Supportive Businesses & Non-Profit Recipient:
Café Flora
(206) 325-9100 Restaurant
(206) 322-3626 Catering
Recognized nationally as one of the top vegetarian
restaurants in the United States, Café Flora serves sophisticated plant
based fare in an elegant setting in Madison Park (Seattle). Enjoy meals in
the restaurant's fancy dining room or covered and heated patio any time of
year.
http://www.cafeflora.com
Essential Bakery
(206) 545-0444
Since 1994, The Essential Baking Company (1604 N 34th
Street) has set out to preserve, cultivate, and honor traditional methods
of food preparation with a commitment to using organic ingredients. The bakery
has grown in size and production to meet the demand for a high quality, authentic
culinary experience, while maintaining the same production techniques, service,
and values of a small neighborhood bakery. Using organic ingredients, we make
fresh artisan breads, European pastries, and luscious desserts. All of these
items and more are offered at our bakery cafes.
http://www.essentialbaking.com
Central Co-op’s Madison Market maintains a storefront
at 1600 East Madison Street. We are a not-for-profit consumer-cooperative
which values community empowerment, institutional accountability, and personal
and environmental health.
http://www.madisonmarket.com
Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI)
(206) 324-1126
Located at: McCurdy Park, 2700 24th Avenue E,
Seattle, WA, 98112--MOHAI believes in the power of history to enrich the present
and enlighten the future by providing people a setting to grow as individuals
and as community members. MOHAI is the definitive place for everyone with
a passion, curiosity, or question about the history of Seattle and King County
since 1850.
MOHAI hosted the screening and wrap party for Crow Tales. We are
thankful for their kind support of the video and its participants
http://www.seattlehistory.org
Peet's Coffee
(206) 267-4688
Located at 3401 Fremont Avenue North and other locations,
Peet's Coffee has been bringing us the Berkeley Environs since 1966. Known
as the "grandfather of specialty coffee," Peet's Coffee & Tea
has been a Berkeley institution since we started more than thirty-five years
ago.
Alfred Peet opened the first Peet's store in 1966 - with a roasting
machine on the premises - at the corner of Walnut and Vine in Berkeley, a
few blocks from the University of California. Mr. Peet grew up in the family's
coffee and tea business in Alkmaar, Holland. After World War II, Peet worked
in the tea trade in Indonesia. At age thirty-five, he moved to the San Francisco
Bay Area and later opened his shop, roasting coffee in the distinctive style
he learned from his family.
http://www.peetscoffee.com
Speakeasy Broadband Services
1-(800)-556-5829
Speakeasy is the largest, independent nationwide company
offering better broadband services for discerning businesses and professionals
who depend on the Internet for higher productivity in business and life.
Speakeasy offers excellent customer service that thousands of
individuals and businesses have come to appreciate. (Speakeasy donated the
domain and domain name for the "Crow Tales" site)
http://www.speakeasy.net
Zagi's Pizza Ristorante
(206) 706-0750
The tradition is in good hands.
http://www.zagispizza.com
Locations:
The following businesses granted us permission to videotape on their premises:
Global Art Venue
(206).264.8755
Located at 314 1st Avenue South in Pioneer Square,
Global Art Venue is a fine art gallery that provides contemporary art in different
medias such as: oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media,
lithographs, sculptural work, and glass sculpture by international and national
artists. We provide and represent artists with strong artistic expression,
integrity and vision that hold a high technical quality with a unique identity.
The gallery provides a solid collection of artists that range from figurative
to abstract, from Iceland to New Zealand and including local and national
artists.
http://www.artvenue.net
Ivars Salmon House
Ivar's Salmon House located on North Lake Union (401 NE Northlake
Way), was shortly declared a Seattle landmark after its opening due to its
unique reflection of the region. It is built in the authentic Native American
longhouse style with a plethora of Native American artifacts and artwork.
Salmon and other seafood is prepared over an open alder pit reminiscent of
the cooking methods of the Native Americans in the Northwest.
http://www.ivars.com
Seattle Aquarium
(206) 386-4300
The heartbeat of hands-on marine experience and preservation
education in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Aquarium offers fun, exciting
ways to discover more about the amazing Puget Sound that surrounds you. Seattle
Aquarium is located on Seattle's Waterfront at 1483 Alaskan Way and allows
a visitors an expansive view of Elliott Bay.
http://www.seattleaquarium.org
Located on Vashon Island (23927 Vashon Hwy, S.W.),
Silverwood Gallery features fine contemporary art and craft. The gallery exclusively
represent the oil paintings of Margaret Tylczak and the individually handcrafted
gold jewelry of goldsmith and gemologist Eric Heffelfinger. It also feature
a schedule of guest artists in a variety of mediums.
http://www.silverwoodgallery.com
Seattle Asian Art Museum
(206) 654-3100
Seattle Asian Art Museum which is housed in the former
Seattle Art Museum (Volunteer Park, 1400 East Prospect), and is affiliated
with SAM, houses a fabulous collection of ancient and more contemporary Asian
art. The museum has hosted concerts and other events as well.
"At SAM, we believe art enriches life. We've seen how art
can inspire creativity, communication, and a cooperative spirit."
http://www.seattleartmuseum.org
Recipient of Crow Tales' Donation
A portion of the proceeds from sale of Crow Tales video/DVD will be donated to Red Eagle Soaring.
Red Eagle Soaring
Mission Statement: "To produce traditional and contemporary
Native American theatre arts, such as plays, storytelling and educational
workshops that entertain, inspire and educate both Native American and multi-cultural
audiences and instill pride and self-esteem in Native American communities.
Our highest priority is to serve Native youth, with drama skills workshops
and performance projects. Red Eagle Soaring also has developed talent and
booking networks for Native performing artists, and works with other theatre
groups on projects that further the careers of all people of color in the
performing arts and foster multi-cultural understanding."
http://home.earthlink.net/~resoaring
Animal Related Resources
(One of the missions of "Crow Tales" is to learn to respect one creature at a time and to participate harmoniously in this great web of life).
St. Francis Animal Rights Foundation
(425) 453-5630
Formed in 1998 and located
in Bellevue, Washington, St. Francis Animal Rights Foundation believe animals,
like people have rights that are often ignored or violated. It is their mission
to protect and defend the rights and welfare of creatures suffering from hunger,
illness, neglect and especially those exploited by research laboratories across
our country.
You can contact this organization at: P.
O. Box 1223, Bellevue, WA 98009.
WAIF (Whidbey Animal Improvement Foundation)
The Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation (WAIF) is a non-profit
organization which was formed in 1990 in an effort to help Whidbey Island's
homeless companion animals. WAIF is dedicated to provide food, shelter, veterinary
care, and nurturing to displaced pets until loving homes can be found for
them.
http://www.waif.org