Posts Tagged ‘land and water’

I’m a Stewardship Partner Campaign

You may have recently seen the faces of some of our supporters artfully displayed on bus sides and web banners around town. These are part of our new “I’m a Stewardship Partner” public awareness campaign, thanks to the pro-bono hard-work of Jill Marshall and Janice Merlino of Merlino Media Group and Cal McAllister, formerly of Wexley School for Girls.

The campaign features photographs, treated by local artist and musician, Brandon Milner.  These feature a few of our community of supporters expressing how Stewardship Partners helps them become caretakers of our land and water.

In the coming months, this campaign will continue to be featured throughout the Puget Sound region. Look for “I’m a Stewardship Partner,” on billboards, bus sides, on the radio and in digital, print, social media and more.

Read about our partners at: https://www.stewardshippartners.org/im-a-stewardship-partner-campaign/

A Word from Our Executive Director

A common challenge for environmental non-profits is how to clearly describe their organization’s niche – how do we uniquely add value? Earlier this year, we spent a little time with Samantha Neukom and her team at Northbound, and now have a clear message about the who and the what behind Stewardship Partners.

Stewardship Partners creates people-based solutions for Puget Sound that engage all kinds of people to become caretakers of the land and water that surrounds and sustains us. When everybody understands their role, has access to simple tools and resources, and has a sense of belonging to their surrounding community, land and water, then lasting positive change happens.

We connect every part of the system from landowners to legislators to shopkeepers to nature lovers through a potent mix of empathy, optimism, intelligence and action. Committed to creative and collaborative solutions, Stewardship Partners innovates based on what engages people and makes a measurable impact. By doing this, we create communities that belong to the land and water.

-David J. Burger
Executive Director 

seattle