Orting Veterans Village

Orting Veterans Village The Orting Veterans Village is Quixote Communities' second tiny home village. VISION: A community safely housed. A path to stability. A better quality of life.

New Horizon Communities (formerly Quixote Communities) is a 501c3 nonprofit that opened the Orting Veterans Village for 35 homeless veteran heroes living in Pierce County in May 2021. Quixote Communities is a 501c3 nonprofit that believes everyone deserves to have a safe and affordable place to live. MISSION: We provide permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness. We create a

nd manage tiny home villages that foster community, encourage personal growth, and promote access to the care and services residents need. The Orting Veterans Village is home to 35 homeless veterans. We are on the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) Soldiers Home Campus in Orting, Washington. We are honored to partner with the WDVA as well as the Puget Sound Veterans Hope Center (PSVHC) to provide safe and affordable housing to those who have served our country. We have full-time support staff that work one-on-one with residents to help them transition into housing and have access to services. We have 35 permanent tiny homes and a 2,500 square foot community center. Our community center has a large double kitchen, laundry facilities, dining area, living room, bathrooms, and TV/multipurpose room. We also have staff offices in the community center to provide extra support for residents. Each tiny home is fully furnished with a .75 bathroom and electricity and heating. We provide permanent supportive housing, which is an evidence based model to effectively house people experiencing chronic homelessness. Once someone is housed with us, they are no longer homeless. They sign a lease, pay a small portion of their income on rent, and are part of a built in community of support. We are always looking for volunteers and partners. Please contact us at [email protected] if you'd like to get involved! We need folks to help bake cakes for birthday parties, prepare a homecooked meal, teach enrichment classes, provide financial literacy, yoga classes, etc. The Orting Veterans Village resides on the lands of the Puyallup and Coast Salish Peoples, whose ancestors lived here since time immemorial. We express deep gratitude for the local tribes who have supported our efforts to grow Quixote Communities to what it is today.

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World Humanitarian Day is a global celebration of people helping people. It is intended to raise public awareness of humanitarian assistance worldwide and the people who risk their lives in order to provide it.

Check out our latest happenings at our Orting Veterans Village. Food, Fun, & Puppy Love!
08/12/2026

Check out our latest happenings at our Orting Veterans Village. Food, Fun, & Puppy Love!

This Indigenous Peoples Day is Honouring Indigenous Midwives.
08/09/2026

This Indigenous Peoples Day is Honouring Indigenous Midwives.

Site on the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Here you will find information and related links.

Your voice matters!
07/21/2026

Your voice matters!

Join an upcoming Washington Housing Alliance community forum to share your needs and priorities for affordable housing. We use your feedback to set policy priorities for the next several years.

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Join us as we explore 250 years of American creativity from across the nation.

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We had a blast at our first co****le competition! Thanks everyone for coming out and participating! Can't wait until next year.

These reductions in unsheltered homelessness occurred across geographies but major cities are making the most progress r...
06/24/2026

These reductions in unsheltered homelessness occurred across geographies but major cities are making the most progress reducing homelessness. Places like Los Angeles County reduced unsheltered homelessness by 9.5% by focusing on expanding permanent housing and voluntary services for people living in encampments. While nationwide progress is promising, more resources are urgently needed to accelerate progress across all community types.

Progress is Being Made on Unsheltered Homelessness in Some States and CitiesWhile the response system does not have the ...
06/22/2026

Progress is Being Made on Unsheltered Homelessness in Some States and Cities
While the response system does not have the capacity to serve everyone in need, it is responding to the unsheltered crisis that began to emerge in 2016, when a trend of declines in unsheltered homelessness was replaced with a trend of steady increases. These increases accelerated after the Covid-19 pandemic when housing prices soared and more people faced financial challenges.

Since that time, the response system has been connecting unsheltered people with support. In 2025, America experienced a decrease in the size of this population—the last time that happened was a decade ago. The share of unhoused people living outside, in their car or in another location that is not intended for humans to live declined in 25 states. However, states and communities need drastically more resources to respond to the greater demand for services and to end homelessness permanently.

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19607 162nd Avenue E
Orting, WA
98360

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+13608720079

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