A WA 501(c)(3) Charity
Skoolie Foundation Land project
LOOKING TO AQUIRE LAND ACROSS THE state and beyond
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
"Empowering Communities, Preserving Futures: Skoolie Foundation is on a mission to acquire land across the U.S. with a passion for community welfare. Our vision encompasses fighting hunger, providing shelter through our Tiny Home Project, and supporting outdoor therapy for mental health. Together, we aim to unify our community, preserve the land, and create a resilient foundation for a brighter, healthier future for all."
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
The land will be used to create a save place for traveler to park vehicles along with temporary camping giving our community a safe space everywhere we can
Native amarican Cultural spaces
CREATING TEMPORARY SAFE PARKING AND CAMPING LOCATIONS
The Skoolie Foundation is committed to creating Native American cultural spaces within our parks, offering a place for traditional practices, ceremonies, and community gatherings. These spaces honor Indigenous heritage and promote cultural preservation and education, fostering respect and inclusivity for Native American, veterans and their families.
Veteran parks
Environmental Stewardship
Creating veteran safe parks and places. We look to develop these areas into our Veteran project as these areas grow.
Environmental Stewardship
Environmental Stewardship
Environmental Stewardship
We're committed to protecting our planet for future generations. From clean energy initiatives to sustainable agriculture, we're working to create a healthier, more sustainable world.
Future Projects - Coming soon
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROJECT
Our Residential Housing Program is the second step in the Skoolie Foundation’s Mobile Shelter pathway. This initiative provides a transitional living opportunity for individuals who have successfully completed our six-month Mobile Shelter Program.
Through this project, we rent or purchase homes where rooms are transformed into shared dorm-style or barracks-style housing. Guests live here for six months as they reacclimate to residential living, learning the responsibilities and rhythms of maintaining a stable home environment.
All of our programs are designed to move our guests from a negative situation to a positive future. The Residential Housing Program is a vital step toward stability—it bridges the gap between temporary shelter and permanent housing.
At the completion of this six-month program, we continue to walk alongside our guests by assisting them in securing long-term, sustainable housing as they graduate into full independence.
SKOOLIE SHOPPING CART PROJECT
The Skoolie Shopping Cart Project aims to partner with local retail stores to retrieve, clean, and return shopping carts found in homeless camps and other areas. By pressure washing and sanitizing the carts before returning them, this project helps clean up the community while providing employment opportunities and fostering stronger neighborhood connections.
SKOOLIE VETERANS PROJECT
At the Skoolie Veterans project, our mission is to honor the service and sacrifice of our nation's veterans by providing them with tailored residential housing solutions and fostering a supportive community environment where they can thrive with dignity and independence. Through personalized care plans, innovative housing initiatives, and collaborative community development efforts, we aim to empower veterans to lead fulfilling lives and create a lasting sense of pride and camaraderie among those who have served our country.
LAND PRESERVATION PROJECT
The Skoolie Foundation's Land Preservation Project aims to secure land through ownership or leasing to support our mobile shelter programs and provide a sanctuary for holistic therapy. This project is designed to offer a safe and peaceful environment where individuals can unplug, recenter, and engage in various healing practices. As well has house our mobile shelters for temporary housing sites.