Foundations funding civil rights and advocacy nonprofits in Washington

173 foundations based in Washington reported $90.5M in civil rights and advocacy grants across 502 grants. Median grant: $12,500.

Based in Washington

Ranked by dollars granted to civil rights and advocacy causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to civil rights, social action & advocacyGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
Pivotal Philanthropies FoundationEIN 882918646$30.0M14$820,000$485M
Breakthrough Energy Action IncEIN 853694865$11.1M4$250,000$29.5M
Inatai FoundationEIN 300889914$10.8M40$201,000$71.0M
Marguerite Casey FoundationEIN 912062197$7.48M30$50,000$33.0M
Kaphan FoundationEIN 651211107$4.05M11$225,320$22.9M
Clean and Prosperous AmericaEIN 843565108$3.54M42$25,000$15.0M
Giving Grousbeck Fazzalari Dated April 20 2011EIN 306284986$3.02M2$50,000$17.8M
Campion Advocacy FundEIN 462842065$2.57M2$200,000$3.70M
Evergreen Freedom FoundationEIN 943136961$2.50M1$2,500,000$2.50M
Breakthrough Energy FoundationEIN 853672460$1.98M7$200,000$71.9M
The Satterberg Foundation IncEIN 911501066$1.97M15$125,000$42.6M
Opportunities for Education FoundationEIN 912091348$1.16M1$1,156,367$1.16M
Social Justice Fund NorthwestEIN 911036971$886K18$45,000$4.85M
Panorama GlobalEIN 814204119$728K10$50,000$19.5M
Far Star Action Fund C/O Baker TillyEIN 823710730$675K2$125,000$2.45M
The Pride FoundationEIN 911325007$625K22$30,000$4.24M
Neukom Family FoundationEIN 911737888$400K2$200,000$4.45M
Northwest Immigrant Rights ProjectEIN 911393082$386K1$177,097$1.16M
Washington Community Alliance Action FundEIN 871399272$285K1$285,000$285K
Washington Progress FundEIN 262868934$283K4$55,000$1.76M

Funds Washington from out of state

54 foundations outside Washington send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Washington organizations. Between them they moved $67.3M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to WashingtonShare to WashingtonMedian grant
NEO Philanthropy IncEIN 133191113NY$24.0M23%$50,000
Jhpiego CorporationEIN 237424444MD$6.80M11%$207,509
Jsi Research & Training Institute IncEIN 042679824MA$5.91M11%$50,000
Wyncote FoundationEIN 263535044PA$4.69M18%$73,000
The North Star Charitable FoundationEIN 465425456NY$2.50M16%$75,000
Northwest Area FoundationEIN 410719221MN$2.48M14%$100,000
Lucky Seven FoundationEIN 911722000DE$1.57M87%$2,000
Chung FoundationEIN 823760826DE$1.50M75%$39,250
USATransformEIN 824819179TX$1.48M12%$360,000
Lopker Family FoundationEIN 770448078CA$1.41M54%$7,530
Northwest Health Foundation Fund IIEIN 931293344OR$1.32M40%$30,000
Ibis GroupEIN 260876000DC$1.25M11%$400,000
The Laura Ellen & Robert Muglia Family FoundationEIN 916525838NJ$1.17M31%$10,000
National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directorsdba NastadEIN 911568650DC$973K11%$75,000
Brant Foundation C/O Perelson Weiner LLPEIN 911724951NY$836K66%$5,000
Wallace H Coulter FoundationEIN 311546126FL$750K32%$50,000
The Wollenberg FoundationEIN 946072264CA$562K23%$10,000
Far Reaching MinistriesEIN 330776828CA$407K33%$33,200
Sustainable Grant Making Partners FundEIN 473287351CA$402K27%$25,000
Karuna FoundationEIN 854026412CO$395K10%$50,000

How these figures are built

Every number on this page comes from IRS Form 990 filings — the grants foundations themselves reported on Schedule I or Part XV. Organizations that file the simplified 990-EZ are not asked to report grants, so they do not appear here at all. And giving patterns reflect the filings loaded, not necessarily what a foundation is funding this year, so verify recent activity before you approach anyone. Full methodology.

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