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Seattle Aquarium
Make your gift go further this Tuesday.
Betsy Cadwallader and Jess and Andy Peet are generously matching dollar for dollar up to $15,000 through December 3, 2024.
By donating $100 or more, now through December 31, 2024, you are eligible to receive one (1) free thank you gift (24-ounce, limited-edition Ocean Pavilion tumbler) redeemable with proof of donation receipt. To receive this gift, pick up is required in person at the Aquarium’s guest services desk on Pier 59 during regular hours (9:30am–6pm daily) by March 31, 2025. Ticket entry into the Seattle Aquarium or membership must be purchased separately.
Be part of this historic moment!
Now through Giving Tuesday on December 3, make a tax-deductible donation to the Seattle Aquarium.
Your gift supports the work of the Seattle Aquarium as we expand with the Ocean Pavilion—and inspires bold action to care for animals and protect our shared marine environment.
Donate $100+ and get an exclusive Ocean Pavilion tumbler as a thank you gift!
Our $160 million One Ocean, One Future campaign is 88% complete and ends on December 31, 2024. We invite you to be part of this pivotal moment by making a gift to help us cross the finish line. Make any donation of $100 or more to receive a special thank you gift: a limited-edition, 24-ounce tumbler with a spotted eagle ray––just like those featured in our new Ocean Pavilion!
If you make a gift of $350 or more, you will receive the exclusive tumbler AND join our Friends of the Aquarium donor circle. This includes all Family Plus Membership benefits so you can have unlimited access to the Aquarium and the new Ocean Pavilion for an entire year, plus other member-exclusive perks.
THE SEATTLE AQUARIUM'S OCEAN PAVILION
The centerpiece of Seattle’s revitalized waterfront, the Ocean Pavilion will demonstrate our region’s global conservation leadership to millions of people—from locals to visitors from all over the world. This expansion of the Seattle Aquarium will also bring a variety of no-cost experiences to the estimated 15 million people who will visit our city’s waterfront each year. A viewing window will provide a look into the Ocean Pavilion’s largest habitat. Public spaces on and around the building will feature installations by local Indigenous artists. The public rooftop, featuring unparalleled views out to the Salish Sea, will help create a long-awaited, accessible connection between downtown’s Pike Place Market and the waterfront. And just outside the Ocean Pavilion’s front doors will be the city’s new, 20-acre Waterfront Park, ready for strolling and exploring.
