12th annual gala & auction october 24, 2015 · tribal and state politics. chair cladoosby has...
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12th annual gala & auctionoctober 24, 2015
Protecting and preserving Puget Sound since 1984
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RAFFLE
Four Seahawks Tickets!Win four tickets to the Seahawks vs. Cardinals game on 11/15/2015. Value: $536
Sec 304, Row C, Seats 22–25Raffl e tickets can be purchased for $25 at the event.Must be present to win.
Welcome friends and supporters,
Thank you for attending the 12th annual Salute to the Sound. Your support is absolutely essential to ensuring a healthy Puget Sound. Together, we are making a real difference by tackling diffi cult water pollution issues statewide and one pipe at a time.
Over the last 30 years, Puget Sound-keeper has risen to become the major voice for protecting the waters of Puget Sound, our common treasure and vital resource. Our programs have changed over time, but the one constant that has never changed is the deep commitment and unwavering support we have received from the community. Thank you.
People understand on a gut level that we must move boldly to protect the Sound. Whether its restoring endangered aquatic wildlife, protecting abundant fresh seafood, preserving outdoor recreation, caring for the health of our communities, or ensuring a worthy legacy to pass on to future generations, we are united in the importance of this mission.
We stand strong today because of the work and support of so many committed people: from the volunteers serving on our Board and committees, to those who pitch in to help us on the water each week throughout the year, to our generous funding supporters and even those simply cheering us on with an enthusiastic thank you. We are stronger because of you.
Looking ahead to the challenges of 2016 and beyond, your support will help stop pollution and protect and preserve our precious resource that is Puget Sound.
We are thrilled to have you with us!
Chris WilkePuget Soundkeeper and Executive Director
We are thrilled to have you with us!
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MENU
passed hors d’oeuvres
Tom Douglas Catering & Events
Steven’s Perfect Crab Cakes, Spicy Aoli
Hard Smoked Salmon, Chinese Mustard, Sesame Seed
Truffl ed Grape and Chive Goat Cheese, Fruit & Nut Crostini
Taylor Shellfi sh Farms
Oysters on the Half Shell
Marinated Mussels – Xinh’s Clam & Oyster House
dinner
Dahlia Bakery Bread and Tapenade
Palace Kitchen’s Caesar Salad
Northwest Paella: Clams, Mussels, Saffron Rice
Rapini, preserved lemon butter
dessert dash
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5:30 pm
Registration
Silent Auction
Appetizers, Wine and Beer
6:45 pm
First Silent Auction Closing
7:05 pm
Second Silent Auction Closing
Doors open for dinner
7:30 pm
Dinner
Welcome and Special ThanksKate Pfl aumer,
Puget Soundkeeper Board President
Inspiration Award – Brian CladoosbyChris Wilke
Live Auction
Film: Sound in the BalanceA Word from your Puget Soundkeeper –
Chris WilkeChris Wilke
Call for Funding
All donations $1000 and up will join our Soundkeeper Circle.
All donations $500 and up will be matched dollar for dollar up to $10,000.
All donations $350 and up will be invited to a special party in December at
Pike Brewing Company.
Raffl e Drawing
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PROGRAM
INSPIRATIONAWARD
Brian Cladoosby is one of the most senior tribal political leaders in Washington State and the Pacifi c Northwest. He is the President of the National Congress of American Indians, President of the Association of Washington Tribes, Executive Board member of the Washington Gaming Association, past President of the Affi liated Tribes of Northwest Indians, and is continually active in tribal and state politics.
Chair Cladoosby has been an inspirational leader, not just for the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community and tribes throughout the U.S., but to all of us laboring away at advocacy aimed to protect and preserve the environment and ways of life that depend on clean and health water.
