10/05/2026
It took nearly three years to acquire, permit and install our workforce sleeping cabins - and these last few months have felt like a whirlwind!
But today, all of the cabins are occupied, security is onsite seven days a week, and our Community Care Crew Members finally feel like they are home.
Yes, Compass Commons is transitional housing - a place to live while working toward permanent housing. But for people who have spent years living on the street, having a safe place to sleep, a door they can lock, and a place where their belongings are secure means so much more.
Here’s what some of our Crew Members have told us:
“Being off the street makes all the difference.”
“I can finally relax and get some sleep.”
“It’s easier to show up to life knowing my personal items are safe - and so am I.”
Those simple things - sleeping safely, having your belongings protected, knowing where you’ll be tonight - create the stability people need to focus on work, health, relationships and what comes next.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make Compass Commons possible. From the people who believed in the vision from the beginning, to those who donated, volunteered, navigated permits, built cabins, opened doors and simply kept saying yes.
It truly takes a village. And our village showed up.
