ADOPT A RAINBOW: West Seattle Junction Association’s first-ever Pride plan

For the first time, the West Seattle Junction Association plans to line the heart of The Junction with rainbow flags for Pride. And it’s offering “adoption” of rainbow flags as a fundraiser, as WSJA has done with the annual flower baskets. Here’s the announcement:

Show your pride by adopting a rainbow flag to fly Pride weekend. Support love for all by adopting a 3′ x 5′ rainbow flag for Pride! For the first time in Junction history we’ll be proudly flying 60 rainbow flags all along California Ave! Be one of the 60 people who will be showing your love.

The cost to adopt a 3 ft x 5 ft flag is $85. You may adopt more than one flag; there are 60 available flags.

Your adoption fee includes a commemorative 8 inch x 6 inch rainbow flag (or keep the full 3 ft x 5 ft flag) with a desk stand. Your commemorative flag will include your name and message. Each commemorative flag will be affixed to the pole of your large 3 ft x 5 ft flag that will line California Ave. 

If you’re interested – here’s where to start.

6 Replies to "ADOPT A RAINBOW: West Seattle Junction Association's first-ever Pride plan"

  • newnative April 5, 2019 (2:07 pm)

    Fundraiser for which charity? I didn’t see any charities mentioned on the adoption page or this story. 

    • WSB April 5, 2019 (2:46 pm)

      The Junction Association is a nonprofit.

  • Crew Jones April 5, 2019 (6:46 pm)

    Where is the money going to?

  • Karen Crnich April 5, 2019 (7:12 pm)

    You should get the Rainbow girls of Alki Maconic Temple involved..

  • Alex April 6, 2019 (9:17 pm)

    The wording of this story does seem to imply the money is going to support gay rights or something. To be clear, it’s not, it’s going to the junction association.

    • WSB April 6, 2019 (9:31 pm)

      Fundraiser is the term I chose to indicate there’s a charge. Don’t know what other term to use to describe a nonprofit collecting money that will go toward its operations.

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