READY FOR THE FUTURE!T R A N S P O R T A T I O N C H O I C E S C O A L I T I O N 2 0 1 7 – 2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T

Growing up in unincorporated King County, the bus was my lifeline, connecting me to school, volunteer opportunities, internships, jobs, and to where I am today. Public transportation made my future big because it made my world small. It meant that virtually no place was out of reach, and I had to rely on no one but myself and my local bus driving heroes to get to my destination and my dreams. As the new Executive Director at Transportation Choices Coalition, I am honored to join this organization and bring transportation options that connect communities to the resources and place that facilitate a full and vibrant life.

When TCC was first founded in 1993, the question we were answering was “why transit?” Today, the question is “how fast can you build it?” We are now at a critical moment for transit. Communities all across Washington State are saying, “Yes!” to more and better mobility options. It is imperative to deliver on our commitments, and work with local communities to ensure our neighborhoods are healthy, sustainable, and accessible to all. The choices we make about transportation today will improve our entire state for generations to come.

As our region grows, TCC continues to grow alongside it, delivering our many transit projects successfully and leading the way towards new policies and transportation solutions. We will continue to lead with our values, centering justice and equity in our work, and building coalitions that bring the many communities of our state to the table.

The need for better transportation is urgent. Our work is nowhere near done. I am thrilled to continue moving forward with you and bringing us closer to our collective bright future, one transit ride at a time.

Now let’s take a moment to celebrate the progress we have made during these past 25 years. Thank you for growing with us and being a key part of our work and success.

All aboard,

Alex Hudson, Executive Director | Transportation Choices Coalition

Introducing Our New Executive Director

ALEX HUDSONTCC works to improve reliable and affordable access to transportation that connects our communities to jobs, education, health care, and each other. When our transportation system works for everyone, we all thrive. Here’s a look at our work in 2017-2018.

Education and outreachOur education program helps build a base of lifelong transit supporters. In June 2017 and 2018, we organized Ride Transit Month and partnered with 24 organizations across the state to show our appreciation for transit riders—over 20,000 people pledged to ride transit during June. We continued our Transit Talks series, bringing together transportation experts and the community to discuss critical topics such as mobility equity and multimodal systems. In 2018, we started a pilot program U District Let’s Go to provide Seattle’s University District with transportation resources to prepare for Link light rail service coming in 2021.

Just fare enforcementWe have worked alongside a coalition of partners to ensure no one ends up in the court system because they can’t afford a bus fare. An audit in 2017 revealed people experiencing housing instability, low-income people, and people of color are disproportionately cited for fare evasion on King County Metro buses. Our coalition worked with King County to quickly pass legislation to improve Metro’s fare enforcement program by reducing fines, minimizing the chance of riders entering a cycle of debt, allowing community service time in lieu of payment, and conducting studies to better understand the barriers to fare payment. We will continue to improve fare enforcement to ensure transit is safe and accessible for all.

2017 – 2018

WHAT YOUR SUPPORT MADE POSSIBLE!

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The future of congestion pricingIn 2018, the City of Seattle announced plans to develop a strategy aimed at reducing congestion and transportation pollution through pricing. TCC is participating in the formation of a City report on the equity implications of congestion pricing, bringing community-based organizations into the early stages of the planning process, and collaborating with national organizations to inform possible pricing programs in Seattle.

Building an equitable light rail systemAfter the passage of Sound Transit 3, we have been working to ensure decision makers follow through on equitable transit priorities. We helped pass an equitable transit-oriented development policy and are shaping the System Access Fund policies that ensure Sound Transit invests in equitable improvements in access to transit. TCC staff also currently serve on Sound Transit’s Stakeholder Advisory Group, advising on the West Seattle and Ballard Link extension station alignments, locations, and other project elements.

Legislative session: Securing transit investmentsAt the state level, our work in Olympia resulted in transportation victories including defeating attacks on voter-approved Sound Transit 3; securing revenue for a congestion relief pilot program; maintaining funding commitments to multimodal investments such as the safe routes to schools program; allowing Intercity Transit to head to the ballot to increase its taxing authority; and requiring population-based representation on governing bodies of public transportation benefit areas.

