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The Metro Ticketbook Program was established in 1993 to provide subsidized bus tickets for low-income and homeless people who need transportation assistance to services, jobs and child care. Each year, the City of Seattle receives approximately $500,000 from the program. The City, in turn, distributes the ticket funds to nonprofit, community-based organizations after conducting a competitive application process each fall. Organizations purchase tickets at a reduced rate (20 percent of actual cost) and then distribute the tickets to clients.

2008 Participating Agencies and Programs

• Arc of King County
• Archdiocesan Housing Authority
• Asian Counseling & Referral Service
• Atlantic Street Center
• Ballard Ecumenical Ministry, 206-783-3402
• Bread of Life Mission
• CASA Latina
• Cascade People’s Center
• Catholic Community Services of King County
• Center for Career Alternatives
• Central House, 206-522-5412
• Chief Seattle Club, 206-292-6214
• Church Council of Greater Seattle
• Compass Center
• Consejo
• Country Doctor Free Teen Clinic
• Downtown Emergency Service Center
• El Centro de la Raza
• Evergreen Treatment Services
• Family & Adult Services Center
• Family Services
• Family Support Worker Program – Seattle Public Schools
• FamilyWorks
• FareStart
• First Place
• Gethsemane Employment & Community Services, 206-682-3620
• Harborview Medical Center - Pioneer Square Clinic
• International District Housing Alliance
• Jewish Family Service
• Jubilee Women’s Center
• Lambert House
• Mary’s Place
• Millionair Club
• Muslim Housing Services, 206-723-1712
• New Beginnings
• New Horizons Ministries
• North Helpline
• North Seattle Family Center – Children’s Home of Washington, 206 364-7930
• Operation Nightwatch, 206-323-4359
• Operational Emergency Center
• Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets
• Pike Market Senior Center/Downtown Food Bank
• Plymouth Housing Group
• People of Color Against AIDS Network
• Providence Hospitality House, 206-322-2107
• Queen Anne Helpline
• R.O.A.R of Washington
• Recovery Cafe
, 206-374-8731
• Refugee Resettlement Office – Diocese of Olympia
• Salvation Army
• Sand Point Family Housing Association, 206-517-5499
• Seattle Conservation Corps
• Seattle First Presbyterian Church Shelter Ministry
• Seattle Jobs Initiative
• Seattle Mennonite Church
• Seattle Municipal Court
• Seattle Urban Academy
• Seattle Housing and Resource Effort, 206-448-7889
• St. John the Evangelist conference of St. Vincent de Paul Society
• Teen Parent Home/Goodwill Development Association, 206-323-7409
• Union Gospel Mission
• University Churches Emergency Fund
• University of Washington Parent-Child Assistance Program
• University Street Ministry
• Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle
• VA Puget Sound Health Care System
• Virginia Miller House
• YMCA of Greater Seattle
• Youth & Outreach Services, 206-723-9104

Information

To access bus tickets, please contact the agencies listed above.

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