A fi sherman himself, Chair Cladoosby has helped lead the tribes’ effort with the state and EPA to advocate for accurate and protective fi sh consumption rates related to the development of human health water quality criteria. He has taken action and continues to explore ways to improve the way agriculture and development uses and affects water in the Skagit Delta and throughout the watershed, an ecosystem that is critical to salmon in their early life-stages. He has placed his tribe at the forefront of ensuring that fossil fuel industries, both here and on the Canadian side of the border, don’t run roughshod over tribal rights and has also, in the process, been instrumen-tal in calling attention to the huge risks inherent in shipping ever more oil along Puget Sound, over its rivers and through the Salish Sea.
Brian and his wife of 35 years, Nina, Brian and his wife of 35 years, Nina, have two daughters LaVonne and have two daughters LaVonne and Mary, son-in-law Tylor, Mary, son-in-law Tylor, granddaughter Isabella granddaughter Isabella and grandson, and grandson, Nathanael.
MISSION
Puget Soundkeeper’s mission is to protect and preserve the waters of Puget Sound.
monitoring and enforcementSoundkeeper staff and volunteers are out on the water every week by boat and kayak, documenting and report-ing pollution to the Department of Ecology and the US Coast Guard. The Clean Water Act empowers citizens to enforce the law and bring polluters into compliance. Soundkeeper has taken legal action against more than 160 egregious polluters. To date more than $3.7 million in settlement funds have been awarded to support restoration in the affected watersheds.
policy and civic engagementSoundkeeper works proactively on policy solutions at the state and local level to protect the waters of Puget Sound and its 10,000 tributaries for all who live here. Through negotiations with industry leaders and government offi cials, we strengthen regulations affecting a wide range of issues including polluted stormwater runoff, municipal of issues including polluted stormwater runoff, municipal and industrial wastewater, oil and coal transport and agricultural pollution.
pollution preventionSoundkeeper works directly with volunteers, boaters, businesses, schools and recreationists to provide educa-tion, outreach and stewardship opportunities to prevent pollution and clean up waterways. Soundkeeper manages the award-winning Clean Marina Washington program that has certifi ed 71 clean marinas throughout the state. Soundkeeper’s stewardship team involves over 1,500 volunteers in the removal of more than 10,000 pounds of marine debris every year.
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4) Erden Eruç Rowboat Trip
Come on an epic Puget Sound adventure with Erden Eruç, the leading ocean rower in the world today. Erden recently completed the � rst solo circumnavigation by human power which
took 5 years 11 days. He is the recipient of the 2013 Adventurers of the Year selected by Outside Magazineand has several records in the Guinness World Records. Come aboard his 24' boat which was designed for the Atlantic Rowing Race. Day long adventure for one person.Donor: Erden EruçFair Market Value: $750
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LIVE AUCTION
1) Sailing with the Soundkeeper
Come sailing with Soundkeeper Chris on his nimble 22' sailboat, “Blue Heron,” where you will feel the wind and experience open water sailing on Puget Sound. Take a turn at the
helm and work the lines as you tack across the Sound. No experience necessary. Trip is for two people. Lunch is included.
Donor: Chris and Janice WilkeFair Market Value: Priceless
2) Gary Manuel Spa Day
Spend the day at Gary Manuel Salon. Exquisite hair cut/color, facial and a basket of AVEDA product. Huge thanks to the salons that give so much back to Puget Soundkeeper each year.
Pamper yourself and the environment.
Donor: Gary Manuel SalonFair Market Value: $500
3) Beer for a Year!
Twelve cases of ale and lager from one of America’s fi nest and most irreverent brewer-ies. Enjoy a case per month of your choice, host a quarterly offi ce party or take care of
your beer needs for a special occasion by using it all at once! Winning bidder takes home a case of Lagunitas tonight!
Donor: Lagunitas Brewing CompanyFair Market Value: $550
5) Day on the Water Flyfi shing with Dave McCoy and Soundkeeper Chris
Join Puget Soundkeeper Chris Wilke and expert fi shing guide Dave McCoy for a full day of fl yfi shing Puget Sound shorelines for feisty sea-run cutthroat trout. Experience the wonders
of Puget Sound and this exciting catch-and-release fi shery while enjoying a personal interpretation of wild fi sh conservation issues from your Puget Soundkeeper. For two people. All equipment, transportation from Seattle and a delicious lunch are included.