Planning for health and equity outcomes in the Puget SoundAs the region plans for 1.8 million additional people and 1.2 million new jobs by 2050, we are working with the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) to build a thriving and connected transportation system. We have helped update PSRC’s long-range transportation plan and are working on the Vision 2050 growth management plan to create inclusive community engagement processes and growth and investment strategies that create better environmental, land use, social equity, and health outcomes.

Operational excellenceWith the expansion of our team and the release of our five-year strategic plan in 2018, TCC is adding capacity and strengthening our programs to work towards our vision of creating vibrant communities connected by great transit.

Since the passage of Sound Transit 3, Transportation Choices has worked with Puget Sound Sage, Futurewise, and Housing Development Consortium to ensure a strong equitable transit-oriented development policy guides the implementation of our regional transportation system.

In April 2018, we helped pass an equitable transit-oriented development framework at Sound Transit that allows more affordable housing to be built in proximity to transit and grants Sound Transit the ability to strategically consider affordable housing opportunities when purchasing parcels of land. More transit-oriented housing means more people can access transit and benefit from transit investments, not just those who can afford to move to the neighborhood after the light rail station opens and land values increase.

TCC and partners are ensuring that Sound Transit will explicitly include communities most impacted by light rail development in the station planning process and will work with small businesses threatened by displacement to stay in place around the stations, providing opportunities for their employees to live near their jobs.

This innovative policy will lay the groundwork for other regions to replicate, adding more housing near transit and building sustainable communities. We are excited to help implement this program and support the creation of thriving communities connected by great transit.

PROJECT:

MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING NEAR TRANSIT!

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THIS NEW POLICY ALLOWS THE PUGET SOUND REGION TO BUILD MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN PROXIMITY TO TRANSIT.”

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2017 – 2018

WHAT YOUR SUPPORT MADE POSSIBLE!

With the recent upzone, Northgate Link light rail extension opening in 2021, and RapidRide coming to Roosevelt Way, the University District will soon grow into one of Seattle’s major urban centers. To help prepare for this growth, TCC has partnered with SDOT and the U District Partnership to create U District Let’s Go, a year-long pilot program that connects people working, living, and visiting the U District with transportation resources.

• 62 employer toolkits distributed to small businesses that include neighborhood maps, information on ORCA for business options, commute planning services, and other employee transit materials.

• 3,670 event attendees. UDLG organized community events such as panel discussions, pre-tax transit payment workshops, neighborhood cleanups, and other gatherings to hear and address community concerns.

• 184 ORCA LIFT enrollments. UDLG hosted enrollment events at local businesses and community organizations to give preloaded low-income transit passes to those who qualify.

• 3 neighborhood stakeholder meetings held to convene small businesses, service providers, public agencies, community organizations, and neighbors to discuss and prepare for mobility changes in the University District.

The U District Let’s Go program has demonstrated a successful and replicable model for approaching equity-centered, place-based transportation programming in neighborhoods. This foundational model for TCC’s future work in education and outreach centers community connection and enhances neighborhood capacity.

Note: UDLG program numbers are from October 2018.

PROJECT:

PREPARING COMMUNITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION CHANGES

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TRANSPORTATION CONNECTS US TO JOBS, SCHOOL, SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY. OUR PROGRAM IS ABOUT EQUITABLE ACCESS TO MOBILITY.”

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FROM OUR PARTNERS TCC staff are thoughtful and dedicated partners who show

up and work with us to advance policy solutions that ensure our transportation system delivers

racial equity outcomes. “Nicole Vallestero Keenan-Lai

Executive Director, Puget Sound Sage

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WSTA enjoys working with TCC because working

together we successfully deliver on policy wins that create more

effective and efficient transit across the entire state. Our strong

partnership and advocacy work has led to more transit options at

all corners of Washington!”Justin Leighton

Executive Director, Washington State Transit Association

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Equitable transportation policies that reflect and serve our

diverse communities are a priority, and TCC’s work in that area has been

critical. It’s an honor to continue partnering with them as we address historic inequities and incorporate smart design and climate resiliency to meet Washington’s needs in the

21st century.”Senator Rebecca Saldaña

37th Legislative District

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25 YEARSOF TRANSPORTATION CHOICES TCC is born! With a vision to bring more transportation

alternatives to Washington State a group of dedicated individuals began TCC, formerly known as ALT-TRANS.

