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What If There Were No Wild Salmon?
Pacific Northwest wild salmon are going extinct. We cannot afford to lose any more.
Please help by donating below to raise funds for Pacific Northwest wild salmon restoration and protection.
Duke's Damsel on a Train Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to raise funds for Pacific Northwest wild salmon restoration and preservation. Benefiting selected local non-profits that specialize in saving wild salmon, Duke's Damsel on a Train Foundation raises funds annually through events, proceeds from Up River Red® and Up River White® wine sales, and donations. The Foundation was created in 2022 and is governed by Duke Moscrip and John Moscrip of Duke's Seafood, Pat Monahan of Train, and Damsel Cellars Co-owners Heather Andersen and Mike Cowden.
Participate While You Dine at Duke's with Up River Red® and Up River White®
Created specifically to raise funds for Pacific Northwest wild salmon, Up River Red® and Up River White® are sold exclusively at Duke's Seafood’s 6 locations and can be purchased by the glass or by the bottle.
The Backstory:
Duke's Seafood Restaurants, Pat Monahan of Train, and Damsel Cellars came together through a love of good food, wine, music and sustainability... and we realized the potential we had to save local salmon together. We created remarkable WA wines, Up River Red® and Up River White®, to bring people together for the good of Pacific Northwest wild salmon sustainability.
 Watch the video to see how our journey began and why protecting wild salmon means so much to us.
For questions or inquiries, please send an email to info@dukesdamselonatrain.com
7858 Green Lake Drive North
Seattle, WA 98103