Mark your calendar for April 16, 2024: It’s time for the Kitsap Great Give! A joint effort of Kitsap Community Foundation, United Way of Kitsap, local nonprofits, and local donors, the Kitsap Great Give is a 24-hour, online giving […]
Most of us are at peak “stuff” already. We don’t need more consumer things. But we do want to do something to alleviate climate change and leave the earth a […]
Our Forest Fund is pleased to sponsor another great concert at the Schorn’s Red Barn, coming up on Saturday, Oct. 7th with New Orleans native Andrew Duhon and his band. […]
Local Kitsap artist Jan Hurd recently contacted Our Forest Fund with a generous and creative donation of four paintings to auction off to raise money for the tree campaign! Our […]
Since we updated you last, Our Forest Fund’s campaign to save 756 acres of trees at Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park has been steaming along! We received a second $100,000 gift from […]
Friday, Oct 14, 2022, Our Forest Fund is pleased to sponsor Antje Duvekot, in concert to raise funds to save trees! We hope to see you at the show! $25 […]
Our Forest Fund is thrilled to announce that the David & Carole Myers Foundation has gifted $100,000 to Our Forest Fund’s campaign to save the trees in the Port Gamble […]
Ever wish you could save a forest? Thanks to a generous donor, combined with state monies, your donations are going to be more powerful than ever! Every $1 you donate […]
We are excited to announce a new development in our mission to conserve forests! Your support for saving the remaining trees in Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park has been instrumental […]
I was in the advanced stages of buying airline tickets for my around-the-world trip, when an uncomfortable thought crept cat-like into my consciousness. How was I going to tell my […]
Our Forest Fund is happy to report that thanks to Washington State Senator Christine Rolfes’ hard work, $300,000 has been allocated in the newly approved state budget specifically to buy […]
No doubt you’ve been wondering how the campaign to save forests in Kitsap County is going. First, the money: to date we have raised over $32,500 from donations small and […]
I think it is critically important that we preserve as much forest as we can because every cut leaves wildlife with less habitat. At some point there won’t be sufficient […]
When I realized that much of the Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park was going to be harvested over the next 25 years, I was very disappointed. And when I saw […]