Seal Sitters would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their support! If you’d like to support Seal Sitters, please click here.
Elizabeth Dunn, teacher, and the Schmitz Park Copper Foxes Roundtable Philanthropy Committee. Children at the elementary school collected pennies in a drive to donate funds to charitable causes. A roundtable committee was selected to interview various charities and make subsequent awards. We are thrilled to say that the children selected Seal Sitters for a sizable grant award to help out the seal pups and other marine mammals of Puget Sound. The funds will defray our hotline phone costs for the next few months - each time someone calls the hotline, the kids can know they helped our wildlife. Seal Sitters was honored in a school assembly and given our award. Thanks to these amazing young philanthropists!
Joe Neiford, Emily Fuller, Dewey Potter of Seattle Parks and Recreation and Garry Owens of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods for their support of Seal Sitters' signage project, the result of an in-kind grant award from the City of Seattle, Department of Neighborhoods. Shown here is one of the sign designs with the Parks' employee team who installed it on Alki Beach. To read more about this educational outreach project, click here.
Tracy Record and the West Seattle Blog for their ongoing support and excellent coverage of Seal Sitters' work. The Blog extends our educational outreach to a broader public and for that we give many, many thanks.
Dan Campau (shown at left) and the West Seattle division of Seattle Parks and Recreation. Dan and his fellow staff members have been invaluable, both by providing barriers to protect the pups and in reinforcing the authority to do so.
Kristin Wilkinson of NOAA and Dyanna Lambourn of WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife for their expertise and their commitment to wildlife conservation.
Uko Gorter for our fantastic new logo. The design emphasizes the work we do, protecting seals and sea lions on our shores. Uko is president of the American Cetacean Society - Puget Sound Chapter and a leading scientific and natural history illustrator, specializing in marine mammal illustration.
Mad Mimi Email Marketing for their generosity in helping us get out professional email-based newsletters and promotions to our current and potential volunteers. Their customer service is amazing and product highly recommended!
Merrill Gardens/Admiral Heights for hosting our fundraiser at their beautiful facility. Thank you, Nicole and staff!
Bakery Nouveau, Liberty Bell Printing, NW Art and Frame, Alki Mail and Dispatch, and Coastal for their generous support of our fundraiser.
NW Art and Frame (4733 California Ave SW, 206-937-5507), West Seattle's premiere store for framing, art supplies and gifts. Thank you, Debbie (and the great staff) for the generous donation of a presentation easel for our trainings!
Curious Kidstuff, fabulous fun and educational toys for children, in West Seattle (4740 California Ave SW) for their generous donation of white seal plush toys for fundraising purposes. Thank you, Ann!
Georgia Blu Children’s Boutique in West Seattle (4707 California Ave SW) for their generous donation of seal and sea lion plush toys for fundraising purposes. Thank you, Krista!
Thanks to all the kids (and their teachers) for submitting such amazing art to our children's gallery. See the artwork here.
Elizabeth Dunn, teacher, and the Schmitz Park Copper Foxes Roundtable Philanthropy Committee. Children at the elementary school collected pennies in a drive to donate funds to charitable causes. A roundtable committee was selected to interview various charities and make subsequent awards. We are thrilled to say that the children selected Seal Sitters for a sizable grant award to help out the seal pups and other marine mammals of Puget Sound. The funds will defray our hotline phone costs for the next few months - each time someone calls the hotline, the kids can know they helped our wildlife. Seal Sitters was honored in a school assembly and given our award. Thanks to these amazing young philanthropists!
Tracy Record and the West Seattle Blog for their ongoing support and excellent coverage of Seal Sitters' work. The Blog extends our educational outreach to a broader public and for that we give many, many thanks.
Kristin Wilkinson of NOAA and Dyanna Lambourn of WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife for their expertise and their commitment to wildlife conservation.
Uko Gorter for our fantastic new logo. The design emphasizes the work we do, protecting seals and sea lions on our shores. Uko is president of the American Cetacean Society - Puget Sound Chapter and a leading scientific and natural history illustrator, specializing in marine mammal illustration.
Mad Mimi Email Marketing for their generosity in helping us get out professional email-based newsletters and promotions to our current and potential volunteers. Their customer service is amazing and product highly recommended!
Merrill Gardens/Admiral Heights for hosting our fundraiser at their beautiful facility. Thank you, Nicole and staff!
Bakery Nouveau, Liberty Bell Printing, NW Art and Frame, Alki Mail and Dispatch, and Coastal for their generous support of our fundraiser.
NW Art and Frame (4733 California Ave SW, 206-937-5507), West Seattle's premiere store for framing, art supplies and gifts. Thank you, Debbie (and the great staff) for the generous donation of a presentation easel for our trainings!
Curious Kidstuff, fabulous fun and educational toys for children, in West Seattle (4740 California Ave SW) for their generous donation of white seal plush toys for fundraising purposes. Thank you, Ann!
Georgia Blu Children’s Boutique in West Seattle (4707 California Ave SW) for their generous donation of seal and sea lion plush toys for fundraising purposes. Thank you, Krista!
Thanks to all the kids (and their teachers) for submitting such amazing art to our children's gallery. See the artwork here.
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