Washington · Grantmakers

Foundations That Fund Human Services in Washington

Imperigo has identified 950 funders that made 17,310 grants totaling $1.5B to 1,075 human services organizations in Washington, with a median grant of $15K. Every figure below is drawn from IRS Form 990 filings through 2025.

Human Services Funding in Washington

Total granted $1.5B
Funders 950
Grants 17,310
Organizations funded 1,075

Top Funders — page 1 of 4

1. Transforming Age
3 grants to 1 organization · largest $58.9M · through 2023 · 99.1% of their giving
$120.1M
2. Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic
5 grants to 1 organization · largest $21.0M · through 2024 · 81.0% of their giving
$85.0M
3. United Way of King County
235 grants to 72 organizations · largest $6.4M · through 2024 · 25.1% of their giving
$64.7M
4. South Central Workforce Development Council
7 grants to 2 organizations · largest $10.7M · through 2024 · 91.7% of their giving
$38.2M
5. Inatai Foundation
151 grants to 97 organizations · largest $1.2M · through 2024 · 19.3% of their giving
$38.0M
6. Workforce Development Council Seattle-Ki
43 grants to 19 organizations · largest $2.6M · through 2024 · 29.1% of their giving
$24.5M
7. Seattle Foundation
2,978 grants to 235 organizations · largest $1.5M · through 2024 · 7.0% of their giving
$52.3M
8. School's Out Washington
256 grants to 106 organizations · largest $258K · through 2024 · 26.3% of their giving
$14.9M
9. The Seattle Times Community Impact Fund
39 grants to 8 organizations · largest $950K · through 2024 · 44.2% of their giving
$7.9M
10. Greater Tacoma Community Foundation
317 grants to 51 organizations · largest $1.5M · through 2024 · 15.0% of their giving
$9.0M
11. Community Foundation of Ncw
71 grants to 32 organizations · largest $2.1M · through 2023 · 14.1% of their giving
$6.9M
12. Southwest Washington Regional Health Alliance
20 grants to 6 organizations · largest $729K · through 2024 · 17.5% of their giving
$4.7M
13. Better Health Together
42 grants to 14 organizations · largest $564K · through 2024 · 15.1% of their giving
$5.0M
14. Sheng-Yen Lu Foundation
128 grants to 29 organizations · largest $250K · through 2024 · 34.6% of their giving
$3.7M
15. Eastside Retirement Association
13 grants to 8 organizations · largest $1.5M · through 2024 · 85.8% of their giving
$3.6M
16. Momsrising Education Fund
6 grants to 1 organization · largest $1.3M · through 2023 · 99.1% of their giving
$3.5M
17. Innovia Foundation
176 grants to 71 organizations · largest $561K · through 2024 · 8.8% of their giving
$7.8M
18. Grays Harbor Community Foundation
42 grants to 16 organizations · largest $469K · through 2024 · 28.4% of their giving
$3.3M
19. Washington Information Network 2-1-1
6 grants to 1 organization · largest $1.0M · through 2024 · 30.6% of their giving
$3.1M
20. Perigee Fund
88 grants to 43 organizations · largest $1.1M · through 2024 · 8.7% of their giving
$7.1M
21. Orcas Island Community Foundation
25 grants to 6 organizations · largest $924K · through 2024 · 16.1% of their giving
$3.7M
22. One Call for All
56 grants to 13 organizations · largest $322K · through 2024 · 27.9% of their giving
$2.7M
23. Blue Mountain Community Foundation
61 grants to 12 organizations · largest $572K · through 2024 · 13.0% of their giving
$4.2M
24. Rockwood Residents' Foundation
24 grants to 1 organization · largest $298K · through 2024 · 100.0% of their giving
$2.7M
25. North Sound Accountable Community of Health
63 grants to 22 organizations · largest $458K · through 2024 · 10.0% of their giving
$5.4M

Funders are ordered by how much of their overall giving goes to human services work in Washington, not by dollar totals alone — a foundation that concentrates its giving here is usually a better prospect than a larger one for which this is a rounding error. 19 of the funders counted here are donor-advised fund sponsors, which grant on behalf of individual donors and accept no applications; they are marked and ranked last.

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About This Data

A grant appears here when a funder reported it on its IRS Form 990 and the recipient organization is classified under the NTEE group covering human services work, with an address in Washington. Grants are counted from the 2025 filing year backward.

Some 990 grant schedules list a recipient by name and address without an EIN, and those grants cannot be matched to a classification — so the totals above represent identifiable human services funding in Washington, not every dollar that reached the sector. Figures are a floor, not a ceiling.

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