Our
Mission
The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) is one of the City of Kirkland’s thirteen neighborhood associations. Our mission is to coordinate residents and partners to protect the natural environment and to promote the welfare of the community by engaging in civic issues.
Connecting Neighbors to Nature
DennyFest 2026 is in the books!
Thank you to everyone who helped make the day great —
from guests to volunteers, to community booth hosts, and vendors!
You all helped FHNA celebrate 30 years with joy, in community.
Deepest Thanks to EvergreenHealth for sponsoring DennyFest!
We couldn't have done it without you!
Our 2026 Goals:
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To support Bastyr woodland and wetlands preservation
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Nature stewardship activities
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Housing and land use forums for neighbors
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Work on several key Green Loop land acquisitions
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Collaboration with the City of Kirkland and the Finn Hill community on finalizing a Green Loop implementation plan
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To apply for grants for restoration work and 'fit and healthy communities'
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Council member and state legislator meetings, such as drinks with council members
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Events: trail tours and hikes, DennyFest, Christmas Ships and Bonfire
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Yard-by-yard Project: planting and learning
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And ideas yet to come from the community!
Finn Hill Green Loop
The Finn Hill Green Loop is a long-term project to connect Finn Hill’s parks and green spaces into a continuous woodland pathway that will circle the crown of Finn Hill and ultimately connect to nearby parks and trails such as Juanita Beach, the Cross Kirkland Corridor and the Burke Gilman Trail in Bothell. The loop will be not only a local asset but a regional one as well, expanding the reach of existing Finn Hill parks and adding to a network of trails linking municipalities on the Eastside. Planning with the city has begun! Learn about the process here.
Upcoming Events
Contact FHNA
Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance
9805 NE 116th St.,PMB #A317
Kirkland, WA 98034