Help the Seattle Saxman Stay in His Home

For nearly 30 years, the Seattle Saxman has been part of the heartbeat of Seattle — sharing music, joy, and connection on our streets.

Since 1996, he has performed across the city — from the Kingdome and Key Arena to the Seattle Waterfront and the ferry terminal at 1st Avenue and Marion. For many, his saxophone became part of the soundtrack of Seattle life.

You may know him best from outside Mariners games, where his spirited rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” brought smiles to thousands of fans.

But today, he needs that same community.

In 2023, during the year of Seattle’s All-Star Game, he faced a life-changing medical emergency. A serious spinal condition required urgent surgery. While the operation was successful, the recovery has been long and financially overwhelming.

Months without steady income, combined with medical bills, have led to a difficult reality:

He is now at risk of losing his home.

This is not just about finances — this is about stability, dignity, and being able to continue forward after a major health battle.

The Seattle Saxman and his daughter are asking for help from the community that has supported him for decades.

If his music has ever made you pause, smile, or feel something special — this is your moment to give back.

Even a small contribution can help:

- Keep him housed

- Cover essential expenses

- Provide stability during recovery

If you’re unable to give, sharing this page means just as much.

Seattle has always shown up for its own.

Now is one of those moments.

Thank you for your support, kindness, and generosity.

☮️ & LOVE!

The Seattle Saxman and Family