The campaign supported the construction of the Marc Healing Center, Phase II of Compass Health’s Broadway Campus Redevelopment

Compass Health Marc Healing Center Front Door

The front door of the Marc Healing Center.

Compass Health Marc Healing Center Building

Compass Health Marc Healing Center Building

EVERETT, Wash., Aug. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — When Compass Health set out to build a state-of-the-art facility to meet Northwest Washington’s growing need for intensive behavioral health services, it knew the project would require broad community support – and the community rose to the occasion.

Today Compass Health proudly announced the successful completion of its first-ever capital campaign: It’s Time: The Campaign for Compass Health. The campaign has raised nearly $12 million to fund the construction of the Marc Healing Center, the second phase of Compass Health’s Broadway Campus Redevelopment in Everett’s core.

“This project has represented many firsts for our organization, and the capital campaign is no different,” said Tom Sebastian, CEO of Compass Health. “It’s a considerable undertaking to build this kind of facility, and an even bigger one to ask the community to help fund it. The overwhelming support we’ve received speaks not only to the generosity of our neighbors, but also the impact of the Marc Healing Center, and what it represents to so many.”

What began as a bold vision seven years ago has now become a reality, thanks to the support of many individual donors, corporate partners, and philanthropic organizations who recognize the vital role the facility will play in advancing the health and well-being of the entire region. Organization leaders noted they are still accepting final gifts from dedicated community members, and would be happy to add more names to the project’s donor wall.

During its multi-year run, the campaign received several significant gifts, including $3 million from the Sunderland Foundation, $2 million in Community Project Funding championed by U.S. Representative Rick Larsen, $1 million from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, $1 million from The Norcliffe Foundation, $800,000 from Coastal Community Bank, and $700,000 from Premera Blue Cross, in addition to over 100 private donations.

Compass Health privately launched the campaign during the initial design phase of the Marc Healing Center. By 2022, the campaign went public, inviting the wider community to be a part of the solution to addressing the region’s increasing mental health needs. Throughout, community members noted that the project’s solutions-oriented approach to persistent regional challenges resonated with them.