Foundations funding recreation and sports nonprofits in Washington

49 foundations based in Washington reported $10.6M in recreation and sports grants across 431 grants. Median grant: $10,000.

Based in Washington

Ranked by dollars granted to recreation and sports causes — not by how large the foundation is overall.

FoundationGiving to recreation & sportsGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
M J Murdock Charitable TrustEIN 237456468$3.91M29$87,000$117M
Rei Cooperative Action FundEIN 854299419$2.22M118$15,000$13.5M
Allen Family PhilanthropiesEIN 943082532$752K4$300,000$58.0M
Names Family FoundationEIN 943250195$663K28$10,000$7.02M
One Roof FoundationEIN 844344490$398K7$32,000$1.94M
Innovia FoundationEIN 910941053$281K13$13,824$11.3M
Community Foundation of NcwEIN 911349486$245K10$18,950$17.0M
ArtsfundEIN 910839644$215K11$12,500$12.2M
Juniper FoundationEIN 911908199$178K4$5,000$698K
Grousemont FoundationEIN 911276047$142K9$25,000$10.2M
Ben B Cheney Foundation IncEIN 916053760$121K10$5,000$3.41M
Schuler Family FoundationEIN 990316347$102K4$1,000$1.68M
George Pocock Rowing FoundationEIN 911276445$101K6$19,245$245K
Mariners CareEIN 943138515$94.6K7$10,000$788K
Bainbridge Community FoundationEIN 912155208$78.4K7$12,500$4.18M
The Brettler Family FoundationEIN 912014618$75.5K3$50,000$3.18M
Grays Harbor Community FoundationEIN 911607005$70.0K4$23,850$2.58M
Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island TrustEIN 943184519$69.6K4$8,760$684K
Windermere FoundationEIN 911440894$60.0K4$10,300$1.72M
Jagran FoundationEIN 726210390$59.5K3$10,000$662K

Funds Washington from out of state

79 foundations outside Washington send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Washington organizations. Between them they moved $60.7M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to WashingtonShare to WashingtonMedian grant
Islands Fund C/O John MunnEIN 911663838ID$6.81M42%$70,000
Tom and Meg Names Family FdnEIN 474742634NJ$5.82M85%$50,000
Tahoe Community FoundationEIN 880362053NV$4.31M19%$25,000
Bonneville Environmental FoundationEIN 931248274OR$4.12M13%$54,294
Cpwr the Center for Construction Research and TrainingEIN 521172454MD$4.10M57%$99,610
National Council for Community Development IncEIN 136532871NY$3.05M29%$10,000
Leland J & Dorothy H Olson Charitable FoundationEIN 470748772NE$2.81M30%$46,500
Employees Community Fund of the Boeing CompanyEIN 831408568IL$2.33M46%$12,000
Raynier Institute & FoundationEIN 911644205DE$1.78M42%$10,000
Lucky Seven FoundationEIN 911722000DE$1.57M87%$2,000
Lopker Family FoundationEIN 770448078CA$1.41M54%$7,530
Silver Family Foundation C/O Walter Berlingo and CompanyEIN 061532898CT$1.21M21%$35,000
DV & Ida McEachern Charitable TrEIN 916063710WI$1.18M48%$15,000
The Nu Skin Force for Good FoundationEIN 870577244UT$1.15M61%$20,000
The Hope FoundationEIN 742655302Michigan$1.12M45%$98,131
St Luke's Health System LtdEIN 562570681ID$935K12%$13,000
Catholic Health Initiatives ColoradoEIN 840405257CO$900K16%$75,000
Klorfine FoundationEIN 227743385FL$675K27%$25,000
The Wollenberg FoundationEIN 946072264CA$562K23%$10,000
Mary H Storer FoundationEIN 830335956WY$530K46%$40,000

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. Donor-advised fund sponsors, corporate giving conduits, and organizations that regrant only to their own affiliates are excluded — they distribute donor-directed or internal funds and do not accept applications. Foundations reporting fewer than 3 grants in a cause are also excluded. 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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