Based in United States

Griffinharte Foundation

Port Townsend, WA, United StatesWebsite

About Griffinharte Foundation

The GriffinHarte Foundation funds small, project-level work that advances civility, feminist scholarship, identity and gender studies, and civic engagement. They support research, teaching, conversations, and arts- or pedagogy-based projects that explore feminism, social/political justice, and civil discourse, and they typically fund grassroots programs and educational institutions rather than large institutional endowments.

Focus Areas

Civility and civil discourse research/programsFeminist scholarship and women's/gender studiesIdentity-focused pedagogy and communication researchArts-based equity and civic engagement programsEducational projects in K–12 and community settings

Giving Approach

Small, competitive project grants (typically up to $1,000) awarded through a single unified application process; open to applicants regardless of geography with an annual application cycle (documented December 15 deadline for recent cycles). Grants appear one-off and project-specific rather than large multi-year commitments.

How to approach this funder

Use the foundation's unified grant application and submit by the December 15 deadline; request modest funding (≤ $1,000) and explicitly link your proposal to civility, feminist scholarship/identity work, or arts-based civic engagement and describe concrete teaching, research, or community conversation outcomes.

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