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    Albert Haller Foundation

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    SEQUIM, WAWebsite3606831119

    About Albert Haller Foundation

    The Albert Haller Foundation concentrates its giving locally to expand college access for students in Clallam County, Washington, funding a targeted scholarship program administered by Peninsula College. All recorded grants support the same recipient and purpose—Promise scholarships—indicating a focused, place-based commitment to postsecondary opportunity for local, likely rural, students.

    Focus Areas

    Promise-style scholarship program for Clallam County studentsSupport for Peninsula College and community college accessHigher education affordability for rural Sequim region students

    Who They Fund

    students (K-12 and postsecondary scholarship recipients)low-income familiespeople experiencing homelessnessolder adults/aging residentspeople with medical needs / cancer patientschildren in foster carepeople with disabilities

    About Albert Haller Foundation

    The Albert Haller Foundation’s defining pattern is a tightly focused scholarship stream for Clallam County students: it gave Peninsula College Foundation $75,000 in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for "Promise" scholarships. That three-year sequence shows a consistent commitment to postsecondary access through one local institution, rather than a broad portfolio of unrelated awards. The foundation’s recent grants also extend that same local lens into basic-needs support, with grants to Port Angeles Food Bank, Sequim School District, and other Clallam County organizations serving students, families, and residents with food, clothing, hygiene items, and related services. Across the record provided, its giving stays in Clallam County and centers on community needs that connect to poverty alleviation and education access. Several awards support schools and nonprofits that work directly with students, while others back food banks, shelters, and human-service providers. The grant pattern suggests a place-based funder that uses both scholarship awards and charitable-organization grants to support residents of the Olympic Peninsula area.

    What Albert Haller Foundation Funds

    Education access is the clearest thread in the Albert Haller Foundation’s grant history. In 2023, it gave Sequim School District $31,000, including $20,000 to jump-start the CTE program and $11,000 for student basic needs such as clothing, school supplies, and hygiene. The same year it awarded $11,000 to Sequim Education Foundation for a focus on literacy. Basic-needs support is another recurring area. Port Angeles Food Bank received $31,000 in 2023 for food, and Sequim Food Bank received $11,000 the same year for a family holiday meal program. In 2024, the foundation continued this pattern with grants to food banks and feeding programs in Forks, Neah Bay, Port Angeles, and Sequim. Health and housing also appear in the grant record. Dungeness Valley Health Wellness received $11,000 in 2023 for free clinic funding, while Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County received $11,575 in 2024 for home repairs and aging in place.

    How Albert Haller Foundation Gives

    The typical grant size is modest to mid-sized: p25 is $4,000, median is $5,150, and p75 is $10,000. The recent record also shows a repeating larger scholarship award of $75,000 to Peninsula College Foundation in 2023, 2024, and 2025. That recurring pattern indicates a durable relationship rather than one-off funding. The foundation funds individuals as well as organizations, and its active scholarship program is routed through local school superintendent offices. For charitable-organization grants, one active route is through Unite, and another is administered with United Way of Clallam County.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $568K

    Total Assets

    $8.7M

    Total Revenue

    $1.9M

    Total Expenses

    $657K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $4K and $10K, with a median of $5K.

    25th Percentile

    $4K

    Median

    $5K

    75th Percentile

    $10K

    Geographic Reach

    Local6 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated giving: repeated, mid-sized awards exclusively to a single local grantee for a specific scholarship program (sustained multi-grant support rather than broad diversification).

    Funding Style

    direct service / emergency assistancescholarships and tuition supportprogram-specific grants (meal programs, backpack programs, clinic support)capacity / core support for local nonprofits

    Notable grantees: Peninsula College Foundation

    Topics

    food security (food bank support, weekend/backpack meal programs, free dinners)housing stability and emergency financial assistance (rent, utilities, shelter repairs)education access and academic enrichment (student scholarships, CTE start-up, teacher grants, learning-loss prevention)basic needs material assistance (clothing, school supplies, hygiene, medical supplies)home repair and aging-in-place programshealthcare access and patient support (free clinics, medical equipment, travel reimbursement for treatment)

    Where Albert Haller Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is overwhelmingly local. Ninety-seven percent of grants go to recipients in Washington, and the recent grants are concentrated in Clallam County communities such as Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks, Neah Bay, Clallam Bay, Carlsborg, and Port Hadlock. Port Angeles appears frequently among recent recipients, including food, shelter, and health-related grantees. The only recipient outside Clallam County in the recent list is Lutheran Community Services NW in Seatac, but the foundation’s overall geography remains local and Washington-centered.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Albert Haller Foundation

    What is the main focus of the Albert Haller Foundation’s giving?

    Its clearest focus is Clallam County education access, especially scholarships for graduating seniors. The recent record also shows support for food banks, basic-needs programs, shelter, health services, and home repair projects that benefit local residents.

