Level Up Home
Level Up Home, also known as Level Up Recovery & Reentry, gives men 18 and older who are leaving incarceration or committed to recovery a home, mentors, and a way back to work. A Washington 501(c)(3) since 2018, founded by Katrina Eileen Romatowski and led by Executive Director Teri Devlin. Its first home is open, and it is looking for a second house to rent in Snohomish, Skagit, Pierce, or King County so it can open its doors to more men and women.
Teri Devlin
Executive Director
Known For
A recovery and reentry home for men in the Seattle area, with mentors, and a second house on the way.
Who They Serve
Men 18 and older exiting incarceration or committed to recovery, in the Seattle area, with plans to serve women as well once a second house opens.
How You Can Help
Mentor a man in the house, fill an open board seat (treasurer or secretary), write grants, lead a rental-property lead to Teri, donate coats, blankets, shoes, and welcome-basket items, or give at leveluphome.org. $500 covers a month of housing.
What Level Up Home needs this season
Mentors for the men in the house
60 ptsSomeone to talk to, and to help a man rebuild his life. Experience with recovery or reentry is a plus, not a requirement. Being a good human who wants to help is what matters most.
A second house to rent
60 ptsLevel Up is looking for a property owner open to renting to a recovery and reentry home, in Snohomish, Skagit, Pierce, or King County. One good lead could change lives.
A treasurer for the board
60 ptsAn open board seat for someone comfortable with a nonprofit's books.
A secretary for the board
60 ptsAn open board seat: minutes, records, and keeping the board on track.
Grant writers
40 ptsHelp the board's grant work land more funding for housing and mentorship.
Committee members
25 ptsA couple of committees are getting off the ground and need a few good people.
Coats, blankets, and shoes for winter
15 ptsGently used shoes, clothing, warm jackets, and blankets. It clears your closet and warms a man who has very little.
Welcome baskets
15 ptsHygiene products and daily necessities, about a month's worth, so a man can get on his feet the moment he walks in.
Gift cards and donations
25 ptsMoney stretches further than almost anything else. $500 covers a month of housing for one man.
For Nonprofits
Submit Your Event to the Vantage Community
Have an event where Vantage members can volunteer, attend, sponsor, or donate? Submit it and we'll review it for the calendar.
How To
How to Support Level Up Home
A step-by-step guide to supporting Level Up Home, one of the Puget Sound nonprofits curated by Vantage.
- 1
Learn their mission
Level Up Home, also known as Level Up Recovery & Reentry, gives men 18 and older who are leaving incarceration or committed to recovery a home, mentors, and a way back to work. A Washington 501(c)(3) since 2018, founded by Katrina Eileen Romatowski and led by Executive Director Teri Devlin. Its first home is open, and it is looking for a second house to rent in Snohomish, Skagit, Pierce, or King County so it can open its doors to more men and women.
- 2
Identify how you can help
Mentor a man in the house, fill an open board seat (treasurer or secretary), write grants, lead a rental-property lead to Teri, donate coats, blankets, shoes, and welcome-basket items, or give at leveluphome.org. $500 covers a month of housing.
- 3
Visit their website
Go to https://leveluphome.org to see current campaigns, donation options, and volunteer opportunities.
- 4
Make your contribution
Donate, sign up to volunteer, or share Level Up Home's work with people in your network who care about Nonprofit.
Frequently Asked
Questions about Level Up Home
What does Level Up Home do?+
Level Up Home, also called Level Up Recovery & Reentry, gives men 18 and older who are leaving incarceration or committed to recovery a place to live, mentors, and a way back to work. Its line is "Dignity, opportunity, and community create momentum from surviving to thriving."
Is Level Up Home a registered nonprofit?+
Yes. Level Up Seattle, operating as Level Up Home, is a Washington nonprofit corporation and a 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible.
How do I apply to live at Level Up Home?+
Apply through the application on leveluphome.org. Level Up responds within 48 hours. If you are in crisis, call 2-1-1, free and confidential, 24 hours a day.
What does a donation pay for?+
$500 covers one month of housing for one man. The Mentorship Circle is $1,200, and Full Support is $5,000. Gift cards, winter clothing, and welcome-basket items help just as much.
Is Level Up Home expanding?+
Yes. Its first home is open, and it is searching for another house to rent in Snohomish, Skagit, Pierce, or King County, to open its doors to more men and women. The longer plan is to expand into other states after a steady, proven run in Washington.
Who leads Level Up Home?+
Teri Devlin is Executive Director. The board includes founder Katrina Eileen Romatowski, President Heidi Ihde, Vice President Joey Brassy-Apodaca, Robert Britten, Ronnie Jackson Jr., and Rachael Barclay, with Carrie Bixel as legal advisor.
What does Level Up Home do?+
Level Up Home, also known as Level Up Recovery & Reentry, gives men 18 and older who are leaving incarceration or committed to recovery a home, mentors, and a way back to work. A Washington 501(c)(3) since 2018, founded by Katrina Eileen Romatowski and led by Executive Director Teri Devlin. Its first home is open, and it is looking for a second house to rent in Snohomish, Skagit, Pierce, or King County so it can open its doors to more men and women.
Who does Level Up Home serve?+
Men 18 and older exiting incarceration or committed to recovery, in the Seattle area, with plans to serve women as well once a second house opens.
How can I support Level Up Home?+
Mentor a man in the house, fill an open board seat (treasurer or secretary), write grants, lead a rental-property lead to Teri, donate coats, blankets, shoes, and welcome-basket items, or give at leveluphome.org. $500 covers a month of housing.
Where is Level Up Home located?+
Level Up Home serves the Puget Sound area in Seattle, Washington.
Who leads Level Up Home?+
Level Up Home is led by Teri Devlin.
Same kind of place
More nonprofit in Seattle
Curated by Vantage
This listing is part of the Vantage Puget Sound Directory: businesses, nonprofits, and venues worth knowing.
Browse the full directory →