About Jubitz Family Foundation
The Jubitz Family Foundation concentrates its modest giving on environmental stewardship and civic/educational programming, combining support for local watershed restoration with sponsorship of university-led peacebuilding and public affairs initiatives. Grants favor mission-driven nonprofits and academic institutions that convene public dialogue or advance environmental protection, with a clear interest in projects tied to the Pacific Northwest alongside selective national partnerships.
Focus Areas
Sandy River/Columbia Slough watershed restoration and local river conservationUniversity-led environmental peacebuilding programs ('Peacebuilding for the Earth')Public affairs/media series and convenings (sponsorship of Point of View events)
Who They Fund
rural and forest-dependent communities around Mt. Hoodat-risk youth / youth employment programsunhoused residents (community peacebuilding gatherings)local farmers and farmland-dependent future generationspeace & security field practitioners, journalists and organizers
About Jubitz Family Foundation
Jubitz Family Foundation’s grantmaking is defined by two linked lanes: protecting Mount Hood’s forests and waters, and supporting peacebuilding work that ranges from local education programs to Rotary-affiliated initiatives. The largest recent grant in the data, $74,000 to Columbia Slough Watershed Council, was for Sandy River watershed work, showing how the foundation uses sizable awards to back place-based restoration. Environmental grants also reach groups such as Hood River Watershed Group, Oregon Wild, Waterwatch of Oregon, and Western Rivers Conservancy, with purposes tied to streamflows, habitat protection, and forest conservation. On the peace side, the foundation has supported university-based and community-facing work, including grants to University of Oregon Foundation for Peacebuilding for the Earth and to World Oregon for peace education programming in Portland and Salem. It has also funded policy-oriented and anti-militarism organizations, including Cure Violence Global, Nonviolent Peaceforce, and Global Zero. Across these areas, the foundation favors mission-driven nonprofits and academic partners working on conservation, dialogue, and nonviolent change.
What Jubitz Family Foundation Funds
Environmental stewardship appears through multiple Mount Hood and watershed grants. Columbia Riverkeeper received $20,000 in 2025 for Hood River Basin habitat protection and restoration, while Freshwater Trust got $15,000 in 2025 for Upper Sandy monitoring to inform adaptive stream management. Oregon Agricultural Trust was awarded $15,000 in 2024 and again in 2025 for protecting Mt. Hood area farmland. Forest protection is another clear thread: Oregon Wild received $20,000 in 2025 for old-growth forest protection efforts in Mt. Hood National Forest, and Sustainable Northwest received $15,000 in 2025 for a Mt. Hood National Forest restoration project. Peace and education grants also show up in the portfolio, including $22,940 to World Oregon for a peace education program in Portland and Salem and $33,000 to Willamette Valley Law Project for Peacebuilding for the Earth 2022.
How Jubitz Family Foundation Gives
Typical grants cluster in the five- to fifteen-thousand-dollar range, with a p25 of $5,000, a median of $10,000, and a p75 of $15,000. The recent-grants list also includes larger awards such as $74,000 and $50,000, suggesting a mix of baseline support and higher-capacity project funding. Several recipients appear more than once across different years, including Columbia Slough Watershed Council, Hood River Watershed Group, Waterwatch of Oregon, Oregon Agricultural Trust, Freshwater Trust, Western Rivers Conservancy, George Mason University Foundation, and Rotary-related giving. The foundation’s active grant-program descriptions show both unsolicited and invitation-based pathways, with two annual cycles and a Letter of Inquiry process for some programs.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$454K
Total Assets
$17.4M
Total Revenue
$895K
Total Expenses
$1.3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $5K and $15K, with a median of $10K.
25th Percentile
$5K
Median
$10K
75th Percentile
$15K
Geographic Reach
Regional15 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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