Donor: Emerald Water Anglers, Chris WilkeFair Market Value: $1,000
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LIVE AUCTION
6) Glassybaby Tour for Six
Experience a private after-hours tour of the Glassybaby studio in Seattle’s historic Madrona neighborhood. Be in the middle of the hot room while glassblowers produce
beautiful candle holders. You and your guests will enjoy a glass of wine and delicious gourmet Neopolitan pizza provided by Via Tribunali on your tour. Non-alcoholic drinks also provided.
Donor: Glassybaby and Via TribunaliFair Market Value: $1,000
7) Board of Directors Wine Lot
The Board of Directors of Puget Soundkeeper has hand selected a very special collection just for you from premier Pacifi c Northwest wineries. Enjoy the fi nest local wine while
toasting to a healthy Puget Sound.
Donor: Puget Soundkeeper Board of DirectorsFair Market Value: $900
8) One Week Stay in Oregon Beachfront Cabin for Eight
Up to eight people will enjoy seven days/nights near Yachats, Oregon. A cedar-shingled 1920’s cozy and rustic beach-front cabin has all updated systems, full kitchen and bath.
Located near an expansive private beach, close to Yachats where you can purchase groceries and other things. Come play, relax and enjoy the Oregon coast!
Donor: David and Alicia DocterFair Market Value: $2,000
9) Get Away to Santa Fe for Four Nights
Welcome to New Mexico’s premier resort, where the rich history of the Southwest meets modern amenities and upscale comforts. Set on six beautifully landscaped acres just
steps from Santa Fe’s Historic Plaza, La Posada de Santa Fe, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, surrounds guests with local artwork, adobe architecture and luxurious casita-style accommodations unmatched at other resorts in Santa Fe.
Donor: La Posada de Santa FeFair Market Value: $1,500
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10) Two Unrestricted Alaska Air/Horizon Airline Tickets
Go anywhere in the world that Alaska Airlines fl ies! Two coach, roundtrip tickets system-wide on fl ights numbered 1–999, 2000–2999, and 3450–3499. Tickets are com-
pletely unrestricted, good on Alaska Air and/or Horizon Air, and do not have any blackout dates applied.
Donor: Alaska AirlinesFair Market Value: $2,500
LIVE AUCTION
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LIVE AUCTION
12) Sailing with Olympic Champion Jonathan McKee
Once in a lifetime opportunity for two people to sail aboard the 44' racing boat, “Dark Star,” with Olympic champion and Puget Soundkeeper Board Member
Jonathan McKee!
Donor: Jonathan and Libby McKeeFair Market Value: $3,000
13) Canyon River Ranch Resort Fly Fishing Trip
Enjoy the only resort in the Yakima Canyon, Washington State’s Blue Ribbon trout fi shery. Includes a full day of guided fl y fi shing for two with Red’s Fly Shop and accommodations
for two nights at a unique property that features richly appointed suites, a gourmet restaurant, swimming pool and private riverfront.
Donor: Canyon River RanchFair Market Value: $1,100
11) Three Days at Deer Valley Resort
Luxury accommoda-tions for two people for three nights and lift tickets for three days. Located in Park City, Utah, part of the Wasatch. Enjoy Park City’s many shops and
restaurants. Hot springs, hiking and biking trails make this a perfect winter or summer getaway.
Donor: Deer Valley ResortFair Market Value: $2,775
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14) Kala Point Timeshare
One week stay 10 minutes from Port Townsend. Kala Point timeshare condos have beautiful water views and a serene gated community that includes beautiful
private beaches, hiking trails, clubhouse and pool. Come to relax and play by the sea. Minutes away from wonder-ful restaurants, museums and shopping. Stays are Friday to Friday. Choose from six available weeks from March to September 2016.
