In 2017, a Washington couple began building homeless shelters that assembled in under an hour; after reportedly sheltering more than 30,000 people, their company is shutting down

After nine impactful years, Pallet, known for its rapid construction of emergency shelters, has shut its doors. With over six thousand beds provided to thirty thousand individuals, Pallet’s mission was to deliver quick and durable housing solutions. However, sustainability concerns arising from shifting market needs and funding challenges led to its closure, marking the end of an important chapter in addressing homelessness.
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