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    Compass Housing Alliance

    ActiveHousing & ShelterMakes PRIs
    SEATTLE, WAWebsite2063573100

    About Compass Housing Alliance

    Everyone Deserves A Home. Provide essential emergency services, enhanced shelters, and dignified, affordable housing with stability, growth, and community.

    Focus Areas

    Affordable housingEmergency shelter and non-congregate shelterDay services (hygiene, mail, showers, laundry)Veterans servicesSupportive permanent housingCase management and housing navigation

    Who They Fund

    low-income householdsresidents of affordable/assisted housing

    Funding Style

    operations supportrestricted/operational fundingdirect service sustainment

    About Compass Housing Alliance

    Compass Housing Alliance’s recent grantmaking is centered on low-income housing operations, with large operating awards tied to its own housing entities in Seattle. The biggest recent grant on file is $659,693 to Compass Center Ballard LLC for low income housing operations, followed by another $650,305 grant to the same recipient in 2025. A second housing entity, Compass at Ronald Commons LLC, also appears repeatedly in the grant record, showing a sustained pattern of support for housing operations rather than a broad mix of unrelated programs. The foundation’s own summary points to a service model that connects emergency support, shelter, and permanent housing: essential emergency services, enhanced shelters, dignified affordable housing, and stability through growth and community. That mix is reinforced by the named focus areas in the record, which include affordable housing, emergency shelter and non-congregate shelter, day services, veterans services, supportive permanent housing, and case management and housing navigation. The grant list shows this work expressed through operating support for housing properties and related services, with Seattle as the recipient location across the recent grants on file.

    What Compass Housing Alliance Funds

    The clearest cause area in the record is low-income housing operations. Compass Housing Alliance awarded $659,693 to Compass Center Ballard LLC in 2024 for low income housing operations, and the same recipient received another $650,305 in 2025 for the same purpose. A separate housing entity, Compass at Ronald Commons LLC, also received operating support for low income housing operations. Their stated focus areas add more texture. Affordable housing appears alongside supportive permanent housing, suggesting an emphasis on keeping housing stable after placement. Emergency shelter and non-congregate shelter point to short-term housing response, while day services such as hygiene, mail, showers, and laundry indicate practical supports for residents. Veterans services and case management and housing navigation round out a model that combines housing with direct service support.

    How Compass Housing Alliance Gives

    Recent grant sizes are substantial: the typical grant range sits at $105,813 at the 25th percentile, $377,510 at the median, and $643,809 at the 75th percentile. The record also shows repeat support across years, not one-off awards. Compass Center Ballard LLC appears in both 2024 and 2025, and Compass at Ronald Commons LLC appears in 2024 and 2025 as well, which indicates ongoing operational funding. The foundation is a local funder, gives in Washington, and the grant record reflects restricted or operational funding tied to housing operations and direct service sustainment. It also makes program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $754K

    Total Assets

    $41M

    Total Revenue

    $21M

    Total Expenses

    $21.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $106K and $644K, with a median of $378K.

    25th Percentile

    $106K

    Median

    $378K

    75th Percentile

    $644K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded

    About 100% of grants go to recipients in WA.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
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    Leadership

    CHRISTOPHER ROSS

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    Topics

    low-income housing operationsaffordable rental housing managementproperty maintenance and building systemsaffordable housing preservationoperations capacity for housing providers

    Where Compass Housing Alliance Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated entirely in Washington, with 100% of recent grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Seattle is the clear recipient city in the recent-grants record, where both Compass Center Ballard LLC and Compass at Ronald Commons LLC are located. The distribution is local rather than multi-state or international, and the country file shows all grants landing in the US.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Compass Housing Alliance

    What does Compass Housing Alliance fund most directly?

    Its recent grants center on low income housing operations, with awards to Compass Center Ballard LLC and Compass at Ronald Commons LLC for that purpose. The broader focus areas also include affordable housing, emergency shelter and non-congregate shelter, supportive permanent housing, and case management and housing navigation.

    How large are Compass Housing Alliance’s typical grants?

    The grant-size profile is relatively high for operating support. The 25th percentile is $105,813, the median is $377,510, and the 75th percentile is $643,809.

    Does Compass Housing Alliance support the same recipients across multiple years?

    Yes. Compass Center Ballard LLC appears in both 2024 and 2025, and Compass at Ronald Commons LLC also appears in both years. That pattern points to sustained support rather than isolated one-time awards.

    Where do the grants go geographically?

    Recent grants go entirely to recipients in Washington, and all recorded grants are in the US. The recipient city that appears in the recent-grants list is Seattle.

    What kind of funding structure shows up in the record?

    The record shows restricted or operational funding tied to housing operations, direct service sustainment, and ongoing operating support. It also notes that Compass Housing Alliance makes program-related investments.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLCSEATTLE, WA$650,3052025LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS
    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLCSEATTLE, WA$103,6472025LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS
    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLCSEATTLE, WA$659,6932024LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS
    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLCSEATTLE, WA$638,5142024LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS
    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLCSEATTLE, WA$116,5062024LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS
    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLCSEATTLE, WA$73,7332024LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLC

    $650,305
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLC

    $103,647
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLC

    $659,693
    SEATTLE, WA2024

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS CENTER BALLARD LLC

    $638,514
    SEATTLE, WA2024

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLC

    $116,506
    SEATTLE, WA2024

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS

    COMPASS AT RONALD COMMONS LLC

    $73,733
    SEATTLE, WA2024

    LOW INCOME HOUSING OPERATIONS