High-capacity transit leaves the station. Alt-Trans helps pass the Sound Move campaign in 1996, creating Sound Transit, and launching the region into a new era of high-capacity transit for the Puget Sound region.

Alt-Trans becomes Transportation Choices Coalition!

Faster and more accessible transit comes to the Puget Sound. Transportation Choices helps pass Transit Now which brings Rapid Ride to King County Metro services, expands access services to rural King County, and continues to show our region’s commitment to a connected transit system for all.

A regional system becomes a reality. Transportation Choices works to pass Sound Transit 2, a voter-approved expansion of Link light rail, express bus, and Sound rail.

A big year for Transportation Choices. Transportation Choices releases our first strategic plan, launches an updated logo, and adopts the guiding tagline transit for all.

A new transit agency in North East Washington. TCC helps pass a ballot measure to create a brand new transit agency in Okanogan County, winning with 56 percent of the vote!

Bus service expands in Seattle. TCC and a coalition of human service providers, transit advocates, and small businesses pass Yes for Seattle Transit, the largest increase to bus service in Seattle’s history, with nearly two-thirds of voter support.

Safe streets in Pierce County. Transportation Choices begins a partnership with the Coalition for Active Transportation and Tacoma-Pierce County Public Health to provide technical expertise, community outreach, and education to ensure streets in Pierce County are safe for everyone.

ORCA LIFT connects more people to opportunity. Transit for All along with Transit Riders Union and Seattle-King County Coalition on Homelessness pass ORCA LIFT, the most expansive reduced fare program in the nation.

Transit for All is born. Puget Sound Sage, One America, and Transportation Choice form Transit for All, a coalition advancing policy solutions that ensure our transportation system delivers racial equity outcomes.

Mass Transit Now wins! TCC leads the coalition to win Sound Transit 3, $54 billion for light rail, bus, and commuter rail. This is the most significant transit expansion ever in Washington State.

Yes for Buses wins! TCC helps Spokane pass its Yes for Buses campaign, expanding bus service by 25 percent and improving service in several regional corridors.

A win for equitable transit-oriented development! The Transit for All coalition and Housing Development Consortium help develop an equitable transit-oriented development framework that allows Sound Transit to use land parcels near light rail stations for affordable housing and further expand access to transportation. The Sound Transit Board passes the ETOD framework.

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ALEX HUDSON | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Alex oversees the administration, programs, and strategic plan of TCC. Alex is an advocate for people-centered planning and design who works strategically with a variety of partners to ensure transportation funding, policies, and systems create the most good for the largest number of people.

KEIKO BUDECH | COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Keiko transforms policy jargon into accessible language, develops messaging, and advances TCC’s audience outreach to continue building support for equitable transportation choices for all. Her values-based strategies help TCC’s communications focus on people, and resonate with our diverse audiences.

MIRIAM CASTRO | PROGRAM MANAGER Miriam leads the U District Let’s Go program, a year long pilot program helping connect people working, living and visiting the U District with transportation resources and ensures that anyone who wants to travel to and through the neighborhood has the ability to do so.

JACLYN GAULT | OPERATIONS MANAGER Jaclyn ensures that systems, processes, and resources are in place to support a thriving organization, and that staff and Board do our work well while having fun.

KELSEY MESHER | ADVOCACY DIRECTOR Kelsey leads TCC’s work in building support among elected officials, transportation leaders, and the public for equitable transportation policies and practices. Kelsey sees urban policy and planning as a means to building healthier, fairer and more resilient communities.

HESTER SEREBRIN | POLICY DIRECTOR Hester researches and collaborates with organizational partners, policy experts, and elected leaders to develop and support intersectional policies that prioritize and fund safe, sustainable, affordable, and healthy transportation investments in areas that need it most.

SELINA URENA | DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Selina strengthens donor relationships, provides fundraising support, and leads the individual giving program. Selina sees fundraising as a way to build collective power and provide avenues for people to invest in their communities.

TCC TEAM WORDS:

FROM OUR PARTNERS

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The Bullitt Foundation has been a proud supporter to TCC because

they apply a racial equity lens to mobility policy that supports

strong communities and a healthy environment. TCC is a coalition

builder that works across different sectors to get organizations to

speak with a unified voice to increase power and impact.”

