Northwest Parks Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) public charity.   Our mission is Facilitating Healthy Lives Through Active Recreation Parks.  We work to support the parks, pools, trails, playfields, and other active recreation facilities in the region that help contribute to active, healthy lifestyles. We provide a wide variety of services, including:
•    Assisting with Planned Giving for Parks
•    Capital Campaign Planning
•    Park Inventories
•    General Park Endowments
•    Setting Up Maintenance and Operations Endowments
•    Corporate Giving Policies for Parks
•    Research



Contact Info:
Northwest Parks Foundation
425 284-0420 phone
425 284-3437 fax
P.O. Box 605
Woodinville, WA 98072-0605
info@nwparks.org

Office Hours:  8:30 - 4:30 M-F

Best chance to catch us in the office:  9:00 - 3:00 M-F

Now you can find us on Facebook!

                                             
                  Thank You to our supporting partners:
                                              

                                 

          The Woodinville Weekly

132nd Square Park Project

We've teamed up with the Totem Lake Neighborhood Association

to help install a swing set structure adjacent to the playground at

132nd Square Park.  Donations are still being accepted to

fund this project.  Please click here for more information.

Accolades

Northwest Parks Foundation has been named as the

2009 recipient of the Boeing/Mariners Care Athletic Field Grant

for the Woodinville Fields Project!

Woodinville's own Mariner, Matt Tuiasosopo, joins Seattle Mariners President Chuck Armstrong, Boeing Company representatives and NWParks representatives on the field for the pre-game ceremonies on October 2, 2009.

Click here to read the full grant announcement press release.

Parks Safety Net Program

Testimonials

Martha W. ~ Mercer Island memorial bench:

"The bench is in, the plaque is on and it has been very well received.  School kids climb all over it, bikers and walkers use it to rest and it has been all that we hoped."

Daryl Faber, Director, City of Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation:

"The City of Auburn is fortunate to have Parks Safety Net in place with Northwest Parks Foundation to facilitate the support of parks, trails, playfields, events, and programs that help contribute to active, healthy lifestyles in Auburn.  Since 2005, the City has used the PSN to help build a Veterans Memorial building, construct a spray park, fund computers for the Auburn Senior Activity Center, bring a Vietnam Veterans Traveling Wall Memorial to the City of Auburn, and raise funds for a barrier-free playground."

Click here to learn more about the PSN Program and how you can help make a difference in your community.