Donor: Cynthia Vaughan and Elmer BrunkFair Market Value: $1,000
LIVE AUCTION
15) Evening Wine and Appetizer Cruise for Six
Puget Soundkeeper Board Member Andy Foster invites you aboard his 31' cruiser! Enjoy a fun-fi lled tour of Lake Washington and Seattle waterfront homes. Enjoy Northwest
wines and tasty appetizers with six of your friends. Departs from the Queen City Yacht Club.
Donor: Andy FosterFair Market Value: $500
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EVENT SPONSORS
Thanks to our sponsors! Through fi nancial support, key partnerships and an alignment of values, all of
our event sponsors support Puget Soundkeeper’s work to protect and preserve Puget Sound.
partnering sponsors
sound sponsor
clean water sponsor
patron sponsors
in-kind sponsorsPiccola Cellars Xinh’s Clam & Oyster HousePike Brewing Company Seabear Wild Salmon
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Puget Sound PilotsSmith & LowneyKate Pfl aumerChris & Janice WilkeMarilyn SmithAndy FosterJonathan & Carol FrodgeRoss & Gloria ChambersPeter Ackroyd &
Joan AlworthMegan & Scott ShayJanette Brimmer &
Rick Cool Matt Johnson
Eric & Melissa von Brandenfels
Mark & Julie DickisonTom Putnam &
Rebecca GarrityNed & Pamela JohnsonDenis & Annie CookKaren CameronMatt HumphreyTim & Vicki GannonJonathan McKee &
Libby Johnson McKeeFloating Homes Association
THANK YOU
table captains
Colin JohnsonBarbara VraspirJohn VraspirTobey WilkinsEmilee ViglinoDave ZieglerJeff SendelePat SendeleMandy SendeleRekha Ravindran
Mandy BidwellAnnie DurkinFen ChinnSamara ResslerNancy MyerRaquel EspinosaMadison WrestVito TiberioSean WaltersIzzy Cannell
event volunteers
SPECIAL THANKS
Puget Soundkeeper Board of DirectorsPuget Soundkeeper Staff
Marco PinchotTaylor Shellfi sh Farms
Xinh DwelleyTriFilm
Carl MaloneMark DickisonFlorian Graner
Marilyn Smith, Auction Co-ChairAndy Foster, Auction Co-Chair
board of directorsKate Pfl aumer, PresidentPeter Ackroyd, Vice PresidentMarilyn Smith, Vice PresidentKaren Cameron, TreasurerJonathan McKee, SecretaryJanette BrimmerDenis CookRoss ChambersMark Dickison
Andy FosterJonathan FrodgeMatt HumphreyMatt JohnsonNed JohnsonMichael MondelloTom PutnamMegan ShayEric von Brandenfels
advisory councilTina BullittDavid ChappelleChairman Brian Cladoosby/
Larry WassermanBJ CummingsDavid MillerTom DillerLeonard Garfi eld
Peter GoldmanSenator John McCoyLibby Johnson McKeeGifford PinchotLibba PinchotTim SeifertRon SimsJim Whittaker
staffChris Wilke, Puget Soundkeeper and Executive DirectorSophia Ressler, Executive and Administrative CoordinatorJulie Angell, Finance DirectorKatelyn Kinn, Staff AttorneyTeresa Nelson, Development DirectorErica Underwood, Development CoordinatorAndy Gregory, Pollution Prevention DirectorSue Joerger, Field DirectorPaul Fredrickson, Program Assistant and Boat SkipperKathryn Davis, Stewardship CoordinatorAmelia Apfel, Communications CoordinatorKimby Wells, Legal FellowMichelle Piñon, AmeriCorps Volunteer
130 Nickerson Street, Suite 107Seattle, WA 98109
206.297.7002pugetsoundkeeper.org
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WATERKEEPERS®
WASHINGTON
Columbia Riverkeeper®
North Sound Baykeeper®
Puget Soundkeeper® AllianceSpokane Riverkeeper®
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