Woodland Park Zoo

WOODLAND PARK ZOO

5500 Phinney Avenue N. Seattle, WA 98103

Phone: 206-548-2500

Fax: 206-548-1536

www.zoo.org

zooinfo@zoo.org

facebook.com/WoodlandParkZooSeattle/

@woodlandparkzoo

PRESIDENT AND CEO

Alejandro Grajal, Ph.D.

MISSION STATEMENT

Woodland Park Zoo saves wildlife and inspires everyone to make conservation a priority in their lives.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR

Matt Rosauer

VICE CHAIR

Sandy Stelling

TREASURER

Jill Walker

SECRETARY

Irwin Goverman

BOARD MEMBERS

Linda Allen

Kristi Branch

Anders Brown

Warren Brown

Jim Burgett Stacey Campbell Lisa Graumlich

Barbara Gordon

Angela Griffin Rosemarie Havranek

Marlon Herrera

Bill Hilf

Matt Hill

Holly Hirai Jeff Leppo Katie Matison

Shelley McKinley Larry Phillips Robert Plotnick

Bart Ricketts

Kyle Rolfe Kevin Schofield

Diane Shrewsbury Bryan Slinker Laurie Stewart

Ethan Stowell

Stephanie True Pallavi Wahi

Joseph Woods Evan Wyman

EX-OFFICIO

Jesús Aguirre Jeanne Kohl-Welles

Alejandro Grajal

BRIEF HISTORY WOODLAND PARK ZOO

Founded in 1899, Woodland Park Zoo has sparked delight, discovery and unforgettable memories for generations of people of all ages. People who experience the wonders of the natural world are inspired to protect it. That’s why every year we lead more than 1.3 million people on a journey that fosters a lifelong love of animals, makes science come alive and gives people the tools to take conservation action.

UPCOMING EVENTS

JUNGLE PARTY GIVING DAY

July 9, 2021 Woodland Park Zoo, North Meadow Jungle Party is Woodland Park Zoo’s signature, annual fundraiser that brings together more than 1,000 of the Puget Sound Region’s civic and philanthropic leaders. Enjoy exclusive tours of animal habitats, a colorful reception with hors d’oeuvres and cocktails from local culinary leaders, a summer-inspired coursed dinner, unique auction items, raffle and wine toss opportunities, and more! Jungle Party raises more than $1.7 million each year to support excellence in animal care, wildlife conservation, science education programs and accessibility for all. September 2021

All for Animals Giving Day is Woodland Park Zoo’s 24-hour online giving event! In its third year, this important day allows the zoo to connect with the community to raise funds and highlight the zoo’s core operations and critical programs. You choose what campaign your gift supports and gifts of all sizes make a difference for the animals in our care and around the world! Giving Day gifts also help sustain our zoo as a green oasis and point of pride for all in our region to enjoy.

For more information about upcoming events: Steven Freygang, Steven.Freygang@Zoo.org, 206-548-2420

Woodland Park Zoo’s ambitious vision for a sustainable future is helping save species in the Pacific Northwest and around the world.

In our Strategic Plan, we commit to the highest standards of animal care with new levels of engagement and transparency, providing extraordinary experiences for people to connect with wildlife, and fostering a social movement for conservation. The zoo is dedicated to ensuring that our extraordinary experiences are equitable, accessible, and affordable to all members of our community by reducing economic, cultural, and geographic barriers. Our pioneering empathy research is also helping Woodland Park Zoo understand how to spark a deeper sense of compassion and engagement that leads people of all abilities and interests to embrace a conservation ethic and action at the zoo and around the world.

CORPORATE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Woodland Park Zoo is building a global

movement for conservation. Through our alignment with more than 300 corporate partners, we create relationships to advance your mission and ours through team building or companywide volunteering. As public health guidelines allow, corporate volunteering can include working with our horticultural team, creating animal enrichment activities with animal management staff, or lending your skill-based expertise to drive the zoo’s strategic projects.

DONATIONS

Gifts and sponsorships support mission-based programs that help save animals and their

habitats. These contributions also help fund access and education programs for underserved youth and communities, world class animal care, innovative sustainability programs, and more! As a donor, organizations gain visibility to community members and receive a multitude of attractive, customized benefits to reach your desired outcomes and highlight our shared values.

SPONSORSHIPS

From Jungle Party, special exhibits and unique events for donor and member audiences, to ZooTunes and Wild Lanterns, Woodland Park Zoo offers countless opportunities for alignment with our cherished brand and

high visibility. Our expert staff are eager to tailor sponsorship and cause marketing opportunities that meet corporate goals while supporting our brand pillars of community, sustainability and hope for a bright future for animals and people, alike.

