How large are Coastal Harvest’s typical grants?

The foundation’s typical grant size is $32,706 at the 25th percentile, $58,906 at the median, and $106,480 at the 75th percentile. The recent record also includes awards above $200,000 for local food bank support and activities.

Does Coastal Harvest fund outside Washington?

No. The recipient country distribution shows 118 grants, all in the US, and the state distribution is entirely Washington, with 100% of grants going to recipients in WA.

What program areas does Coastal Harvest work in beyond grants to food banks?

Coastal Harvest runs TEFAP administration, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program for adults 60 and older, a Stafford Creek Produce Program, a Local Producer Purchasing Program, a Mobile Food Bank, and a Mobile Market. These programs focus on commodity distribution, fresh produce, and access in underserved areas.

Coastal Harvest

Name: Coastal Harvest — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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Hoquiam, WAWebsite3605326315

About Coastal Harvest

Provide nourishment to neighbors in need along the SW Washington Coast by serving as a food bank distribution center for local food banks and feeding programs.

Focus Areas

Hunger relief / food distributionEmergency food assistance (TEFAP)Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) for older adultsMobile markets and local producer purchasingCommunity outreach and fundraising

Who They Fund

food-insecure householdslow-income individuals and familieslocal community members served by food banks

Funding Style

direct serviceoperational/general supportprogrammatic support

About Coastal Harvest

Coastal Harvest’s grantmaking is built around food bank operations in southwest Washington, where it serves as a distribution center for local food banks and feeding programs. The recent grants list shows repeated support for partner agencies that move food to households across Grays Harbor, Pacific, Lewis, and surrounding counties. In 2025, East County Food Bank in Elma received $299,794 for local food bank activities, while Aberdeen Food Bank received $266,195 for the same purpose. Those awards sit alongside other large payments to organizations such as Hoquiam Food and Clothing Bank, Ocean Park Food Bank, and South Beach Christian Outreach, all tied to local food bank work. The foundation also uses programmatic channels to move food directly. Its active programs include TEFAP administration, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program for older adults, a mobile market, and the Stafford Creek Produce Program, which sorts produce into farm-fresh boxes for pantries and senior centers. Across the record, the pattern is local and operational: food distribution, partner support, and direct nourishment for food-insecure households.

What Coastal Harvest Funds

Food distribution is the core of Coastal Harvest’s grantmaking. Lewis County Food Bank Coalition received $363,821 in 2023 to support local food banks, and the same type of support appears in awards to Aberdeen Food Bank and East County Food Bank for local food bank activities. The foundation also backs emergency food systems through program administration. Its active TEFAP work includes commodity distribution and operational support for partner food banks and feeding programs across its service area. Fresh food access appears in both grantmaking and programs. Coastal Harvest’s Stafford Creek Produce Program grows produce on over an acre of property, sorts it into farm-fresh boxes, and distributes them weekly to food pantries, feeding programs, and senior centers. It also operates the Local Producer Purchasing Program, which buys food from local producers to supply distribution and partner agencies. Older-adult nutrition is another defined area through CSFP, which provides monthly USDA food packages to eligible adults age 60 and over.

How Coastal Harvest Gives

Coastal Harvest’s typical grant size is mid-sized, with a p25 of $32,706, a median of $58,906, and a p75 of $106,480. The recent record also includes several larger operating-style awards above $200,000, showing substantial support to local food bank partners. The grant pattern is repeated and relationship-based: the same organizations appear in multiple years, including Lewis County Food Bank Coalition, Aberdeen Food Bank, East County Food Bank, Hoquiam Food and Clothing Bank, Ocean Park Food Bank, and South Beach Christian Outreach. Coastal Harvest is a local funder, and the recipient mix reflects direct service and operational support rather than competitive open calls.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$3.2M

Total Assets

$2.1M

Total Revenue

$4.8M

Total Expenses

$5.2M

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $33K and $106K, with a median of $59K.

