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"We live in a beautiful place where we can sense how we belong to the earth. In three years, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways has transformed that sense of belonging into a deep conversation about how we can use the thirty percent of our landscape currently devoted to storing and moving cars into more positive places for people." Read more.
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Your generous, tax-deductible gift to Seattle Neighborhood Greenways will allow us to continue to hold Seattle accountable for 20 mph safe speed limits, Vision Zero, and equitable, healthy transportation systems in 2015.
It’s a family-friendly, local way to invest in your city and your neighborhood
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Amazing Advocacy: Ballard Greenways
Ballard Greenways' outstanding policy ride with Councilmember Mike O'Brien with targeted requests and follow-up are a model for future advocacy. More.
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Fact-Finding Award:
Bicycle Master Plan Update
Thousands of volunteer hours went into updating the Bicycle Master Plan. It now includes nearly 250 miles of safe streets! More.
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Special Recognition:
Memorial Walks and Rides
Thanks to all who helped create these healing and impactful Memorials, which bring #VisionZero sensibilities to Seattle streets More.
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Community Builder Award: Rainier Valley Greenways
The tireless volunteers in Rainier Valley did extensive outreach at over 40 community organizations and public events. More.
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Outstanding New Infrastructure:
2nd Avenue Protected Bike Lane & Signals
Huge thanks to Mayor Murray and SDOT for this family-friendly bike corridor through downtown! More.
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Exemplary Street Experiment: 15th Ave NE PARK(ing) Day
These friendly folks reclaimed a busy street for people walking and biking, adding a pocket park, and a bike lane on the 15th Ave NE Bridge. More.
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Innovation Award:
Dongho Chang
Dongho's new bollard curb extension design is a cheap, effective, quick, and easy way to make Seattle streets safer! More.
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Wendy Award:
Seattle Family Biking
This fun community—in person and on Facebook—connects families to the safe routes, smart gear, and supportive allies they need to bike comfortably all across Seattle. More.
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Most Improved Group:
University Greenways
From zero to twenty mph, University Greenways grew into one of the most active groups of 2014, paving the way for Roosevelt Way NE to become a safe and complete street. More.
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Public Servant Award:
Councilmember Sally Bagshaw
Fellow Councilmembers joke that Sally should have to put a quarter in a jar every time she says “Seattle Neighborhood Greenways.” More.
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Greenways Champion:
Tom Fucoloro
Tom’s been on fire in the past year as the editor of Seattle Bike Blog, posting incisive editorials about traffic safety for everyone. More.
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