Aging, and Virginia Mason Hospital.
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