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    Moccasin Lake Foundation

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    Wilmington, DEWebsite8008391754

    About Moccasin Lake Foundation

    Moccasin Lake Foundation concentrates on large, impact-oriented gifts—frequently capital campaigns, endowments, and property acquisition—to a mix of Seattle-area nonprofits and national environmental and child-welfare organizations. The foundation favors education (scholarships and independent schools), housing and homelessness solutions, and conservation/wildlife protection, while also making strategic one-off gifts for facilities or campaigns (e.g., aquariums, tiny-house villages, prison bookspace). Several grants are multi-year or repeat commitments, and the foundation shows a spend-down orientation through gifts to spend-down funds and major final pledges.

    Focus Areas

    Independent school scholarships and higher-education endowed scholarships (e.g., Lakeside School, Hamilton College)Affordable housing and tiny-house / village solutions for homelessness (e.g., Methow Housing Trust, Low Income Housing Institute)Capital projects for Seattle-area cultural and educational institutions (e.g., Seattle Aquarium, Room One new building)Conservation and wildlife protection campaigns and spend-down funding (e.g., Conservation International, WWF, Earthjustice)Reentry/criminal-justice literacy support and property acquisition for community nonprofits (e.g., Books to Prisoners)

    About Moccasin Lake Foundation

    A defining feature of Moccasin Lake Foundation is its willingness to make seven-figure commitments to capital projects and long-horizon institutional needs. Recent grants include $2.5 million for the Seattle Aquarium Society’s One Ocean One Future Capital Campaign, $1 million for the Low Income Housing Institute’s Tiny House Village in Rainier Beach, and $1 million for the Trustees of Hamilton College’s Pigott Family Scholarship endowment. The foundation also backs major community facilities and campaign work, including Room One’s building expansion in Twisp, the purchase of property for Books to Prisoners, and endowed scholarship support at Lakeside School. That mix shows a funder comfortable with both physical assets and long-term funds, not just annual program support. Its giving reaches education, housing, conservation, and reentry-related work, with several awards structured as unrestricted support, pledge payments, or multi-year commitments. The result is a profile shaped by large, targeted investments rather than a broad scatter of small gifts.

    What Moccasin Lake Foundation Funds

    Education appears in both scholarship and school-support forms. Moccasin Lake Foundation gave $1 million to Lakeside School for an endowed scholarship providing tuition aid, and $1 million to Hamilton College for the Pigott Family Scholarship endowment. Housing and homelessness are another clear thread: the foundation awarded $1 million to the Low Income Housing Institute for Tiny House Village in Rainier Beach and $500,000 to Plymouth Housing Group to house and improve the lives of Seattle’s homeless. Conservation funding includes $1 million to Conservation International Foundation for the Spend Down Fund and $510,000 to Earthjustice as unrestricted support. The foundation also funds youth-serving and community organizations, including $500,000 to Cristo Rey Seattle High School and $530,000 to Books to Prisoners for property acquisition.

    How Moccasin Lake Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster at a relatively high level, with a p25 of $5,000, a median of $10,000, and a p75 of $30,000, even though the recent-gifts list includes several much larger capital and pledge commitments. The pattern includes repeat support across years: Methow Housing Trust received gifts in 2023 and 2024, Seattle Aquarium Society-seas received grants in 2023 and 2025, and World Wildlife Fund Inc. was funded in both 2023 and 2024. Moccasin Lake Foundation is a regular funder and also funds individuals. The portfolio shows a strong mix of unrestricted support, pledge payments, endowment gifts, and project-specific awards rather than a single grantmaking format.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $6.9M

    Total Assets

    $110.5M

    Total Revenue

    $11.5M

    Total Expenses

    $8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $5K and $30K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $5K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $30K

    Geographic Reach

    National19 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in WA.

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    Who They Fund

    people experiencing homelessness in Seattle / King Countystudents requiring financial assistance (e.g., Lakeside students)K–12 students and specific school communities (Cristo Rey, Seattle World School, deaf/hard-of-hearing programs)youth with lived foster care experienceUkrainian refugeescoastal and forest ecosystems / communities dependent on natural carbon reservoirslow-income families served by food banks and social service agencies

    Giving Approach

    Relatively concentrated: a small number of large grants (many six- and seven-figure) focused on capital, endowment, and pledge payments; a mix of repeat funding to some local grantees and one-time strategic gifts to national environmental and child-welfare organizations.

