Fortnight is a community development project run by the Rubicon Foundation non-profit arts and education organization. Our goals are to teach youth the arts of building, promote thoughtful environmental integration and explore the possibilities of alternative, hands-on education. Such aspirations are only possible through generous donations from community members and grant-making foundations.

The following is a list of individuals, companies and foundations that supported Fortnight Summer Camp through donations of materials, foods, tools and/or money. The Fortnight staff would like to extend its gratitude to these contributors, as the camp would not have been possible without their gifts.

Fortnight directors would also like to thank its volunteer staff for contributing its time and talents to securing these donations.

Grants

The Loyal Bigelow and Jedediah Dewey Foundation

Tulalip Charitable Trust Foundation

The Norcliffe Foundation

Materials

Ballard Hardware

Tools and Equipment

WoodCraft

White Cap Construction Supply

Hardwick's

University of Puget Sound Expeditionary

Mike Lawson of Franklin High School

Food and Supplies

Rosella's Fruit and Produce

Portage Bay Cafe

Field Roast Grain Meat Co.

Dyne's Broadview Farms

Better Meat Inc.

Skagit Valley Food Co-op

Corfini Gourmet

QFC

Madison Market

Willie's Organic Greens

SeaBear

Broadview Farms

Financial Support

Josephine Harris

Judy Nishimura

Amy Shapiro

The Marshall Family

The Casbere-Brownbeach Family

The Walker Family

The Palomo Family

The Doan Family

The Pellegrino Family

The Maas Family

The Anaya/Rosas Family

Website Design

Peter Wieben: peter (dot) wieben (at) gmail (dot) com

If you are interested in supporting Fortnight, you can do so by sending a check to:
Fortnight Summer Camp
513 Federal Ave E
Seattle WA 98102

Thank you for your help! Future iterations of Fortnight will continue to be progressive and exciting educational opportunities!