Have you signed yet? Deadline to return your petition is one week from today on June 25.

5 more days to sign! We need your petitions back by June 25. Drop them at our office or get them in the mail ASAP.

Charter Amendment 29 is not an unfunded mandate. Support our tangible, measurable plan to end homelessness in Seattle. Sign the petition at bit.ly/3wBfQoX

Of course more permanent, affordable and supportive housing is needed, but we need to help our unsheltered neighbors NOW! Three days left to sign the petition for Charter Amendment 29 by Friday, June 25.

Sign our petition and return it by tomorrow, June 25! You can mail it to Compassion Seattle P.O. Box 21961, Seattle, Wash. 98111 or drop it at our office located at 616 Olive Way.

The response to our initiative to end Seattle’s homelessness crisis has been overwhelming, and we will continue to accept petitions through June 30 while we process our petitions to submit to the City Clerk. Download the petition here to sign: compassionseattle.org/sign-the-petit…

Readers of the The Seattle Times wrote in to share their support for Charter Amendment 29. Why are you signing?

Seattle, thank you for the support! Today is the last day to sign the petition for Charter Amendment 29. Stop by our office in downtown Seattle (616 Olive Way) to drop it off or to sign. You can also sign with one of our signature collectors throughout the city.

We are pleased to announce we've submitted 64,155 petition signatures to qualify Charter Amendment 29 for the November 2021 ballot! Thank you for your support and ensuring we met this pivotal milestone. Stay tuned for updates in the coming weeks. compassionseattle.org/news

NPI poll shows 61% of voters would vote YES on Charter Amendment 29. bit.ly/2VdqbJK

With completion of signature validation by the King County Department of Elections, we are one step closer to voters adopting Charter Amendment 29 in November.

Thank you, Seattle. Monday is the day that the City Council votes to place Charter Amendment 29 on the ballot. apnews.com/article/busine…

Today, Seattle City Council voted to place Charter Amendment 29 on the November ballot! Thank you to everyone who supports this initiative. We can end this crisis, together. Stay tuned for updates and visit bit.ly/3wBfQoX for more information.

What's happening today is not working. We can do better.

The 2020 Point-in-Time Count found 73% of King County’s chronically homeless population have a serious psychiatric/emotional condition, compared to 4% of the total county population.

This is yet another example of what implementation of Charter Amendment 29 will look like. When people experiencing homelessness are offered housing, shelter and comprehensive services that are tailored to their needs, they will accept it. bit.ly/2VUw3rF

We need your help right now. Visit our website to get involved, donate and learn more. compassionseattle.org

Displacing the unhoused is not a solution nor an objective.

Today's ruling means the only way the public can change the city’s current approach to homelessness is to change who is in charge at city hall. Read our full statement at compassionseattle.org

Today, we took a stand for the people of Seattle and appealed Judge Shaffer's ruling. Visit our website to read our full statement. seattletimes.com/opinion/editor…