    How large are the foundation’s typical grants?

    The typical grant size is $4,000 at the 25th percentile, $5,150 at the median, and $10,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grant record also includes repeated $75,000 awards for Promise scholarships through Peninsula College Foundation.

    Does the foundation make recurring grants?

    Yes. Peninsula College Foundation received $75,000 in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for Promise scholarships for Clallam County students. The repeated award pattern shows a multi-year commitment rather than isolated gifts.

    How do organizations apply for support?

    Charitable organizations can apply through Unite or through United Way of Clallam County, depending on the grant program. The scholarship program is handled through local school superintendent offices, which provide forms, deadlines, and recommendations.

    What kinds of programs have received support?

    Recent grants have supported food banks, a free clinic, a shelter roof replacement, home repairs and aging-in-place work, CTE programming at Sequim School District, and literacy programming at Sequim Education Foundation. The foundation’s active programs also include capital project grants.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    PENINSULA COLLEGE FOUNDATIONPORT ANGELES, WA$75,0002025FUNDING "PROMISE" SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CLALLAM COUNTY STUDENTS.
    MAKAH TRIBE FOOD BANKNEAH BAY, WA$10,5002025FOOD FOR FOOD BANK.
    JOYCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION FOUNDATIOJOYCE, WA$10,5002025FOOD, ACADEMIC SUPPLIES, CLOTHING, EXTRACURRICLUAR ASSISTANCE IN CLASS AND AFTER SCHOOL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.
    CLALLAM MOSAICPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025FUNDING FOR DAY PROGRAM.
    FIRST STEP FAMILY SUPPORT CENTERPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025LITTLE FREE PANTRY AND FRIDGE PROGRAM.
    VOLUNTEER HOSPICE OF CLALLAM COUNTYPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.
    CRESCENT SCHOOL DISTRICTJOYCE, WA$10,5002025SUPPORT FOR CHILDRENS EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS.
    SEQUIM FOOD BANKSEQUIM, WA$10,5002025WEEKEND MEAL BAG PROGRAM.
    PORT ANGELES FOOD BANKPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025FRIDAY FOOD BAGS PROGRAM.
    CORNERSTONE PECNEW HOPE FOOD BANKCLALLAM BAY, WA$10,5002025THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS FOOD BOXES.
    ST MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCHPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025FOOD AND SUPPLIES FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT FREE DINNER PROGRAM.
    WEST OLYMPIC BETTERMENTFORKS, WA$10,5002025FOOD FOR THE MEAL PROGRAM.
    FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCHPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025FOOD FOR FRIENDSHIP DINNER PROGRAM.
    SHIPLEY CENTERSEQUIM, WA$10,5002025NEW CENTER.
    OLYMPIC ANGELSPORT TOWNSEND, WA$10,5002025COMMUNITY SUPPORTED FOSTER CARE PROGRAM.
    PA EDUCATION FOUNDATIONPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH CLOTHING, SHOES, GLASSES, FEES AND GOWNS.
    HEALTHY FAMILIESPORT ANGELES, WA$10,5002025FOOD PURCHASING AND DISTRIBUTION.
    SEQUIM COMMUNITY AIDSEQUIM, WA$10,5002025EMERGENCY RENT AND UTILITIES.
    UNITED WAYPORT ANGELES, WA$10,3502025SUPPORT FOR ANNUAL FUND DRIVE.
    SEQUIM EDUCATION FOUNDATIONSEQUIM, WA$10,0002025TEACHING GRANTS.
    DREAM PLAYGROUND FOUNDATIONPORT ANGELES, WA$10,0002025REBUILD PARK AFTER FIRE.
    FORKS FOOD BANKFORKS, WA$9,9742025FOOD BANK DAIRY BUDGET.
    ST VINCENT DE PAUL ST JOSEPH CONFERSEQUIM, WA$9,7002025RENT, UTILITIES AND BASIC NEEDS ASSISTANCE.
    THE ANSWER FOR YOUTHPORT ANGELES, WA$9,2502025$4,000 FOR TICKET TO HEALTH PROGRAM AND $5,250 FOR SATURDAY NIGHT SNACK BAGS PROGRAM.
    OLYMPIC UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTCARLSBORG, WA$9,2502025FOOD FOR THE LITTLE FREE PANTRY PROGRAM.
    SOROPTIMISTS INTL OF THE OLYMPICFORKS, WA$9,0002025$6,000 FOOD TO STUDENTS THROUGH THE QVSD BACKPACK PROGRAM.$3,000 TRAVEL REIMBURSMENT FOR CANCER TREATMENTS.
    OMC FOUNDATIONPORT ANGELES, WA$8,0002025HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIP FUND.
    CONCERNED CITIZENSFORKS, WA$7,5002025GREEN THIMBS AND FILED TRIPS PROGRAMS.
    PENINSULA BEHAVIORAL HEALTHPORT ANGELES, WA$7,3002025EMERGENCY RESOURCES,TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.
    LUCIANO DEBELLOPORT ANGELES, WA$6,5002025SCHOLARSHIP.
    CLALLAM CNTY JUVENILE FAMILY SERVICPORT ANGELES, WA$6,2002025CHILD ADVOCATE PROGRAM.
    FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF FORKFORKS, WA$6,1502025SUPPLIES FOR FOOD PANTRY AND SNACKS AND MEALS.
    PENINSULA PRE-3 COOPERATIVEPORT ANGELES, WA$6,0002025EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND TUITION.
    CAMP BEAUSITE NORTHWESTPORT HADLOCK, WA$6,0002025CAMPER SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESPITE SUPPORT.
    PORT ANGELES 7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHRUPORT ANGELES, WA$5,8002025HOT MEALS PROGRAM.
    OLYMPIC COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMSPORT ANGELES, WA$5,5002025ENCORE! PROGRAM FOR ADULT DAY CENTER.
    PREVENTION WORKSPORT ANGELES, WA$5,2502025TRAINING TO HELP WITH MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN YOUTH AND FAMILIES.
    BOYS GIRLS CLUB OLYMPIC PENINSULASEQUIM, WA$5,2502025ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT AND LEARNING LOSS PREVENTION INITIATIVE PROGRAM.
    CRESCENT CO-OP PRESCHOOLJOYCE, WA$5,2102025TUITION ASSISTANCE.
    ST VINCENT DE PAUL PORT ANGELESPORT ANGELES, WA$5,2002025ASSISTANCE TO HELP PEOPLE STAY IN THEIR HOMES.
    SERENITY HOUSE OF CLALLAM COUNTYPORT ANGELES, WA$5,0002025PURCHASE NEW DISHWASHER.
    BOYS GIRLS CLUB OF OLYMPIC PENINSULSEQUIM, WA$5,0002025SUPPLEMENTAL MEALS INCLUDING SNACKS AND SUPPER PROGRAM.
    LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NWPORT ANGELES, WA$5,0002025FOOD, HYGIENE AND INFANT ITEMS FOR WEEKLY DISTRIBUTIONS.
    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATIONBELLEVUE, WA$5,0002025RALLY FOR COLLEGE PROGRAM.
    THE SALVATION ARMY PORT ANGELESPORT ANGELES, WA$5,0002025FOOD AND SUPPLIES FOR LAUNDRY AND SHOWER ROOMS.
    OLYMPIC PENINSULA YMCASEQUIM, WA$5,0002025HANDLE WITH CARE PROGRAM.
    OLYMPIC NATURE EXPERIENCECARLSBORG, WA$4,8192025SUMMER BUDS PROGRAM.
    PORT ANGELES FINE ARTS CENTERPORT ANGELES, WA$4,5002025OUTDOOR GARDEN PROGRAM.
    DESARA MARIA BIBAJPORT ANGELES, WA$4,0002025SCHOLARSHIP.
    CINDY LIANGBELLINGHAM, WA$4,0002025SCHOLARSHIP.

