Help Seattle Festival of Trees Support Seattle Children's

Sponsor our events to support the Seattle Children's Autism Center and uncompensated care at Seattle Children's Hospital.

Look at the beautiful trees  on this website to find a tree or have our designers create the perfect custom tree for your home or office​.

Join other Seattle Children's supporters and friends at the 45th Festival of Trees Annual Gala ​

Make a monetary or in-kind donation to our guild to offset our costs of producing trees and hosting events.

​Sponsor the Festival of Trees

Community support enables Seattle Children's to provide the finest health care to children regardless of a family's ability to pay. Our events benefit the Seattle Children's Uncompensated Care Fund and the Seattle Children's Autism Center.

Become part of the Festival of Trees tradition. To work with our Sponsorship Chairs, Elna Duffield and Wendy Funicello, email: sponsor@seattlefestivaloftrees.com

Choose Your Sponsorship Level

Donate to Festival of Trees

Make a monetary donation to Seattle Festival of Trees to support uncompensated care at Seattle Children's Hospital and the Seattle Children's Autism Center.

​Donate Items For Our Auctions

To donate a gift basket, coupon or other item for our auctions, click Here.

​Volunteer to Help

Would you like to volunteer to work at one of our events? Sign up here

Would you like to get involved with the Seattle Festival of Trees Guild and help create and auction Christmas trees to benefit Seattle Children’s. We also host the annual Gala, and need lots of volunteers to make it a great experience. Consider joining our guild.

​Donate Your Tree Back to Seattle Festival of Trees

You can further support our event by donating the ornaments or the entire tree back to our guild after the holidays. We can creatively reuse the items to generate future funds for our beneficiaries.
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​Contact Dottie Greenwood at GiveBack@seattlefestivaloftrees.com

Benefiting Seattle Children's Autism Center and uncompensated care at Seattle Children's Hospital.