Foundations funding human services nonprofits in Washington

908 foundations based in Washington reported $457M in human services grants across 39,543 grants. Median grant: $10,000.

Based in Washington

Ranked by dollars granted to human services causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to human servicesGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
Gates FoundationEIN 562618866$82.9M98$500,000$6.31B
Transforming AgeEIN 320672552$61.1M2$1,363,319$61.8M
Pivotal Philanthropies FoundationEIN 882918646$33.2M14$820,000$485M
Yakima Valley Farm Workers ClinicEIN 911019392$15.0M1$121,467$15.4M
T Causemetics Foundation Dba Thrive Causemetics FoundationEIN 824806875$14.2M69$93,280$77.8M
M J Murdock Charitable TrustEIN 237456468$13.9M81$87,000$117M
Inatai FoundationEIN 300889914$12.8M51$201,000$71.0M
Seattle FoundationEIN 916013536$11.2M585$6,000$178M
The Satterberg Foundation IncEIN 911501066$8.97M48$125,000$42.6M
United Way of King CountyEIN 910565555$8.77M60$85,000$43.5M
South Central Workforce Development CouncilEIN 205770412$7.73M2$109,445$8.40M
Amazonsmile FoundationEIN 462626883$6.72M34,438$57$72.9M
Workforce Development Council Seattle-KiEIN 912051978$6.40M12$48,395$17.8M
The Roots and Wings Foundation IncEIN 320581904$6.38M56$55,000$66.6M
The Aldarra FoundationEIN 460512048$6.17M3$2,175,000$100M
Marguerite Casey FoundationEIN 912062197$5.42M25$50,000$33.0M
Community Foundation of NcwEIN 911349486$4.86M19$18,950$17.0M
Perigee FundEIN 830847498$4.13M7$200,000$18.4M
Greater Tacoma Community FoundationEIN 911007459$3.58M21$23,839$18.3M
The Young Men's Christian Association of Greater Seattle (6871)EIN 910482710$3.39M11$128,095$5.60M

Funds Washington from out of state

239 foundations outside Washington send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Washington organizations. Between them they moved $304M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to WashingtonShare to WashingtonMedian grant
Good Ventures FoundationEIN 461008520CA$36.5M10%$115,000
NEO Philanthropy IncEIN 133191113NY$24.0M23%$50,000
St Joseph Health System FoundationEIN 330143024CA$16.0M78%$60,000
Providence Health & Services Foundation San Fernando & Santa Clarita Valleys SaEIN 953544877CA$14.8M99%$10,000
DTCareEIN 833344803PA$9.53M14%$2,634,074
Dalio Foundation IncEIN 431965846CT$8.03M16%$40,000
Covenant Health System FoundationEIN 752897026TX$7.96M100%$806,796
The Albertsons Companies FoundationEIN 912144510CA$7.24M13%$15,750
Islands Fund C/O John MunnEIN 911663838ID$6.81M42%$70,000
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of WashingtonEIN 910511770CA$6.62M53%$55,063
Upward Bound YouthEIN 341850567OH$6.12M24%$100,000
Jsi Research & Training Institute IncEIN 042679824MA$5.91M11%$50,000
Tom and Meg Names Family FdnEIN 474742634NJ$5.82M85%$50,000
Eagle FoundationEIN 470773892NE$5.75M14%$200,000
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health BoardEIN 930718154OR$5.04M54%$165,000
Crabby Beach Foundation C/O Jeanne BeckerEIN 300179374OR$4.41M61%$125,000
Tahoe Community FoundationEIN 880362053NV$4.31M19%$25,000
Population Services InternationalEIN 560942853DC$4.25M20%$502,234
Clean Water Here FoundationEIN 822713129CO$4.00M100%$2,005,000
Friends of the ChildrenEIN 931300690OR$3.72M24%$182,050

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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