Individual Giving
Unrestricted gifts to the Foundation's
Annual Fund are applied to the greatest need or special
projects. Restricted Gifts support particular programs
such as Arboretum maintenance, seasonal gardening, Foundation wish
lists or youth education. For more information, email the Foundation
office or call 206-325-4510. To make a donation, click here.
The Arboretum Foundation's
major gifts club, the Arbor Circle, recognizes
donors who make annual leadership gifts of $1,000 or more to the
Annual Fund. Arbor Circle members receive all benefits of Arboretum
Foundation membership in addition to special recognition in the
Foundation's Annual Report, an invitation to the annual Arbor Circle
dinner, and two annual passes to the Japanese Garden.
Commemorative
Giving options include memorial gifts of any amount,
honorary or memorial benches, and memorial trees. Read more about commemorative
giving.
Planned Giving options include bequests, matching gifts, and payroll deductions. Read more about planned giving.
Membership
Arboretum Foundation members
have supported Washington Park Arboretum since 1935. Today, members
enjoy visiting this ever-changing Northwest treasure and receive
many membership benefits. Click
here for more membership information.
Corporate and Foundation
Giving
Ongoing or one-time sponsorship and underwriting opportunities are available to corporations and foundations. Support is needed to help fund a number of annual programs and events.
The Arboretum's highly-regarded Saplings youth education program welcomes more than 6,000 K-8 students each year from throughout the Puget Sound region for 90-minute educational tours. Corporate and foundation giving opportunities include underwriting general program expenses, educational materials and student transportation.
For more information
on corporate and foundation giving opportunities, contact the
Foundation office.
Pacific Connections
The Pacific Connections Campaign is renewing a key part of Washington Park Arboretum and bringing a remarkable collection of gardens and plant life for enjoyment and study.
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