Thank You for Joining Us for Breakfast in the Park!
We were so grateful to have you at the Spring Fundraising Breakfast at Lake Sammamish State Park on Wednesday. Together, we were able to exceed our goal and raise more than $100,000 for this year’s breakfast. Your commitment to creating real solutions that protect local parks, trails, and habitats proves that community-driven conservation can’t be slowed down!
Watch the recording of the event and view event photos here. Discover how you can get involved to make a lasting impact close to home!
Make an Impact in the Greenway NHA
Your support will help to:
- Provide local students with career training and environmental education opportunities
- Plant and nurture forests that reduce carbon emissions, improve water quality, and provide critical habitat for wildlife
- Improve the conservation outlook for iconic but threatened local species such as orcas and salmon
- Build trails and recreational infrastructure that help our region’s growing population connect with nature in safer, more sustainable ways
- Advocate for the public acquisition and protection of lands and waters that provide maximum benefits for people and wildlife
Spring Breakfast Speakers
Warren Jimenez
| Warren Jimenez is the Division Director for King County Parks, which stewards 220 parks,185 miles of regional trails, 275 miles of backcountry trails, and 32,000 acres of open space. This extensive parks system includes such regional treasures as Marymoor Park, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park, and the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center. By cultivating strong relationships with nonprofit, corporate, and community partners, Warren leads King County Parks’ efforts to expand access to recreation and preserve the region’s cherished public lands. |
Miranda Elder
| Miranda Elder is a senior at Interlake High School and a former Clean Water Ambassador, an internship program created through a partnership between the Greenway Trust and the King County Wastewater Treatment Division. During the internship, Miranda deepened her passion for environmental conservation, a topic she has been interested in from a young age. In the fall, Miranda will attend Pomona College to study political science. She is excited to connect what she learns about politics to environmental justice. |
Thank You to Our 2025 Event Sponsors
Presenting Sponsors:
Leadership Sponsors:
Friend of the Greenway:
Greenwood Ohlund
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor, contact: michael.woodsum@mtsgreenway.org | (206) 250-9979
