From January to April 2026, the Trust awarded $34,368,234 across 152 grants to nonprofits serving communities throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
Our nonprofit partners continue to do meaningful work in the face of real pressures. Each grant awarded recognizes that effort and the communities it serves.
Explore a selection of Winter & Spring 2026 grants below, spanning education access, scientific research equipment, arts opportunities, and more.
Full Amount by State
Alaska: 11 grants, $1,784,637
Idaho: 9 grants, $2,709,000
Montana: 9 grants, $2,651,862
Oregon: 52 grants, $11,871,886
Washington: 55 grants, $11,841,367
Outside of the Pacific Northwest: 16 grants, $3,509,482
Featured Grantees #
Alaska #
See Stories #
New development staff will support See Stories' mission of increasing media literacy and visual storytelling for youth.
Family Promise of Juneau #
Support for a new facility purchase will help move families along pathways to permanent housing.
Outer Coast #
Support for program expansion will increase access to post-secondary education for Alaskan Native students.
Idaho #
Boise Contemporary Theater #
Facility renovations at the Boise Contemporary Theater will expand performing arts opportunities in the Boise metro region.
Idaho Youth Ranch #
Support for family visitation lodging will help strengthen family integration in youth residential mental health treatment.
University of Idaho #
A laser micromachining system will enhance research capacity and advance interdisciplinary research.
Montana #
Montana State University #
Support for an X-Ray Photoelectron Spectrometer will support materials characterization across Montana and the Pacific Northwest region.
Helena Christian School #
Construction of a new facility will increase the learning experiences and spiritual formation of students in Helena.
Oregon #
Oregon Symphony Association #
Expansion of The Music Box Initiative will create new audiences and champion music experience and education for all.
SPOON Foundation #
New staff will support SPOON's mission to improve health outcomes for children at risk in the Pacific Northwest.
Every Body Athletics #
A new development director will help improve the wellbeing of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Oregon.
George Fox University #
Support for new nursing program equipment will contribute to filling a growing need for nurses with specialty degrees.
Washington #
Hands On Children's Museum #
Museum expansion will strengthen school readiness for young children, build STEAM skills, and expand access for underserved families.
NW Furniture Bank #
Support for new facility construction will help reinforce housing stability by providing essential furniture resources and a sense of dignity.
R. Merle Palmer Minority Scholarship Foundation #
A new operations staff member will contribute to increasing the number of young adults of color pursuing meaningful trades careers in Pierce County, Washington.
Northwest Access Fund #
A new program staff member will enable more people with disabilities to live independently in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center #
Acquisition of a next generation mass spectrometry system will support analysis capabilities that impact disease outcomes.
Outside of the Pacific Northwest #
American Indian Science and Engineering Society #
New program staff will support connecting more Indigenous peoples to careers in STEM fields.