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Fund Raising Book Sale....

Lou Pepper, former CEO of Washington Mutual, has recently republished his book, “If You Get a Moment Would You Please...”  All proceeds from the book support Seattle's Museum of History and Industry and the Washington Mutual Alumni Fund.  The book is currently available for sale at the museum.

To acknowledge recent history, Lou has added a eulogy and a postscript honoring the Washington Mutual legacy and noting the existence of the Washington Mutual Alumni Funds.

With rare wit and irreverence, he presents us with a management style and culture that existed before Washington Mutual’s demise, when the bank was immensely successful.

“If You Get a Moment Would You Please”: $20.00
Pamphlet/Condensed Version “Lessons From Lou”: $ 5.00*
*Free with purchase of “If You Get a Moment”
 

Donate:

The Seattle Foundation is currently accepting donations on our behalf. If you are interested in donating to the WM Alumni Fund, please feel free to contact:
Allison Parker
The Seattle Foundation
1200 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1300
Seattle, WA 98101-3151
phone: (206) 515-2128 or 206-622-2294

You can make a donation by writing a check or by donating almost any type of asset, including cash, stock or real estate.  Checks should be made payable to The Seattle Foundation, with the notation "WM Alumni Fund." To donate assets, contact Allison Parker at The Seattle Foundation.

If you would like to help us in this effort, or can contribute in other ways, just email us.

IRS regulations require us to note that The Seattle Foundation will not provide any goods or services to you in exchange for a contribution to the WM Alumni Fund.  As a component fund of The Seattle Foundation, the Foundation has the authority to redirect distributions of the WM Alumni Fund if it becomes necessary to protect donor intent.

 

Media Coverage:
Seattle PI, College Aide for WaMu Workers
Seattle Times, Former WaMu execs raising money for workers losing stock, jobs
KOMO News interview with Fay Chapman