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Mountain Biker catches air at I-5 Colonnade Park

Do you have an idea for a partnership with Parks?

We have developed a process called the Expression of Interest from which you can review requirements for entering a partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation.

We want to hear from you about what your specific interest is, your idea(s) for partnering, and how that aligns with our mission and Strategic Action Plan.

Community Partners: Seattle Parks and Recreation wants to attract and maintain creative partnerships with a diverse range of program providers who can help reach communities who are not being served or who need expanded programming.

Some ideas include:

• Use of community center space for a long period of time by non-profits who offer programs but who are unable to pay rent
• An artist gives his/her art work to sell at one of Parks’ community centers and shares the proceeds
• A yoga instructor wants to teach yoga at a Parks facility
• A young school child sets up a lemonade stand in front of the entrance to a Park’s facility and plans to use the proceeds for a worthy cause
• Also see Partnership Types and Successful Partnerships for ideas

Business Partners include concessions, sponsorships and other business opportunities. Parks is committed to increasing diversity and opportunities for WMBE businesses.

Resources

• City Purchasing
• Concession Policy
• Concession Proposal Instructions
• Concession-Permit Contact List
• Partnership Policy
• Sponsorship Policy
• Additional Resources and Regulations

How to Apply

• Review current Requests for Proposals (RFP), Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) and Invitation for Bid (IFB)
• Read Expression of Interest Process
• Complete Expression of Interest Form

Proposals

• High Ropes Course
• Westlake Play Space

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