Jan 24, 2020
January 24, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Seattle, WA: With a new decade and a new year, a local awards store in Seattle, WA is looking back at the past and highlights its reputation within the local community. Northwest Trophy has a 4.9-star rating on both Facebook and Yelp, along with a 4.1 rating on Google.
These high star ratings reflect the tireless dedication to the local community over the years. As a locally owned and operated store the ratings that they receive on social platforms help their business continue to thrive.
Serving the community since the 1950’s Northwest Trophy is proud of the reputation it holds in the community. Northwest Trophy is owned by a third generation that makes awards in Seattle, WA, continually seeking to always put customer service first, just as the generations before them.
The trophies, custom medals and plaques sold at Northwest Trophy are high quality and the perfect way to honor extraordinary achievement. Items can be custom made upon request. Serving the community from three locations in the Seattle, WA Northwest Trophy is here to help the community with all awards and trophy needs.

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For more information about Northwest Trophy, contact the company here:
Northwest Trophy
Robb Anderson
(206) 682-3523
[email protected]
Bellevue Location:
13620 NE 20th
Bellevue, Wa. 98005
(425) 641-3700
Woodinville Location:
13440 NE 177th Pl.
Woodinville, WA 98072
(425) 485-4149
Seattle Location:
1220 Howell St. Suite 150
Seattle, Wa. 98101
(206) 682-3523
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