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You are cordially invited to attend our annual fundraising dinner and auction! We are excited to have Denis Hayes, President of the Bullitt Foundation, join us as our keynote speaker.

Friday, March 30th at 6pm

Seattle Center, Fisher Pavillion

Join us for an enjoyable evening of entertainment, food and drinks, and wonderful opportunities to speak with like-minded individuals.

We are excited to have Denis Hayes, President of the Bullitt Foundation, join us as our keynote speaker!

Click here for information about attendance and sponsorship opportunities. Online registration opens soon. Call (206) 343-0681 for early registration options, email brad@futurewise.org, or visit here to download a registration form.


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