Registration for the National Funder Summit on Youth Housing Stability has reached capacity. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email Carey Cabrera for additional details.

Join Funders Together for Housing Justice and the Raikes Foundation in Seattle for the National Funder Summit on Youth Housing Stability, August 4–6, 2026. This national convening will bring together philanthropic colleagues from across the country committed to housing justice for children, youth, and young adults. We will align on strategies to prevent and end youth homelessness, strengthen relationships across the field, and shape a proactive agenda for youth housing stability.

This Summit is an opportunity for funders to come together to defend hard-won gains, learn from emerging prevention strategies, and recommit to ensuring every young person has the safe, stable housing they need to thrive.

Registration & Logistics

Registration for the National Funder Summit on Youth Housing Stability has reached capacity. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email Carey Cabrera for additional details.

Registration Fees

• Full Members: $200
• Non-Members: $600

Additional Details

• The venue in Downtown Seattle will be shared upon registration. 
• Attendees are responsible for securing their own accommodations. There is no room block, but many have selected the nearby Sheraton. 
• Breakfast and lunch will be provided on Wednesday, August 5.
• The deadline for cancellation refunds has passed. 

Schedule  

Please make your travel plans to arrive in time for our 6pm networking reception on Tuesday, August 4. Plan your departure to leave no earlier than Thursday afternoon, August 6.  

• Tuesday, August 4: Welcome Party & Networking Reception
  • The reception will include a programming component, so please don't skip it! 
• Wednesday, August 5: full day of learning (see details in the agenda below) 
• Thursday, August 6: The Story of Washington State: visit with local providers and advocates to learn from Washington's progress on reducing youth homelessness 
  

Why Seattle?  

Washington State continues to model what’s possible for the rest of the country: their tangible success in reducing youth homelessness results from a robust ecosystem of nonprofit and public partners and unparalleled leadership and collaboration from philanthropy. Funders Together has partnered with the Raikes Foundation to co-host this event in Seattle not just because of their leadership within the Funders Network for Youth Success but because Seattle is home to such powerful allies in philanthropy, including Campion Advocacy Fund, Schultz Family Foundation, and more.  

Learn more about Washington’s progress in Funders Together’s 2024 webinar, Washington State Reduced Youth Homelessness 40% and You Can, Too.  

Thank you to our sponsors for their generous support!