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Responding to COVID-19
Learn more about resources and funding opportunities available to nonprofits across the Pacific Northwest
The Trust is a Community
We build relationships for the common good. We dig in deep, shoulder to shoulder, helping nonprofits sharpen their approach and sustain their mission. Because when a powerful idea fulfills its promise, lives are changed, communities thrive and our entire region prospers.
What We Do
The Trust helps support community-focused organizations at every level of their development through grants, enrichment programming and other resources.
Who We Are
A passionate team guided by the life and values of an inspirational regional leader.
Where We Help
We partner with nonprofits serving the Pacific Northwest, including Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.
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Learn more about the programs and grant opportunities available for each sector and explore stories of grantee success.
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Learn how we’re doing our part to fight COVID-19
During the current coronavirus pandemic, the work of the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust continues. However, in accordance with guidance by local and national leaders and experts, we have closed our physical offices for the time being to the public.
- Our staff will be working remotely and remains fully reachable via all of our normal technological channels (including phone and email) for any questions you may have.
- Grant applications and awards will still be processed. If you have questions about an existing application or grant, please reach out to us by email or phone.
- For the immediate future, the Trust will not host convenings or outside group meetings in our office space. Our event coordination team is proactively working with those impacted to reschedule.
Our thanks and gratitude are with all of those across the Pacific Northwest, the country and the world who are helping to address the urgent needs presented by this pandemic, including front line healthcare workers serving the sick and suffering, school districts ensuring children have access to nutritious meals while classrooms are closed, scientific researchers working diligently on treatment protocols and the countless nonprofit volunteers seeking to provide support to their local communities in myriad ways.
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