Neelima ShahProgram Officer, Bullitt Foundation

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I’m a senior and don’t drive. The availability of Twin Transit

allows me to get where I need to go in order to remain independent and age in place. Without transit, I could not go to the doctor and

shop for groceries. Organizations like TCC make vital

life connections possible.”Jean Fairgrieve

Transit Rider, Lewis County

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TCC is a valued partner to Metro, whether it is celebrating

our riders, working to improve policy so our agency continues

to be inclusive and accessible, or advocating for transit interests.

We can count on TCC.”Rob Gannon

General Manager, King County Metro

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2017 INCOME

GRANTS $476,500

INDIVIDUAL/CORPORATE $209,593

GOVERNMENT/ASSOCIATIONS $186,500

OTHER (EARNED INCOME, INTEREST AND DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES) $71,548

TOTAL: $944,141

POLICY $343,372

EDUCATION $341,079

FUNDRAISING $94,268

ADVOCACY $65,907

ADMINISTRATION $48,414

TOTAL: $893,040

2017 EXPENSES

*These condensed financial statements are presented for information purposes only. TCC is audited annually by the firm of Jones and Associates LLC. Audited financial statements are available upon request.

TCC FINANCIALS Rob Berman

Board President Washington Transportation Business

Development Manager, HDR

Ryan MelloBoard Vice President

Tacoma City Councilmember

Sunshine Monastrial Board Treasurer

Planning, Development and Evaluation Supervisor, International Community

Health Services (ICHS)

Toby CrittendenTransit Enthusiast

Ann Freeman-Manzanares General Manager, Intercity Transit

Dan KullyPolitical Communications Expert

Mark LiiasWashington State Senator,

Legislative District 21

Jon ScholesPresident and CEO,

Downtown Seattle Association

Charla Skaggs Principal Communications and Outreach

Specialist, Maul Foster & Alongi, Inc

Rachel SmithDirector of Government Relations, King

County Executive Dow Constantine

Jeremy UneBus Driver

Kristina WalkerExecutive Director,

Downtown On the Go

Barb WilsonGovernment Affairs Officer, Vulcan Inc

We would like to thank Mary LaFleur for her generously donated design work.

TCC BOARD

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2017 & 2018 DONORS AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2018

THANK YOU!FOUNDATION SUPPORTAmerican Public Transportation AssociationBoeing Charitable TrustBullitt FoundationNew Belgium Family FoundationNorthwest Fund for the EnvironmentSatterberg FoundationSocial Venture PartnersSurdna FoundationThe Benevity Community Impact FundThe Seattle FoundationTransitCenter, Inc.

PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSAcutanza Strategic Transport SolutionsAECOM Technology CorpAmazonBoeing CompanyCDM SmithCH2M HillCocker Fennessy, IncDavid Evans and Associates, IncEMC ResearchEnviroIssuesExpedia, Inc.Fehr & PeersGitHubGoogleGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramGreenbusch GroupHDR Engineering, IncHNTB CorporationJacobs EngineeringMaul Foster AlongiMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMotorola Solutions FoundationNelson/NygaardNew England BuildingParametricParametrixSiemens industry, Inc.Starbucks

Velocipede ArchitectsVulcanWSPZipcar

PUBLIC SECTOR PARTNERSATU Legislative Council of WashingtonCity of SeattleCommunity TransitCommute SeattleDowntown Seattle AssociationEarthshare of WashingtonEverett TransitHomeSightIntercity Transit AuthorityKing County MetroOneAmericaPierce Transit AuthoritySeattle Metropolitan Chamber of CommerceSound Transit AuthoritySpokane Transit AuthorityWashington Environmental CouncilWashington State Transit AssociationWhatcom Transportation Authority

MAJOR DONORSTCC CHAMPIONS (1,000+)Anonymous (3)Jeanne AcutanzaCody ArledgeBrad and Susan BrickmanSharon ColemanKevin CollinsCraig DavisonEmelie EastAnn Freeman-ManzanaresColleen GantsMichael HarbourJosh KavanaghDaniel KullyJeff JohnsonPatsyann Jones Coburn

Marko LiiasRyan MelloShefali Ranganathan and Murari GopalanJonathan ScholesRachel SmithJustin WheelerAmy Wheeless and Brian Ferris

