Since 2001 private donations and grants have enabled Seattle Parks Foundation and community partners to complete 24 park projects, including three brand new parks, nine improvement projects, and three restorations of historic park features. The Parks Foundation currently has several projects in the works, including our bench and tree programs, the Cheslahud Lake Union Loop, and Lake Union Park, a 12-acre waterfront park in the center of Seattle.
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Neighborhood Parks Seattle Parks Foundation began by improving local parks and green spaces that people around the city use daily. From school play areas to urban natural areas, we strive to provide safe and enjoyable parks within walking distance of every resident in Seattle. |
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Major Urban Parks |
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Green Connections As Seattle has grown, our concept of parks has expanded to include linear open spaces, trails, and boulevards. Our Bands of Green report identifies over 50 projects that can help connect Seattle's neighborhoods and green spaces with safe and enjoyable routes for all modes of transportation. |
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Donation Programs Seattle Parks Foundation works with Seattle Parks and Recreation and individuals to provide amenities to parks throughout Seattle. Donations of benches, trees, and ADA accessible swings improve our parks and create opportunities for people to leave lasting legacies in their favorite parks. |