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Grand Opening On Saturday, Nov. 14!!! October 5, 2009 The Neighborhood House High Point Center will celebrate its Grand Opening on Saturday, November 14 from 1-4 p.m. Read more... Solar Panel Challenge Launched June 21, 2009 The Challenge is to raise $100,000 for a second phase of solar panels that will make the High Point Neighborhood Center one of the few energy-neutral buildings in the state. Read more... Grillin' With Dillon! July 27, 2009 Matt Dillon, award winng chef-owner of The Corson Building, is throwing a special party for the Solar Panel Challenge. Tickets are only $25. Read more... Solar Panels Being Installed  July 20, 2009 An array of 256 solar panels is being installed on the roof of the High Point Neighborhood Center, making it the largest array in the entire state of Washington. Read more... TAKE A TOUR and Watch the Center Come Alive May 21, 2009 Tours of the High Point Neighborhood Center's construction site are available by contacting Alex Wang at (206) 461-8430 x257. Read more... West Seattle's Going Solar! May 28, 2009 A 40 foot tall banner highlighting the center's solar panel array will be visible from the West Seattle Bridge. Read more... Want to See the New Center? December 3, 2008 Click here to view computer animation of a 360-degree fly-by. Read more... Green Building Features in High Point Save Residents Money April 21, 2009 A recent study finds that residents in "green" homes do in fact spend less on water, electricity and natural gas bills. Read more... Reel Grrls and Neighborhood House in 1 Million Households January 23, 2009 Comcast has announced that an advertisement will be on their customer bill envelope to hit homes between Jan. 17 and Feb. 16. Read more... Center Featured in Sustainable Industries Magazine December 3, 2008 The article highlights the High Point Neighborhood Center’s solar panel array, which will be the largest of any building in the state of Washington. Read more... The High Point Neighborhood Center - where it all comes together. Community. Technology. Environment. This state-of-the-art neighborhood center will be designed to meet the diverse needs of the High Point neighborhood - a vibrant mixed-income community in West Seattle. Within its walls, preschoolers will learn and play together in Neighborhood House's Head Start program, adults will receive on-site job training and access to case workers, and teenagers will gather with their peers after school. The center will double as an environmental learning center - a LEED gold-certified building where visitors can learn how reducing our own consumption of energy and natural resources can improve the quality of life for all. The building integrates seamlessly with the surrounding High Point neighborhood, which is dedicated to sustainable and green development. We need your support to make this dream a reality. To learn more, please take a few moments to explore our campaign Web site. Here you can browse through our campaign brochure, view construction plans, and learn just what it means to "go green." Capital Campaign gifts to honor ex-High Point residents Senator Kauffman and Councilmember Gossett  West Seattle's High Point community is full of memories for state Senator Claudia Kauffman and King County coucilmember Larry Gossett. They both shared tales of their childhoods growing up in High Point with the guests of the August 16 Neighborhood House Groundbreaking Event.Because of their shared High Point history and their continued commitment to support low-income individuals and families, Neighborhood House is especially honored to offer a special room naming opportunity as part of the Heart of High Point Capital Campaign. Neighborhood House invites you to make a gift to name the Claudia Kauffman and Larry Gossett Youth Achievement Room. This office, located in the central entry way, will play a key role in serving and guiding the future generations of young people who will call High Point home. This room will be a symbolic, lasting tribute to past, present and future residents of High Point. Make your capital campaign gift today to help reach the $30,000 goal by donating to our campaign. We thank the donors who have made contributions in honor of Senator Kauffman and Councilmember Gossett. With their support we have raised $13,025 toward our goal! Update: A video segment on the High Point Neighborhood Center groundbreaking recently aired on the Seattle Channel. To view the segment, click here. Watch Van Jones, keynote speaker at 7th Annual Breakfast Celebration! In May, Neighborhood House was honored to have Van Jones, president and founder of Green For All, as our guest during the 7th Annual Breakfast Celebration. During a 25-minute keynote address, Van outlined how green technologies can promote social justice in low-income communities, and described how the High Point Neighborhood Center fits into that vision. To watch Van's speech, click the "play" button below: |
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