Pictures from community benefits and charity events.
19 Pike Place Market neighborhood restaurants opened their doors for the Feast at the Market, which drew 460 guests.
View Slideshow »Feast at the Market
View Slideshow »Feast at the Market
View Slideshow »Feast at the Market
View Slideshow »The Alzheimer’s Association raised more than $325,000 during the Memory Walk.
View Slideshow »The Memory Walk
View Slideshow »The Memory Walk
View Slideshow »The Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute’s flagship fundraiser An Evening of Wine gathered more than $250,000 for diabetes research.
A sampling of wines included in the 30-bottle CEO Package, a popular auction item in which local community leaders, including Gov. Christine Gregoire and Seattle Symphony conductor Gerard Schwarz, donate wine from their personal cellars.
View Slideshow »PNDRI Vice President Jim Gore with Board Members Sarah Armstrong and Lynn Kern.
View Slideshow »A winning bid!
View Slideshow »In August the Friends of Costco Guild celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Children’s Golf Classic, the most successful fundraising event in Seattle Children’s history.
View Slideshow »Friends of Costco founder Jan Sinegal (left) and guild president Lynn Winters joined Seattle Children’s patients and twins Cole (left) and Cody Hughes at a celebration at Safeco Field.
View Slideshow »The 9th Annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament was held at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge in Snoqualmie raised more than $500,000 for the Washington State Governor’s Scholarship for Foster Youth.
Governor Chris Gregoire announcing winners of the Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament..
View Slideshow »Barry Web (Governors’ Scholar) and former Governor Booth Gardner at the 9th Annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament.
View Slideshow »Governor Mike Lowry, Barry Webb (Governors’ Scholar), Governor Gary Locke, Governor Booth Gardner, Alonzo Mitz (former Seahawk), Governor Christine Gregoire, Nesby Glasgow (former Seahawk) and Governor Dan Evans at the 9th Annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament held at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge.
View Slideshow »The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle’s community celebration and campaign kick-off event Laugh Your Way to Giving was the organization’s most successful event to date.
The audience of 1,400 at Benaroya Hall laughing heartily as Jewtopia engaged the audience with a multi-media, stand-up comedy act.
View Slideshow »Arthur Shwab and Miriam D’Jaen at Laugh Your Way to Giving.
View Slideshow »Susan G Komen Lunch for the Cure keynote speaker Rene Syler.
View Slideshow »Komen Puget Sound Executive Director Cheryl Shaw.
View Slideshow »Lunch for the Cure committee members Berta Brynstad and Lisa Godt.
View Slideshow »Lunch for the Cure attendees.
View Slideshow »Bill Gates Sr. applauds Anne Farrell, a campaign co-chair, as she thanks the crowd of donors who gave to Seattle University.
View Slideshow »Seattle University alumni and friends George Kusak, ’49, and Ruth Shipp-Dart, ’51, catch up during the event.
View Slideshow »Steve Ritchey and his wife, Rena, contributors to SU’s capital campaign share a toast with Seattle University Provost Isiaah Crawford.
Find more pictures from recent community affairs.
Photos from Feast at the Market, the Alzheimer’s Association’s Seattle Memory Walk, An Evening of Wine, the Children’s Golf Classic, the 9th Annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament, Laugh Your Way to Giving, Lunch for the Cure, and Seattle University’s For the Difference You Make.
Published: November 2009
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