    PENINSULA COLLEGE FOUNDATION

    $75,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FUNDING "PROMISE" SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CLALLAM COUNTY STUDENTS.

    MAKAH TRIBE FOOD BANK

    $10,500
    NEAH BAY, WA2025

    FOOD FOR FOOD BANK.

    JOYCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION FOUNDATIO

    $10,500
    JOYCE, WA2025

    FOOD, ACADEMIC SUPPLIES, CLOTHING, EXTRACURRICLUAR ASSISTANCE IN CLASS AND AFTER SCHOOL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.

    CLALLAM MOSAIC

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FUNDING FOR DAY PROGRAM.

    FIRST STEP FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    LITTLE FREE PANTRY AND FRIDGE PROGRAM.

    VOLUNTEER HOSPICE OF CLALLAM COUNTY

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA
    2025

    MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT.

    CRESCENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

    $10,500
    JOYCE, WA2025

    SUPPORT FOR CHILDRENS EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS.

    SEQUIM FOOD BANK

    $10,500
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    WEEKEND MEAL BAG PROGRAM.

    PORT ANGELES FOOD BANK

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FRIDAY FOOD BAGS PROGRAM.

    CORNERSTONE PECNEW HOPE FOOD BANK

    $10,500
    CLALLAM BAY, WA2025

    THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS FOOD BOXES.

    ST MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FOOD AND SUPPLIES FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT FREE DINNER PROGRAM.

    WEST OLYMPIC BETTERMENT

    $10,500
    FORKS, WA2025

    FOOD FOR THE MEAL PROGRAM.

    FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FOOD FOR FRIENDSHIP DINNER PROGRAM.

    SHIPLEY CENTER

    $10,500
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    NEW CENTER.

    OLYMPIC ANGELS

    $10,500
    PORT TOWNSEND, WA2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORTED FOSTER CARE PROGRAM.

    PA EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH CLOTHING, SHOES, GLASSES, FEES AND GOWNS.

    HEALTHY FAMILIES

    $10,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FOOD PURCHASING AND DISTRIBUTION.

    SEQUIM COMMUNITY AID

    $10,500
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    EMERGENCY RENT AND UTILITIES.

    UNITED WAY

    $10,350
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    SUPPORT FOR ANNUAL FUND DRIVE.

    SEQUIM EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    TEACHING GRANTS.

    DREAM PLAYGROUND FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    REBUILD PARK AFTER FIRE.

    FORKS FOOD BANK

    $9,974
    FORKS, WA2025

    FOOD BANK DAIRY BUDGET.

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL ST JOSEPH CONFER

    $9,700
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    RENT, UTILITIES AND BASIC NEEDS ASSISTANCE.

    THE ANSWER FOR YOUTH

    $9,250
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    $4,000 FOR TICKET TO HEALTH PROGRAM AND $5,250 FOR SATURDAY NIGHT SNACK BAGS PROGRAM.

    OLYMPIC UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST

    $9,250
    CARLSBORG, WA2025

    FOOD FOR THE LITTLE FREE PANTRY PROGRAM.

    SOROPTIMISTS INTL OF THE OLYMPIC

    $9,000
    FORKS, WA2025

    $6,000 FOOD TO STUDENTS THROUGH THE QVSD BACKPACK PROGRAM.$3,000 TRAVEL REIMBURSMENT FOR CANCER TREATMENTS.

    OMC FOUNDATION

    $8,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

    CONCERNED CITIZENS

    $7,500
    FORKS, WA2025

    GREEN THIMBS AND FILED TRIPS PROGRAMS.

    PENINSULA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

    $7,300
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    EMERGENCY RESOURCES,TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.

    LUCIANO DEBELLO

    $6,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    SCHOLARSHIP.

    CLALLAM CNTY JUVENILE FAMILY SERVIC

    $6,200
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    CHILD ADVOCATE PROGRAM.

    FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF FORK

    $6,150
    FORKS, WA2025

    SUPPLIES FOR FOOD PANTRY AND SNACKS AND MEALS.

    PENINSULA PRE-3 COOPERATIVE

    $6,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND TUITION.

    CAMP BEAUSITE NORTHWEST

    $6,000
    PORT HADLOCK, WA2025

    CAMPER SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESPITE SUPPORT.

    PORT ANGELES 7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHRU

    $5,800
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    HOT MEALS PROGRAM.

    OLYMPIC COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS

    $5,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    ENCORE! PROGRAM FOR ADULT DAY CENTER.

    PREVENTION WORKS

    $5,250
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    TRAINING TO HELP WITH MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN YOUTH AND FAMILIES.

    BOYS GIRLS CLUB OLYMPIC PENINSULA

    $5,250
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT AND LEARNING LOSS PREVENTION INITIATIVE PROGRAM.

    CRESCENT CO-OP PRESCHOOL

    $5,210
    JOYCE, WA2025

    TUITION ASSISTANCE.

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL PORT ANGELES

    $5,200
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    ASSISTANCE TO HELP PEOPLE STAY IN THEIR HOMES.

    SERENITY HOUSE OF CLALLAM COUNTY

    $5,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    PURCHASE NEW DISHWASHER.

    BOYS GIRLS CLUB OF OLYMPIC PENINSUL

    $5,000
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    SUPPLEMENTAL MEALS INCLUDING SNACKS AND SUPPER PROGRAM.

    LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW

    $5,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FOOD, HYGIENE AND INFANT ITEMS FOR WEEKLY DISTRIBUTIONS.

    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    BELLEVUE, WA2025

    RALLY FOR COLLEGE PROGRAM.

    THE SALVATION ARMY PORT ANGELES

    $5,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    FOOD AND SUPPLIES FOR LAUNDRY AND SHOWER ROOMS.

    OLYMPIC PENINSULA YMCA

    $5,000
    SEQUIM, WA2025

    HANDLE WITH CARE PROGRAM.

    OLYMPIC NATURE EXPERIENCE

    $4,819
    CARLSBORG, WA2025

    SUMMER BUDS PROGRAM.

    PORT ANGELES FINE ARTS CENTER

    $4,500
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    OUTDOOR GARDEN PROGRAM.

    DESARA MARIA BIBAJ

    $4,000
    PORT ANGELES, WA2025

    SCHOLARSHIP.

    CINDY LIANG

    $4,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    SCHOLARSHIP.