Since 2019…
Average Number of Youth Served Annually:
742 individual LGBTQ+ youth
Where Youth Lived:
130 ZIP codes in Washington State
28 U.S. states: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawai’i, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington
Eleven Countries on Six Continents: Australia, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States
Washington State Service Locations Washington State: Auburn, Carnation, Covington, Federal Way, Kenmore, Maple Valley, North Bend, Seattle. Numerous other locations rotate annually.
Who We Served:
70% minors, ages 10-17
30% young adults, ages 18-22
282 youth were BIPOC
107 youth were homeless
54% self-identified as transgender or non-binary
Of 351 youth answering an income question, 59% were low or very-low income
7% left high school without graduating
Virtual Programming: 19 virtual online programs weekly using three software platforms
Where Funding Came From (cash and in-kind):
30% Individual donors
17% LGBT & Allied Community groups
16% King County
15% City of Seattle
11.5% Foundation and corporate grants
10% Employer match
0.5% Vehicle donations
Where Your Donations Went (cash and in-kind):
72% to programs & services
16% to administration
12% to fundraising, including capital campaign
Volunteers:
123 long-term skilled volunteers serve as diverse and affirming role models and informal mentors for LGBTQ+ youth. The volunteers are cited by many alumni as the highlight of their Lambert House experience. Volunteers contributed 15,480 hours in direct service with youth in one recent year. Their contributions of time and expertise also make Lambert House extremely cost-effective.
Goals:
Secure long-term program funding.
Complete the capital campaign for our facility renovation.
Online Reach Since May 2021
King County ZIP Codes Served (Pre-COVID-19)