Jubilee Women’s Center, which provides community housing and support services for single homeless and low-income women, has taken its place among the local nonprofit stars as part of the STars on Broadway project, a joint effort of Sound Transit and the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce.

Now in its fifth and final year, the STars on Broadway project “celebrates nonprofits on Capitol Hill that make life brighter for everyone,” according to Sound Transit. Each featured nonprofit is recognized with a 4×4 foot star designed by a local artist and hung on the red construction wall surrounding the future sight of Sound Transit’s Capitol Hill light rail station at the corner of East John and Broadway. A lighting ceremony December 5 marked the debut of the 2014 honorees, along with all of the previous years’ recipients. The stars will remain lit throughout the winter.

Here are the 2014 nonprofit STars on Broadway and their artists:
Jubilee Women’s Center
Rebuilding lives, one extraordinary woman at a time
Artist: Keely Dolan

Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
Promulgating universal joy and expiation of stigmatic guilt
Artist: Clyde Peterson

Artist Trust
Supporting WA State artists creating in all disciplines
Artist: Evan Blackwell

Hugo House
A place for writers – to read words, hear words and make your own words better
Artist: Vis-a-Vis Society

Seattle Area Support Groups
Promoting well-being through peer support
Artist: Ken Turner

Learn more about Jubilee Women’s Center at jwcenter.org or the Sound Transit Capitol Hill wall project at STartwallproject.blogspot.com.