
Help Feet First Advocate for Walkable Communities!
For over twenty years, Feet First has been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. For example, supporting statewide Safe Routes to Schools efforts, advocating for

For over twenty years, Feet First has been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. For example, supporting statewide Safe Routes to Schools efforts, advocating for

Why do some cities and towns and neighborhoods work better than others for people? Jane Jacobs spent her lifetime exploring this question, and the Jane’s Walk festival continues her quest

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of transportation activist Beau Morton. Beau was a stalwart advocate for alternative transportation. He was a founding member of the

Sound Transit has opened three light rail stations from Kent-Des Moines Rd. to Federal Way. Join Feet First as we ride light rail and stop at each station to discuss

For over twenty years, Feet First has been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. Walking is a vital transportation mode that connects communities, reduces pollution,

It’s finally here! GivingTuesday is a great day to make an impact and help Feet First, Washington state’s only statewide pedestrian advocacy group. Help us continue our work to make

Feet First, Washington state’s only pedestrian advocacy organization, has been the established leader in working to ensure all communities across Washington state are walkable. Since 2001 we have worked with

Feet First is looking for people to help form a Communications & Events Committee in support of our mission to ensure that all communities in Washington are walkable. This committee

Free Webinar: SRTS Student Leadership Model Spring 2024 Webinar Series Most Safe Routes to Schools (SRTS) efforts are organized and led by adults. The Student Leadership Model is different in

Feet First is Washington state’s only statewide pedestrian advocacy group. For the past 21 years, we have been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. Walking

For over twenty years, Feet First has been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. For example, supporting statewide Safe Routes to Schools efforts, advocating for

Why do some cities and towns and neighborhoods work better than others for people? Jane Jacobs spent her lifetime exploring this question, and the Jane’s Walk festival continues her quest

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of transportation activist Beau Morton. Beau was a stalwart advocate for alternative transportation. He was a founding member of the

Sound Transit has opened three light rail stations from Kent-Des Moines Rd. to Federal Way. Join Feet First as we ride light rail and stop at each station to discuss

For over twenty years, Feet First has been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. Walking is a vital transportation mode that connects communities, reduces pollution,

It’s finally here! GivingTuesday is a great day to make an impact and help Feet First, Washington state’s only statewide pedestrian advocacy group. Help us continue our work to make

Feet First, Washington state’s only pedestrian advocacy organization, has been the established leader in working to ensure all communities across Washington state are walkable. Since 2001 we have worked with

Feet First is looking for people to help form a Communications & Events Committee in support of our mission to ensure that all communities in Washington are walkable. This committee

Free Webinar: SRTS Student Leadership Model Spring 2024 Webinar Series Most Safe Routes to Schools (SRTS) efforts are organized and led by adults. The Student Leadership Model is different in

Feet First is Washington state’s only statewide pedestrian advocacy group. For the past 21 years, we have been a leader in efforts to ensure that all communities are walkable. Walking
Your donation will help us to:
put on neighborhood walks and provide walking resources
raise awareness throughout Washington about the benefits of walkable communities and rights of the pedestrians
host events and programs focused on improving walkability