6th Annual Celebrate! Dinner & Auction

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CELEBRATE! Dinner & Auction
Online registration is now closed, but you are welcome to buy tickets at the door!

Saturday, September 29, 2018 
6 pm Reception & Silent Auction 
7 pm Dinner, Program, & Live Auction
GUEST SPEAKER: Captain Michael A. Reed, Alaska Airlines
HONORING: Thomasi Boselawa, Caregiver of the late Governor Booth Gardner


Museum of Flight
9404 Marginal Way S, Seattle, Washington


NW Parkinson's invites you to celebrate 20 years of bringing hope to the Northwest Parkinson's community.
Celebrate! will honor the resilience of the Parkinson’s community, featuring Auction Games, a Live Auction, and gourmet dinner service by McCormick’s.
Northwest Parkinson's Foundation ensures access to guidance, education, and hope for all people affected by Parkinson's.
Our founders - both pilots - were inspired to fly throughout the Northwest, bringing hope to the Parkinson's community.

About Us

Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation was founded in 1998 to help establish optimal quality of life for the Northwest Parkinson’s community through awareness, education, advocacy, and care. Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation believes no one affected by Parkinson’s should walk their journey alone. We strive to reach all 100,000 people affected by Parkinson’s throughout the Northwest at every stage of the disease – from carepartners to young-onset individuals, we’re working to create targeted programming for all Parkinson’s needs.
All funds raised through Celebrate! further the care, support, and education of individuals and families facing Parkinson’s.