For questions regarding your donation, please contact our Development Director, Stephanie Dechaine Cameron, at [email protected].
Futurewise is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 91-1539831.
Monthly Donations
Sustain our work for the long-haul by making a monthly gift. Your reliable and consistent support empowers Futurewise. It allows us to plan ahead and make an even bigger impact.
Set up your recurring gift today to invest in the future of Washington’s communities, land, and natural resources.
Planned Giving
Leave a legacy for Washington with a planned gift to Futurewise.
One of the easiest ways to ensure vibrant communities and the protection of natural resources and rural lands in Washington State is to make a planned gift.
Workplace Giving
Donations through payroll pledges enable Futurewise to spend less time fundraising and more time working to protect family farms, forests, and rural areas while making cities liveable communities.
Double your impact! Many workplaces offer employer matching. To see if your workplace offers matching gifts, ask your HR team.
Other Ways to Give
To explore other opportunities for supporting Futurewise’s work, and find the option that is best for you, please contact our Development Director, Stephanie Dechaine Cameron at [email protected].
Thank you for supporting a brighter future!
Our Impact
The Board Has Ruled: Aspirational Is Not Enough
August 28, 2026
On August 17, the Growth Management Hearing ruled that Thurston County’s plan does not comply with the GMA: both the greenhouse gas emissions reduction subelement and the climate resiliency subelement failed. This decision will shape climate planning across the state for years to come. Continue reading
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Victory for salmon and Southern Resident Orcas: Growth Management Hearings Board improves protections
March 26, 2026
On February 17, 2026, the Growth Management Hearings Board agreed with Futurewise and its allies that the Snohomish County critical areas regulations failed to adequately protect rivers and streams. Critical areas regulations are required to protect fish and wildlife habitats
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Legislative Recap 2026
March 17, 2026
Legislators adjourned on Thursday afternoon, and the 2026 Legislative Session is a wrap! Truly remarkable, every single bill on our 2026 Growing Together agenda passed the Legislature. 🤯 Seven bills with our fingerprints on them are now on their way
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