Partners & Funding

Partner Organizations

 

Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment : Seattle reLeaf

The Urban Forest Management Plan’s goal is to reach 30% canopy cover in 30 years, requiring the planting of 650,000 new trees. ReLeaf seeks to inspire and inform the public, preserve, maintain and plant trees, and restore our forested parklands.

 

Seattle Tilth: Learn. Grow. Eat

Seattle Tilth inspires and educates people to garden organically, conserve natural resources, and support local food systems in order to cultivate a healthy urban environment and community.

Seattle Tree Fruit Society

STFS brings together amateur growers who share an interest in growing fruit and nut trees, berries, kiwis, grapes, and other fruit. They offer information on adapted varieties, up-to-the-minute growing techniques, and share experiences growing fruit.

 

 

Friends of Piper’s Orchard

Friends of Piper’s Orchard is a group of neighbors, near and far, who love the Piper’s Orchard in Carkeek Park in Seattle, Washington.  We work together with the help of Seattle Parks and the Carkeek Park Advisory Committee to support the orchard.

 

Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation

Seattle Parks Department is committed to projects that provide the greatest possible public benefit to help enhance Seattle’s parks, open spaces and facilities.

 

Friends of Bradner Gardens

 

Rotary First Harvest

Rotary First Harvest, a program of Rotary District 5030, has collected and distributed nearly 160 million pounds of produce by acting as a conduit between farmers and programs that serve the hungry.


Funding Provided by

 

The Seattle Foundation: Neighbor to Neighbor Fund 

The Neighbor to Neighbor Fund (N2N) makes technical assistance and small grants available to organizations located in Kent, South Seattle and White Center neighborhoods. The purpose of the fund is to build stronger communities in those neighborhoods.

 

Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

Bringing government closer to residents of Seattle by engaging them in civic participation; empowering them to make positive contributions to their communities; and by involving Seattle’s underrepresented residents, including communities of color and immigrants, in civic discourse, processes, and opportunities.

 

Washington State Dept of Natural Resources

in cooperation with the US Forest Service

In partnership with citizens and governments, the Washington State DNR provides innovative leadership and expertise to ensure environmental protection, public safety, perpetual funding for schools and communities, and a rich quality of life.

 

The Horizons Foundation 

 

Seattle Department of Information and Technology

Seattle DoIT is responsible for providing technology services and policy planning for Seattle’s citizens and City of Seattle departments and employees.

 

 

United Way

United Way envisions a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability and healthy lives.

PopCap Games

Creators of easy-to-learn, irresistible games that everyone can enjoy — including award-winning hits like Bejeweled®, Zuma®, Peggle® and Plants vs. Zombies.

 

Puget Sound Energy: PSE Cares

Over the past five years, PSE has donated more than $3 million to King County’s charitable organizations — through their corporate giving program and the Puget Sound Energy Foundation.

 


Additional Supporters

The following have generously supported City Fruit with services and assistance:

Allegra Printing & Imaging
Beecher’s Handmade Cheese
brooke/wanless gardens
City People’s Garden Store
Marcee Clark, Seattle Community College Culinary Institute
Deluxe Foods LLC
Dish It Up!
Green Darner Garden Design
Greenwood True Value Hardware
Jackson Place Cohousing
Jodi Hrbek
Horizon Distributors Inc.
Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream
Orca School Environmental Learning Center
Phinney Neighborhood Association
Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church
Pineleaf Productions, Kat Marriner
Raintree Nursery, Sam Benowitz
Santoro’s Books
Susan Goodwin Jewelry
Sustainable Seattle
Swansons Nursery
The Pantry at Delancey
Tabitha Borchardt, Graphic Design
Todd Vogel and Karen Hust, owners of the Nord Building

 


Volunteers

While there are too many to name, we couldn’t do what we do without them. Thank you!

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