25th Percentile

$33K

Median

$59K

75th Percentile

$106K

Geographic Reach

Local1 state funded

Funding intensity

Low

High

Headquarters

Leadership

Brent Hunter

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
East County Food Bank	Elma, WA	$265,736In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Aberdeen Food Bank	Aberdeen, WA	$243,290In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Ocean Park Food Bank	Ocean Park, WA	$190,131In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Hoquiam Food & Clothing Bank	Hoquiam, WA	$176,421In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Salvation Army	Aberdeen, WA	$152,054In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
South Beach Christian Outreach	Westport, WA	$140,498In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
SVDP	Ilwaco, WA	$125,644In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Quinault Food Bank	Nielton, WA	$122,882In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Ocean Shores Food Bank	Ocean Shores, WA	$118,666In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
North Pacific County Food Bank	Raymond, WA	$110,702In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
SDA ADVENTIST COMMUNITY SERVICES OF GRAYS HARBOR	Hoquiam, WA	$99,085In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Montesano Food Bank	Montesano, WA	$97,152In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
GRAYS HARBOR FOURSQUARE CHURCH	Aberdeen, WA	$95,016In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Copalis Church Community Food Bank	Copalis Beach, WA	$92,202In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Chinook Food Bank	Chinook, WA	$87,678In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
South Beach Food Bank	Westport, WA	$86,806In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Legacy Community Outreach	South Bend, WA	$78,450In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
McCleary Food Bank	McCleary, WA	$76,125In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Humptulips Food Bank	Humptulips, WA	$74,568In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
CCS Feed The Hungry	Aberdeen, WA	$72,073In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Saint's Pantry	Shelton, WA	$55,962In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Community Food Pantry	Belfair, WA	$53,745In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Tokeland Food Bank	Tokeland, WA	$53,188In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Matlock Food Bank	Elma, WA	$48,965In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
His Supper Table	Long Beach, WA	$47,078In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Malone Food Bank	Malone, WA	$40,663In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
West End Food Pantry	Rosburg, WA	$38,677In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Hood Canal Food Bank	Hoodsport, WA	$36,558In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Oakville Food Bank	Oakville, WA	$35,791In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Shoalwater Food Bank Shoalwater Tribe	Tokeland, WA	$34,705In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
ROOF Food Bank	Rochester, WA	$34,340In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
NORTH MASON COALITION OF CHURCHES	Belfair, WA	$33,654In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Queets Food Bank	Forks, WA	$28,399In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
ABERDEEN BAPTIST CHURCH	Aberdeen, WA	$26,155In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Bay Center Food Bank	Bay Center, WA	$25,460In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Squaxin Tribal Food Bank	Shelton, WA	$25,258In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
Harbor Landing - GHCC	Aberdeen, WA	$18,691In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
North River Food Bank	Cosmopolis, WA	$17,248In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
The Chinook Indian Nation Food Bank	Chinook, WA	$13,245In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food	2026	To support local food bank activities
East County Food Bank	Elma, WA	$299,794	2025	To support local food bank activities
Aberdeen Food Bank	Aberdeen, WA	$266,195	2025	To support local food bank activities
Hoquiam Food & Clothing Bank	Hoquiam, WA	$199,997	2025	To support local food bank activities
Ocean Park Food Bank	Ocean Park, WA	$169,258	2025	To support local food bank activities
South Beach Christian Outreach	Westport, WA	$161,042	2025	To support local food bank activities
Ocean Shores Food Bank	Ocean Shores, WA	$142,151	2025	To support local food bank activities
Salvation Army	Aberdeen, WA	$137,384	2025	To support local food bank activities
SVDP	Ilwaco, WA	$126,328	2025	To support local food bank activities
North Pacific County Food Bank	Raymond, WA	$118,867	2025	To support local food bank activities
Copalis Church Community Food Bank	Copalis Beach, WA	$107,532	2025	To support local food bank activities
Montesano Food Bank	Montesano, WA	$102,484	2025	To support local food bank activities

Recipient

Location

Amount

Year

Purpose

East County Food Bank

Elma, WA

$265,736In-kind: food - fresh, frozen and shelf stable food

2026