Foundations funding public and societal benefit nonprofits in Washington

110 foundations based in Washington reported $26.7M in public and societal benefit grants across 223 grants. Median grant: $10,000.

Based in Washington

Ranked by dollars granted to public and societal benefit causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to public & societal benefitGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
Partners for Energy ProgessEIN 843818906$8.22M1$8,223,803$8.22M
Breakthrough Energy Action IncEIN 853694865$3.25M2$250,000$29.5M
Kaphan FoundationEIN 651211107$2.35M4$225,320$22.9M
Marguerite Casey FoundationEIN 912062197$2.25M12$50,000$33.0M
Panorama GlobalEIN 814204119$2.04M5$50,000$19.5M
Clean and Prosperous AmericaEIN 843565108$1.43M24$25,000$15.0M
Pacific Northwest CWOA ChapterEIN 882079704$1.37M1$6,000$1.38M
Wild Lives FoundationEIN 811612906$1.10M2$112,500$2.29M
Skookum Educational Programs Dba TesseraEIN 911434778$456K1$9,400$543K
Laidir Foundation C/O Brian LonerganEIN 472519767$440K2$100,000$4.04M
Dbia ServicesEIN 742927336$260K1$260,000$260K
College Spark WashingtonEIN 911215725$250K2$60,000$3.65M
Tew FoundationEIN 911817398$200K2$50,000$3.03M
Utility Information AllianceEIN 923626174$200K1$200,000$700K
Community Center for Education ResultsEIN 271667560$171K1$91,628$694K
Rei Cooperative Action FundEIN 854299419$170K7$15,000$13.5M
Credit Unions in the State of WashingtonEIN 910219435$156K6$15,000$9.63M
Charles M & Gloria Parrish FoundationEIN 870490763$142K3$4,300$468K
Washington Progress FundEIN 262868934$140K3$55,000$1.76M
Washington State Microenterprise AssociationEIN 300434103$123K3$21,000$2.07M

Funds Washington from out of state

39 foundations outside Washington send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Washington organizations. Between them they moved $111M 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
The Blackrock Charitable FoundationEIN 842144591NY$20.0M52%$250,000
Tom and Meg Names Family FdnEIN 474742634NJ$5.82M85%$50,000
Cpwr the Center for Construction Research and TrainingEIN 521172454MD$4.10M57%$99,610
Better Next Year FundEIN 934195435DE$2.50M43%$500,000
Camilla Chandler Family FoundationEIN 956979804CA$1.80M39%$200,000
James B McClatchy FoundationEIN 680283878CA$1.50M22%$75,000
USATransformEIN 824819179TX$1.48M12%$360,000
Center for State Enforcement of Antitrust & Consumer Protection LaEIN 201994925DC$1.40M97%$111,656
Northwest Health Foundation Fund IIEIN 931293344OR$1.32M40%$30,000
The Nu Skin Force for Good FoundationEIN 870577244UT$1.15M61%$20,000
Sorenson Impact FoundationEIN 453203840UT$1.00M28%$250,000
Infosys Foundation USAEIN 264592537NY$885K14%$26,250
The Wilke Family FoundationEIN 261207948DE$830K41%$25,000
Wallace H Coulter FoundationEIN 311546126FL$750K32%$50,000
World Giving FoundationEIN 842428151KS$639K45%$27,800
Brt Charitable FoundationEIN 842541048CA$500K20%$30,000
Lookout Foundation IncEIN 223745074FL$477K47%$6,500
Foundation for Middle East PeaceEIN 526055574DC$457K14%$20,000

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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