We are proud to partner with our grantees, organizations that do transformational work to build a more equitable Washington State. We hope you’ll take time to explore their work!
Our annual Giving Guides offers a fuller snapshot of all the organizations we grant to each year. Click here for a deeper look at our grantees in our Giving Guides!
2025 Grantees
Afghan Advantage: AA+ builds learning communities and functional literacy skills to bridge the gap between newcomers and opportunity. AA+ nurtures communication, self-reliance, literacy and leadership by building community connections through increased access to information, experiences, and targeted life skills.
FEAST World Kitchen: Feast World Kitchen is a downtown Spokane restaurant that empowers Immigrants and former Refugees as leaders as they share their culture through excellent international cuisine.
Global Neighborhood: At Global Neighborhood, we offer pathways to employment for our neighbors who have come to the Inland Northwest as refugees.
Literacy Source: Literacy Source partners with adults working to gain skills and education to create new opportunities for themselves, their families, and the community.
Palmer Scholars: Palmer Scholars exists to bridge the gap between potential and opportunity for young adults of color in Pierce County.
2025 Grantees
International Community Health Services: Deeply rooted in the Asian Pacific Islander community, ICHS provides culturally, and linguistically appropriate health and wellness services and promotes health equity for all.
Somali Health Board: The Somali Health Board’s mission is to reduce health disparities in King County’s Somali community.
WA Therapy Fund Foundation: To eliminate barriers to healing for those who have been historically excluded.
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services: YNHS’ mission is to improve the quality of life and equity in our communities by providing accessible and integrated health and social services, ending homelessness, and offering unique learning opportunities for students of health professions.
Young Women Empowered (Y-WE): Young Women Empowered cultivates the power of diverse young women* to be creative leaders and courageous changemakers through transformative programs within a collaborative community of belonging. *those who identify as women or girls or were assigned female at birth
2025 Grantees
Front & Centered: Front and Centered is a diverse and powerful coalition of communities of color-led groups across Washington State who come together to advance equity, climate justice, and environmental justice.
Hip Hop is Green: Hip Hop is Green (HHIG) is a Black-led and Seattle-based organization that uses the power and influence of Hip Hop culture to speak to youth and spark positive health and wellness changes in their lives.
Mason County Climate Justice: Mason County Climate Justice envisions and co-creates local climate solutions that regenerate healthy ecosystems, benefit everyone in our rural community, and align with climate justice movements around the world.
Tacoma Tree Foundation: The mission of Tacoma Tree Foundation is to empower, educate, and support equitable community greening to mitigate the effects of climate change on our region’s most impacted neighborhoods.
The Common Acre: The Common Acre is an Indigenous-led organization with a mission to connect BIPOC people to land and culture.