MAJOR DONORS (250+)Michelle AllisonAlexandria ArandaAndrew AustinRyan and Megan AveryClaudia BalducciEric BeckmanRobert BermanBrittney BollayBrynn BradyJesseca Brand and Adam PoradDick Burkhart and Mona LeeAmanda and Jeff CainThomas and Fangliang CarpenterSharon ChenBob Crittenden and Elizabeth SinclairToby CrittendenKaren Daubert and Jared SmithMaud DaudonNaomi DoernerAbigail DoerrJeff DubruleWalker DuhonJoni and Charlie EarlLeif EspelundAlexandra FastleJosh FeitMark FoltzRich GarySally GillisStevan GorcesterAmy GrotefendtDiane HornHolly HouserRon Judd

Christopher Karnes and Christopher SchollMargaret KitchellAlex KriegBill LaBordeCatherine LarsonKyle and Katie LoringAsvin MandadiMichael MattmillerSara MaxanaJoan McBride and Margaret MeisterCalli McDermottKevin McDonaldRoger and Candi MillarChris O’ClaireAdam ParastNancy PenroseStephanie PureVaishali RanganathanPeter Rogoff and Dena MorrisPatty RubstelloRebecca SaldañaCarla Saulter and Adam EdwardsChristine ScharrerMark ScheibeDwight SchockHester SerebrinMeredith Stelling and Craig ShankAndrew StrobelRich StolzBret Torbeck and Steven KopelmanDaryl Wendle and Diane CarlsonChris WardAnne Ward-RyanRyan WheatonAlex WhitworthDiane WiatrMichael WilliamsBarbara WrightJoseph WoodsDave Woolley Wilson

Alexis LorenzCandida LorenzanaAmanda LuzhenDonna M. EwingNicole MacriPaige MalottEmily MannettiLoreana and Paul MarcianteAnn MarrinKira MarrinerTeri MarshBill MartinDeAnna MartinHeather MarxBrice and Bridgette MarymanAnne MasseyRobert MatatallAlexandra MatherJessica MatthewsMatthew MauerRobin MayhewJason McAleesChris McCulloughAlicia McIntireShannon McKennaMike McQuaidJames McRobertsEthan MeloneFrana MilanNicholas MirraBen MitchellConnie MoffitAutumn MonahanSunshine MonastrialLauren MooreRachel MooreNat MoralesCaitlin MoranThomas MoreStuart MorkWarren and Jacqueline MoskowitzDavid MoyaShannon MurphyDale N Bickenbach

Andrew NatzelLee NewgentJamyang NhangkarGregory NickelsKathryn O’BrienJennifer OlegarioJeanette OrdonezAaron OstromRon PaananenAditi ParanjpyeNicole ParishGiulia PasciutoEdward PattonJean Paul VelezKevin PaulichPatrick PengJohn PerlicDavid PetersJennifer PflumGeoffrey PhippsOwen PickfordKerry PihlstromLoretta PirozziEmily PlattJoseph PoirierYoung PrestonApril PutneyKenneth QuayleBrendan RahmanJessica RamirezSameer RanadeJennifer RashCherilyn ReimersRichard ReisDerek RichardsYee-Fan RiuBill RoachDavid RobinsonDave RodgersJames RolphDavid RudoChris RuleDave RussellRodney Rutherford

Clattenburg RyanHarold S. TaniguchiAdam SachsAnirudh SahniEdward SalazarElizabeth SallDennis SandstromGabriel ScheerDavey SchuldtJay SchulkinGlenn SchwantesDavid SeaterAlan SerebrinChetan SharmaMatt SheldenDave SheltonTravis SherwoodBrad ShinnAmy ShirakawaBenjamin SibelmanKerri SidebottomCharla SkaggsEvan SmithCharlie SmoyerShreya SoodLawrence SpurgeonMatthew StaffordIan StewartRochelle StoweJamie Strausz-ClarkJames StreetMichael StringerMercedes StroeveCathy StrombomKatie StultzKarthik SubramanyamStan SuchanKathleen SullivanE Susan MeyerLilly SutherlandAlisa SwankAra Swanson MerkensErin TamCaitlyn Taylor

