Destination Delridge on Feb. 24 will celebrate DNDA’s continuing legacy of groundbreaking community work in Delridge and beyond. It is a fundraiser for the Delridge Neighborhood Development Association.

The organizers promise "fabulous food, drink, live entertainment, music, art and interactive games.
A limited number of tickets are still available here https://dnda.ejoinme.org/delridge17

The event will feature performances from AU Dance Collective, poet Carlynn Newhouse, singer/songwriter Monica Elenes, and more. There will be a dessert dash, and wine toss.

In attendance will be Ed Murray, Seattle Mayor, David Bestock, DNDA’s Executive Director, and Willard Brown, DNDA’s Director of Housing and Environmental Programs, at Destination Delridge 2016 raffle, and interactive artwork.
Mingle and connect with 200 attendees who share your passion for social justice and our community, as we gather to support DNDA, Youngstown, and the addition of Nature Consortium as a DNDA program.

The evening’s venue, Metropolist in SoDo, incorporates urban elegance with turn of the century industrial style, and provides the perfect space. Most importantly, proceeds from the event directly benefit the community that DNDA serves through affordable housing, arts and culture, preservation of green space, food justice, and education. Now more than ever, your involvement and investment ensures that we can continue our vital programming, and our ongoing commitment to amplify the voices of all who live, work, and play in Delridge.

For the past 20 years, DNDA has brought together neighbors, non-profits, businesses and local government to build community. Together, we have built and preserved affordable housing, designed and developed a trail along Longfellow Creek, and brought a new library to the community. Today, our Cultural Events Series, Wetlands Restoration & Stewardship Project, Youth Programs at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, seven Affordable Housing sites and Nature Consortium’s Restoration work all showcase our vision for this community and the incredible potential that exists in Southwest Seattle.