Community Improvement and Capacity Building foundations in Washington

172 grantmaking foundations in Washington focused on community improvement and capacity building, ranked by recent giving reported to the IRS (about $440M combined).

Top foundations by giving (page 3)

51. United Way of Whatcom County

    Bellingham, WA
    $740K (2025)
52. Providence St Mary Foundation

    Walla Walla, WA
    $680K (2024)
53. Henry M Jackson Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $650K (2025)
54. John Volken Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $630K (2022)
55. Scholarship Fund for Rainier Scholars

    Seattle, WA
    $610K (2024)
56. Russell Wilson Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $610K (2024)
57. Mohai Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $600K (2024)
58. Providence Saint Johns Health Center

    Renton, WA
    $600K (2024)
59. Samuel Israel Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $560K (2025)
60. Mission Projects Inc

    College Place, WA
    $550K (2024)
61. Luby and Thomson Pllc

    Seattle, WA
    $520K (2023)
62. The Skagit Valley Family YMCA

    Mount Vernon, WA
    $490K (2025)
63. Conservation Nw

    Seattle, WA
    $480K (2025)
64. Bloodworks

    Seattle, WA
    $370K (2025)
65. Seattle Symphony Orchestra Inc

    Seattle, WA
    $350K (2025)
66. Ernst & Young US Llp

    Issaquah, WA
    $340K (2023)
67. Ada Developers Academy

    Seattle, WA
    $330K (2025)
68. Shared Hope International

    Vancouver, WA
    $310K (2025)
69. Seattle Parks Foundation

    Seattle, WA
    $310K (2025)
70. Washington Conservation Action

    Seattle, WA
    $300K (2024)
71. Soroptimist International of the Americas Inc

    Anacortes, WA
    $280K (2025)
72. Foundation of District 304

    Sedro Woolley, WA
    $260K (2025)
73. Sunnyside Christian School Foundation

    Sunnyside, WA
    $260K (2024)
74. Sound

    Tukwila, WA
    $250K (2025)
75. Health Center Volunteers Inc

    Vashon, WA
    $240K (2024)

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