Foundations funding religion nonprofits in Washington

302 foundations based in Washington reported $38.0M in religion grants across 25,930 grants. Median grant: $9,213.

Based in Washington

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

FoundationGiving to religion-relatedGrantsMedian grantTotal giving
M J Murdock Charitable TrustEIN 237456468$7.42M55$87,000$117M
Amazonsmile FoundationEIN 462626883$3.37M25,101$57$72.9M
Christ Cares for Kids FoundationEIN 383505507$2.68M5$330,000$13.3M
The Gunnar and Ruth Lie FoundationEIN 912090480$1.70M2$200,000$2.45M
Samis FoundationEIN 911641746$1.64M14$20,000$8.32M
D&G Charitable FundEIN 477440095$1.20M1$750,000$9.05M
Lynden Christian School Endowment FundEIN 202513206$1.18M1$1,175,205$1.18M
Columbia Basin FoundationEIN 911733104$1.13M1$10,000$1.38M
Anderson Family FoundationEIN 510147901$1000K5$200,000$3.89M
World Vision IncEIN 951922279$831K73$12,000$3.00M
Stewardship FoundationEIN 916020515$800K17$50,000$5.53M
Almi Foundation IncEIN 680203129$688K1$497,225$994K
Anduin FoundationEIN 263904200$675K2$50,000$1.55M
T Causemetics Foundation Dba Thrive Causemetics FoundationEIN 824806875$619K6$93,280$77.8M
The Rorvig FoundationEIN 883001501$564K3$150,000$1.69M
The Starbucks FoundationEIN 911795425$550K2$75,000$23.6M
Khaki FoundationEIN 200461805$528K1$52,161$912K
The Seattle Times Community Impact FundEIN 911081445$500K1$114,240$3.14M
Innovia FoundationEIN 910941053$476K16$13,824$11.3M
Steffens FoundationEIN 202420941$447K4$23,000$1.58M

Funds Washington from out of state

77 foundations outside Washington send at least 10% of their grantmaking, and at least $100,000, to Washington organizations. Between them they moved $68.0M into the state.

FoundationHome stateGiving to WashingtonShare to WashingtonMedian grant
Jack R Macdonald Charitable TrustEIN 306410216TX$7.25M70%$3,107,017
The Albertsons Companies FoundationEIN 912144510CA$7.24M13%$15,750
Upward Bound YouthEIN 341850567OH$6.12M24%$100,000
Eagle FoundationEIN 470773892NE$5.75M14%$200,000
Zeneth F Ward & Lanetta S Ward FdnEIN 931269745NV$4.77M30%$1,129,762
Tahoe Community FoundationEIN 880362053NV$4.31M19%$25,000
Jackson Kemper FoundationEIN 364152920IL$3.63M26%$200,000
National Council for Community Development IncEIN 136532871NY$3.05M29%$10,000
Reid Robert and Jean Family FdnEIN 467048885IL$2.70M100%$167,500
The Diller-Von Furstenberg Family FoundationEIN 461581956NY$1.50M18%$77,500
USATransformEIN 824819179TX$1.48M12%$360,000
Silver Family Foundation C/O Walter Berlingo and CompanyEIN 061532898CT$1.21M21%$35,000
Vijay and Marie Goradia Charitable FoundationEIN 205835715TX$1.20M12%$13,453
Lee H & Marion B Thompson FoundationEIN 943112077OR$1.07M12%$25,000
Winifred Stevens FoundationEIN 475488504AZ$1.02M11%$47,500
Tom & Marilyn Moyer FoundationEIN 936238025OR$850K36%$400,000
The Wilke Family FoundationEIN 261207948DE$830K41%$25,000
Youth for Christ FoundationEIN 742527177CO$770K25%$60,235
World Giving FoundationEIN 842428151KS$639K45%$27,800
Vincent J Coates FoundationEIN 770533167CA$500K28%$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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