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    4 the Fallen

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    OLYMPIA, WAWebsite8778295500EIN: 47-2370931

    About 4 the Fallen

    4 THE FALLEN concentrates its giving on military, veteran and first-responder recovery and rehabilitation, prioritizing programs that restore mobility, independence and community reintegration. Their grants support service dog programs, prosthetics and adaptive/para-sports, and also include some direct aid to individuals and local basic-needs providers. The foundation appears mission-driven toward trauma recovery through practical, person-focused interventions rather than broad institutional support.

    Focus Areas

    Veteran and first-responder recovery services (national veterans' organizations and funds)Service dog programs for disabled veterans and trauma survivorsAdaptive and para-surfing/sports programs for wounded athletesProsthetics and mobility/rehabilitation support for injured individualsDirect aid to named individual beneficiaries and local basic-needs providers (food bank, homelessness services)

    Who They Fund

    active-duty military service membersveterans (wounded or disabled)military members with mobility impairments

    About 4 the Fallen

    4 the Fallen’s largest recent grant went to Northwest Battle Buddies, at $33,200 in 2025, reflecting the foundation’s emphasis on military and veteran recovery through practical support. The recent record shows a steady pattern of funding organizations that help wounded service members and trauma survivors regain mobility, independence, and community connection. That includes grants to USA Patriots, which received $30,025 in 2025 and $25,000 in 2024, showing repeat support across years rather than one-time awards. The foundation also backs service-dog and rehabilitation work, with grants to Patriotic Service Dog Foundation in both 2024 and 2025. Beyond those core areas, its giving extends to adaptive sports, prosthetics, and selected direct aid. A 2025 grant to Harry Chapin Food Bank and support for Quixote Village indicate that the funder will also direct money toward basic-needs organizations when they align with its broader recovery-oriented approach. The overall picture is of a mission-driven funder that favors hands-on services over broad institutional philanthropy.

    What 4 the Fallen Funds

    A major thread in 4 the Fallen’s giving is veteran recovery through peer and program support. USA Patriots received $30,025 in 2025 and $25,000 in 2024, pointing to continued support for work tied to military and first-responder rehabilitation. Service-dog funding is another clear lane: Patriotic Service Dog Foundation was funded in both 2024 and 2025, with $10,000 each year. The foundation also supports adaptive athletics and physical recovery. It gave $12,872 in 2025 to USA Parasurfing Jose Martinez and $11,127 in 2024 to USA Surfing Jose Martinez. Prosthetics and mobility support appear as well, including a $9,002 grant to Davidson Prosthetics Randy Tedder in Puyallup. These awards show a practical focus on interventions that help people move, train, and re-enter daily life.

    How 4 the Fallen Gives

    Typical grants cluster in a fairly compact range: the 25th percentile is $6,000, the median is $9,943, and the 75th percentile is $12,000. The recent record includes several repeat recipients across 2024 and 2025, suggesting ongoing relationships rather than isolated gifts. The foundation funds individuals as well as organizations, and its portfolio includes both program-specific support and direct aid. It does not make program-related investments. The latest 990 year on file is 2025, and the annual grants total is $206,483.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $206K

    Total Assets

    $186K

    Total Revenue

    $321K

    Total Expenses

    $248K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $6K and $12K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $6K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $12K

    Geographic Reach

    National6 states funded

    About 24% of grants go to recipients in WA.

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    service members needing community support/ reintegration

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated but targeted: a small portfolio with several multi-grant relationships and a few large awards (two grantees receive the largest shares). Mix of programmatic grants to national veteran/service organizations and direct grants to individuals or small local service providers; typically moderate-sized gifts ($5k–$55k) focused on tangible recovery outcomes.

    Funding Style

    direct service supportprogram-specific grantsin-kind assistancerehabilitation-focused funding

    Notable grantees: USA PATRIOTS, NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIES, PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATION, KIRSTIE ENNIS FOUNDATION, HARRY CHAPIN FOOD BANK

    Topics

    service dog provision for military membersprosthetic devices and mobility aidsadaptive and para-sports programscommunity reintegration and peer supportphysical rehabilitation services

    Where 4 the Fallen Makes Grants

    4 the Fallen gives nationally, with all recent grants going to U.S. recipients. Washington is the top state by grant count, and 24% of grants went to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Recent awards reached Vancouver and Olympia in Washington, plus Puyallup; other recipients were in Florida, California, Colorado, Texas, and New York. The pattern suggests a wide geographic reach with a visible concentration in Washington-based recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About 4 the Fallen

    What kinds of organizations does 4 the Fallen support most often?