OUTCOMES

• Increase equitable opportunities for extraordinary experiences through free and reduced price tickets, family memberships and no cost virtual learning content for families experiencing economic, cultural, ability or public health barriers to accessing the zoo. • Lead in world-class animal and veterinary care, including science-based nutrition and husbandry plans. • Expand empathy through up-close and virtual Ambassador Animal encounters for school kids. • Protect 2.2 million acres of endangered species habitats locally and globally though wildlife conservation partnerships. • Advance award-winning and inclusive adult volunteer program that earned top honors in our field in 2020.

YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE

909 Fourth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104

206-382-5010 | Fax: 206-382–7283

www.seattleymca.org

give@seattleymca.org

facebook.com/YMCAofGreaterSeattle

@YMCAgreaterSEA

PRESIDENT & CEO

Loria B. Yeadon

MISSION STATEMENT

Building a community where all people, especially the young, are encouraged to develop their fullest potential in spirit, mind and body.

GOALS

The YMCA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit social services organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.

2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR Frank X. Shaw (2023) - Microsoft Corp. Vice CHAIR Alison Prince (2021) - Nordstrom TREASURER Aaron Perrine (2023) - Trilogy Search Partners SECRETARY Matt Stover (2022) - Ernst & Young LLP

Brent Beardall (2021) - WaFD Bank

Doug Boyden (2023) - Retired, Mercer Consulting Tim Brown (2021) - Wells Fargo Lori Coppenrath (2023) - DLR Group Diane Dewbrey (2023) – Independent Susan Feeney (2023) – GMMB

Sarah Gavin (2023) - Expedia Group Tony Gonchar (2021) - Delta Air Lines

Greg Gorder (2023) - Gaard Development Tom Hull (2023) – Independent Richard Jones (2022) - U.S. District Court, Western District of WA Dr. Robin Martin (2022) - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Stephen Newton (2023) - Amazon.com

Michael Orbino (2022) - Compass Washington Katie O’Sullivan (2021) - Perkins Coie LLP

Dan Peyovich (2022) - Howard S. Wright Cam Ragen (2023) – Baird Bryan Scott (2023) – Boeing Brian Screnar (2022) - Independent Trevor Stuart (2023) - Independent John F. Vynne (2022) - Thunderbird Mining Systems Madrienne White (2022) - Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

BRIEF HISTORY YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE

The Y is Seattle’s founding nonprofit organization, offering health, hope, and opportunity.

Throughout our history, we have grown and expanded our programs to meet the changing needs of our communities, and in this moment our mission is calling us forward. We understand racism as a health epidemic, and by ending racism in our organization and our communities, we are improving health, life expectancy, mental health and social connections for all people.

EQUITY LEADS

The Y actively promotes a culture free from bias and injustice.

We are dedicated to removing institutional and systemic barriers that result in oppression and racism. We will be accountable to marginalized communities for creating equitable and sustainable environments where social justice is woven into every facet of our programs, and by caring for our communities in a culturally versatile and respectful manner.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES

DONATIONS

Help Heal Our Community from the Effects of Covid-19. Just like every crisis before, we come together in the name of our humanity, and just like it’s been for the last 144 years, the Y is here for good. Join us in healing our neighborhoods as we direct our community funding to critical and essential services urgently needed to support the response and recovery of our region. Donate today to help provide scholarships for child care, increase our hunger initiatives for vulnerable children and families and provide resources for those experiencing homelessness and economic disruption. Together, we can be here for those who need us the most. For ways to support visit www.seattleymca.org/give

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Giving your time to volunteer at the Y is a rewarding and fun way to support neighbors, strengthen community, and connect with other amazing people. There are many ways to contribute, no matter the interests or schedules. Opportunities are available for individuals and families or work and personal groups. Volunteer today to give others a brighter, more hopeful tomorrow. Please e-mail volunteerhelp@seattleymca.org for more information

SPONSORSHIPS

We know that when we work together, we move individuals, families and communities forward. The Y responds to society’s most pressing needs by developing innovative, community-based solutions to help those in need to reach their full potential. There are multiple ways to be involved at the Association, branch and program levels through the year. For sponsorship opportunities please contact give@seattleymca.org

IMPACT

At the Y you’re part of a community. We share a commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, giving back, and supporting our neighbors. Your investment will not just bring about a meaningful change in yourself, but also in those around you.