Erin and Erica TaylorMichael TerrellChristopher ThomasJim ThomsonCalvin ToniniBlake TraskAmy TurnerDan TurnerSarah TurnerKaren UffelmanLiz Underwood-BultmannSelina UrenaJavier ValdezValentina VaneevaGreg WalkerKristina WalkerSean WalkerDarby WatsonRebecca and Chris WeberLindy WestJack WhisnerTerry WhiteDavid WigginsBryan WilliamsDavid WilliamsBarb WilsonKyla WilsonJonathan WinslowConrad WinterAnna WittowAndrew WongXiatian WuSung YangEmily YasukochiDavid YeaworthKaDeena YerkanMaryam ZabihiLauren ZondagPedro Zurbach

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2017 & 2018 DONORS AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2018

THANK YOU!SUPPORTERSGenesee AdkinsGabe AeschlimanChongsun AhnJonathan AhnTamara AliciaDavid AllenPatty AllenRich AllenJeralee AndersonPaige AndersonMary Ann CarlsonChris ArkillsJay ArnoldPaul and Paula ArnoldErik Ashlie-VinkeAlex AtchisonDaniel Austin, MDAnthony AveryCarrie Avila-MooneyRachel BaerBen BakkentaAmanda BarnettJennifer Bassett-HalesCarmen BendixenDan BertoletTim BevanStoney BirdMichael BjorkWill BjornDon and Erin BlakeneyTim BoeschScott BonjukianSarah BrandtDaniel BrodyHanna Brooks OlsenJessica BrownKern BruceBill BryantChristopher BudechSonja BursethFred ButlerLyset CadenaAllison Camden

James CanningMiriam Castro and Jordan Gorman-LaddLeroy ChadwickCarla ChavezAnn ColowickCarol CooperEvan CoreyJonathan CracoliciJaron CramerMark CrawfordLinda CreedBruce CrossBen CrowtherLauren CurrinJill CzarneckiDavid DahlMichael DahlstromAmy DanbergAhmed DarratErin DavidMargo DawsAnthony De SimoneFaith DeBoltAllison DobbinsMatthew DockreyKaren DohertyTom DonnellySue DreierPhillip and Terra DugganKathleen DunnCharlie E. HowardHolly EckertNicholas EfthimiadisMercedes ElizaldeJoe ElliottRobin EngleJeff EustisJessyn FarrellElizabeth FaulknerMelinda FaulknerLeigh FeatherstoneJake FeyMichael FongStephanie Forman

Molly Freed and Brittney Boudwinketil freemanNed FriendMaradel GaleMatt GangemiJustin GarrodEmilio GarzaJaclyn GaultAlicia GeorgeAnthony GillKeith GillisDavid GitlinMitch GitmanKelly GlennJulie GoldbergEric GonzalezNancy GoodnoAmy GoreRobert GormanRicardo GotlaTim GouldAgnes Govern and Mary PetersonJess GreenJennifer GregersonIsaac GrossGeorge and Virginia GunbyJon GuntherThomas GutSarah GutschowKristina H WeirThomas H. SherrardMarisa HagneyMaryam HakimianAlicia HalbergKatie HalseRyan HarrisonTyrell HedlundElliot HelmbrechtClaudia HirscheyMafara HobsonDouglas HoltomDana HookJonathan HopkinsMichael Horntvedt

Zak IdanAlexis IzorS.J JackyLeigh JacobsonAnupama JanardhanMary Jane ShirakawaLacey Jane WolfeYingle JiangAndrea JohnsonAndrew JohnsonChris JohnsonTaha KabbajAyla KadahBen KahnPaul KassenSandeep KaushikBecky KelleyTaylor KendallHannah KeyesAndrew Kidde and Trina DoerflerJin-Ah KimRebecca KinchenQuentin KingLarissa King RawlinsShelley KlobaRobert KnollCurt KohlwesBrand KosterTory KovacsAndrew KramerJonathan KreitlerKatherine KrullerAkshay KulkarniJoe KunzlerTammy KutzmarkKeith KyleMary LaFleurWilliam and Ethylanne LarrimoreKimberly LarsonAlex and Erica Leigh SlepakRoberta LewandowskiJoseph LlonaRachel LoboMichael Loo

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MISSIONTCC is working to bring Washingtonians more and better transportation choices - real opportunities to take a bus, catch a train, ride a bike, or walk.

CONNECT WITH TCCOur work brings results. More transportation choices mean more time for yourself and your loved ones, more money in your pocket, and a cleaner environment.

Renew your contribution today to ensure that Washington State continues to give transportation choices the priority they deserve.