    Its giving centers on military, veteran, and first-responder recovery services, especially organizations tied to rehabilitation, reintegration, service dogs, prosthetics, adaptive sports, and physical recovery. The recent grant record also includes some direct aid and basic-needs support.

    Does 4 the Fallen fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. USA Patriots received $30,025 in 2025 and $25,000 in 2024, Patriotic Service Dog Foundation received $10,000 in both 2024 and 2025, and Kirstie Ennis Foundation appeared in both years as well.

    What is a typical grant size from 4 the Fallen?

    The distribution is fairly compact: the 25th percentile is $6,000, the median is $9,943, and the 75th percentile is $12,000. Recent awards include both larger program grants and smaller direct-support gifts within that range.

    Where do most of 4 the Fallen’s grants go?

    The foundation gives nationally, but Washington is the top state by grant count. Twenty-four percent of grants went to recipients in Washington, with recent grants going to Vancouver, Olympia, and Puyallup.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    USA PARA BOBSLED TEAMCLARENCE CENTER, NY$35,6552026SPORT OPPORTUNITIES DISABLED VETS
    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIESVANCOUVER, WA$26,4002026MILITARY CHARITY
    USA PATRIOTSCAPE CORAL, FL$25,0252026MILITARY CHARITY
    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATIONMURRIETA, CA$11,1002026MILITARY CHARITY
    NEW HORIZON COMMUNITIESOLYMPIA, WA$5,0562026VETRAN HOMELESS VILLAGE
    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIESVANCOUVER, WA$33,2002025—
    USA PATRIOTSCAPE CORAL, FL$30,0252025—
    USA PARASURFING JOSE MARTINEZSAN CLEMENTE, CA$12,8722025—
    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATIONMURRIETA, CA$10,0002025—
    HARRY CHAPIN FOOD BANKFort Myers, FL$9,9432025—
    GABI CHACarrollton, TX$7,5592025—
    WILL CASTILLOLAKE PLACID, NY$6,0002025—
    AUSTIN PARKERLAKE PLACID, NY$6,0002025—
    KIRSTIE ENNIS FOUNDATIONGLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO$5,0002025—
    USA PATRIOTSCAPE CORAL, FL$25,0002024—
    KIRSTIE ENNIS FOUNDATIONGLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO$12,0002024—
    USA SURFING JOSE MARTINEZSAN CLEMENTE, CA$11,1272024—
    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATIONMURRIETA, CA$10,0002024—
    DAVIDSON PROSTHETICS RANDY TEDDERPUYALLUP, WA$9,0022024—
    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIESVANCOUVER, WA$8,0002024—
    QUIXOTE VILLAGEOLYMPIA, WA$5,7552024—
    MARINE CORPS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT FDTUCKAHOE, NY$5,0002024—

    USA PARA BOBSLED TEAM

    $35,655
    CLARENCE CENTER, NY2026

    SPORT OPPORTUNITIES DISABLED VETS

    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIES

    $26,400
    VANCOUVER, WA2026

    MILITARY CHARITY

    USA PATRIOTS

    $25,025
    CAPE CORAL, FL2026

    MILITARY CHARITY

    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATION

    $11,100
    MURRIETA, CA2026

    MILITARY CHARITY

    NEW HORIZON COMMUNITIES

    $5,056
    OLYMPIA, WA2026

    VETRAN HOMELESS VILLAGE

    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIES

    $33,200
    VANCOUVER, WA2025

    USA PATRIOTS

    $30,025
    CAPE CORAL, FL2025

    USA PARASURFING JOSE MARTINEZ

    $12,872
    SAN CLEMENTE, CA2025

    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    MURRIETA, CA2025

    HARRY CHAPIN FOOD BANK

    $9,943
    Fort Myers, FL2025

    GABI CHA

    $7,559
    Carrollton, TX2025

    WILL CASTILLO

    $6,000
    LAKE PLACID, NY2025

    AUSTIN PARKER

    $6,000
    LAKE PLACID, NY2025

    KIRSTIE ENNIS FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO2025

    USA PATRIOTS

    $25,000
    CAPE CORAL, FL2024

    KIRSTIE ENNIS FOUNDATION

    $12,000
    GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO2024

    USA SURFING JOSE MARTINEZ

    $11,127
    SAN CLEMENTE, CA2024

    PATRIOTIC SERVICE DOG FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    MURRIETA, CA2024

    DAVIDSON PROSTHETICS RANDY TEDDER

    $9,002
    PUYALLUP, WA2024

    NORTHWEST BATTLE BUDDIES

    $8,000
    VANCOUVER, WA2024

    QUIXOTE VILLAGE

    $5,755
    OLYMPIA, WA2024

    MARINE CORPS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT FD

    $5,000
    TUCKAHOE, NY2024