8th Annual Event

JOIN US FOR OUR 8TH ANNUAL EVENT!

Roots of Recovery: Moving Mountains

Saturday, May 31, 6-10 p.m.

Summit – Seattle Convention Center | 900 Pine St., Seattle

PROGRAM | EMCEES | SPONSORS | TABLE CAPTAINS

After seven years as a luncheon fundraiser, Evergreen Treatment Service’s signature Roots of Recovery event is transforming. Join us for our inaugural gala Saturday, May 31 at Summit, the Seattle Convention Center’s newest addition.

The event will begin at 6 p.m. with live entertainment and craft beverages. We will then wine and dine and get inspired by stories of lives transformed in our very own community. The evening will culminate in a lively paddle raise and dessert dash to support ETS’ participants and programming.

Purchase Early Bird Tickets!

**Summit at the Seattle Convention Center.** The Summit parking garage entrance is at 1009 Olive Way. Find directions to the garage here: Summit Garage Link. Parking is $9 after 5 p.m.

PROGRAM

Full Program Coming Soon!

EMCEES

Sasha Summer Cousineau, owner of Revel Rouser Events, is a fundraising auctioneer, emcee, and wedding officiant based in Seattle, WA. Sasha believes her clients make up the heart and moral compass of our communities which is why she is living her “OccuPassion” every time she gets to serve local non-profit organizations and educational institutions. A lifelong performer passionate about social justice, racial equity, and feminism, she is a skilled, experienced, and caring event professional who has a 360-degree view of events. In-person or online, you can bet that Sasha will bring her experience, talent, sparkle, and genuine care to her work. She is excited to serve as your fundraising auctioneer this evening and thanks you for your generous support of Evergreen Treatment Services.

Mark Wright is a former broadcast journalist and TV news anchor and now hosts the podcast Fat Science with Dr. Emily Cooper. His career in journalism spanned 35 years—starting in Public Radio and ending as evening news anchor for KING 5 in Seattle. Mark is a respected community leader in Seattle and deeply committed to public service. As an event emcee, he’s worked with dozens of non-profits—helping raise millions of dollars. Mark is a longtime friend of ETS, and we are grateful for his continued dedication to our mission.