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We are pleased to share that from January–April 2025, Trustees approved 101 grants totaling $28,109,090 to nonprofit organizations across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. #
Amidst significant shifts within the nonprofit sector in early 2025, organizations didn't just adapt—they innovated, collaborated, and doubled down on their mission to serve. As you explore grantmaking stories from Winter & Spring 2025, you'll discover the remarkable people and projects that are revolutionizing how we build thriving communities for the sake of the common good.
Full Amount by State
Alaska: 7 grants, $2,298,000
Idaho: 8 grants, $1,701,000
Montana: 13 grants, $3,000,000
Oregon: 21 grants, $5,753,500
Washington: 42 grants, $9,613,590
British Columbia & National: 10 grants, $5,743,000
Featured Grantees #
Alaska #
Prince William Sound Science & Technology Institute #
Support for a new Director of Coastal Resilience will aid this research and education institute in addressing climate challenges in coastal Alaska and beyond.
Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust #
A new staff member will support Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust's work preserving and protecting the salmon and wildlife habitat of the Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska.
Idaho #
Opera Theater Friends #
The restoration of the Historic 1914 Glenns Ferry Opera Theater will serve as an economic driver to Glenns Ferry and increase opportunities for connection and programming for visitors and residents.
Wassmuth Center for Human Rights #
A full-time development director will support the Center's growth of in-person and remote programming, inviting more visitors and participants into the critical work of promoting respect for human dignity and diversity.
Montana #
Veterans Navigation Network #
A new Community Engagement Manager role will be responsible for outreach and volunteer coordination to increase service to veterans and their families in Montana.
Code Girls United #
Support for a new Impact Director role will increase Code Girls United's capacity to measure, evaluate, and enhance the effectiveness of its programs and initiatives.
Oregon #
Salem Art Association #
New Fair and Festival Director and Assistant Director roles are anticipated to increase attendance and engagement at the Salem Art & Fair Festival and World Beat Festival.
Wild Salmon Center #
A new Fisheries Analyst role will oversee analysis of current salmon fisheries management and advocate for sustainable and equitable reforms across the Pacific Rim.
Our Just Future #
New staff will support Our Just Future's ability to provide more direct services, eviction prevention, career support, and affordable housing for families navigating houselessness and low income.
Columbia Memorial Hospital #
Support for facility expansions will help improve the quality of healthcare in rural Oregon and Washington.
CASA of Lane County #
Support for two new staff positions will aid in CASA Lane County's efforts to increase volunteerism and community awareness.
Washington #
yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective #
A new facility will create space for more services, programs, and support to intertribal Indigenous and BIPOC creatives in the Seattle area.
Northwest Education Access #
A new staff position is intended to increase this organization's ability to support unhoused and low-income youth across Washington State to prepare for, access, and complete higher education.
Girls on the Run Puget Sound #
A new staff member will coordinate fundraising and marketing for this nonprofit that inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.
Binaytara #
New staffing support will amplify Binaytara's ability to provide access to evidence-based cancer care for patients in rural and underserved areas.
Leadership Tomorrow #
Two new staffing positions will better equip this community leadership organization in the Puget Sound region to educate and connect leaders across sectors to collaborate for collective impact.