    Funding Style

    unrestricted/general operating supportcapital campaign / capital project fundingendowment and scholarship fundingpledge / multi-year payment commitmentsproject-specific / program support

    Notable grantees: Methow Housing Trust, Seattle Aquarium Society (One Ocean One Future campaign), Lakeside School, Conservation International Foundation, Books to Prisoners

    Topics

    marine and ocean conservation (One Ocean / Ocean Pavilion / cruise ship pollution)climate mitigation and carbon solutions (clean energy, peatlands, irrecoverable carbon)housing and homelessness services (affordable housing, Tiny House Village, Plymouth Housing)education and scholarships (tuition aid, endowed scholarships, school program support)workforce development and career training (career training facility, youth workforce programs)humanitarian/refugee support (Ukrainian refugees)wildlife trafficking & species protection (rhino horn demand reduction)

    Where Moccasin Lake Foundation Makes Grants

    Grants are national in scope, but the recipient list is heavily concentrated in Washington and especially the Seattle area. Seattle-based organizations appear often, alongside Winthrop and Twisp in central Washington and Toppenish in the Yakima Valley. Outside Washington, the recent grants include Clinton, New York; Arlington, Virginia; San Francisco, California; Fairfield, Connecticut; Vancouver, Washington; Sanibel, Florida; and Fort Myers, Florida. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 455 grants in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Moccasin Lake Foundation

    What kinds of projects does Moccasin Lake Foundation fund most often?

    The foundation repeatedly funds capital campaigns, endowments, pledge payments, and property or facility projects. Recent examples include the Seattle Aquarium’s capital campaign, Room One’s building expansion, a scholarship endowment at Hamilton College, and property acquisition for Books to Prisoners.

    Does Moccasin Lake Foundation give recurring support to some organizations?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Methow Housing Trust in 2023 and 2024, Seattle Aquarium Society-seas in 2023 and 2025, and World Wildlife Fund Inc. in 2023 and 2024. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships as well as one-time awards.

    What are the foundation’s typical grant sizes?

    The typical grant-size distribution is p25 $5,000, median $10,000, and p75 $30,000. The recent-grants list also shows a separate pattern of very large awards, including multiple seven-figure gifts for capital, scholarship, and pledge commitments.

    Where does Moccasin Lake Foundation give most often?

    Its grantmaking is national, but Washington recipients dominate the recent list, especially in Seattle, Winthrop, and Twisp. The top state by grant count is Virginia, while 0% of grants in the dataset went to Delaware recipients.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Education Committee Grants

    K-12 educationvocational educationadult education+2 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must be located in King, Pierce, Snohomish, or Okanogan counties in Washington State; must have been in operation for at least 3 years; requests must be for educational opportunities for children in Kindergarten-12th grade or vocational/adult education; requests must be for at least $10,000; grantees should not have received a Moccasin Lake Foundation grant in the prior calendar year; requests may not replace school budget cuts or support ineligible entities or uses.

    Deadline: No deadline stated; applicants are directed to submit a grant request through the foundation portal.

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    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Environment Committee Grants

    climate changecarbon emissions reductionclean energy+7 more

    Who can apply: Requests must be clearly defined and specific; if part of a larger project, the requested grant's allocation must be detailed. Specific program support is preferred over administrative or general operating costs. Grantees should not have received other Moccasin Lake Foundation grants within the last year.

    Deadline: No deadline stated; requests appear to be accepted through the grant portal.

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    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Social Services Committee Grants

    food assistanceshelteressential needs+3 more

    Who can apply: Service must be provided in the listed Washington counties; grantees should not have received other Moccasin Lake Foundation grants within the last year; requests should focus on one of the five pillars and be for specific program support rather than administrative or general operating costs.

    Deadline: No deadline stated; applications are submitted through the grant portal.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOLSEATTLE, WA$750,0002026General & Unrestricted
    ACADEMY FOR PRECISION LEARNING INCSEATTLE, WA$650,0002026General & Unrestricted
    WHITE CENTER EMERGENCY FOOD ASSOCIATIONBURIEN, WA$500,0002026Keeping the Community Fed fund
    THOUSAND CURRENTSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$500,0002026Clima Fund
    CRISTO REY SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOLSEATTLE, WA$500,0002026General & Unrestricted
    NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECTSEATTLE, WA$500,0002026for 3 pillars of work: direct legal services, community education, and impact litigation
    CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONARLINGTON, VA$250,0002026General & Unrestricted
    CHILDREN OF THE SETTING SUN PRODUCTIONSBELLINGHAM, WA$250,0002026Children of the Setting Sun Productions (CSSP), for making of the feature film entitled The Last Salmon, remaining development costs, distribution and marketing of the completed film
    PACIFIC WEST RAIL FOUNDATIONMEDINA, WA$250,0002026General & Unrestricted
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$250,0002026Edwin Rubel Trainee Endowment fund
    SOUTHEAST ALASKA CONSERVATION COUNCIL INC-SEACCJUNEAU, AK$250,0002026Tongass and Inside Passage Conservation fund
    PUGET SOUND RESTORATION FUNDBAINBRIDGE IS, WA$164,0002026General & Unrestricted
    HOOD CANAL SLMON ENHANCEMENT GROUPBELFAIR, WA$150,0002026General & Unrestricted
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONSEATTLE, WA$150,0002026UW Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute Discretionary fund
    AMERICAN JOURNALISM PROJECT INCWASHINGTON, DC$110,0002026General & Unrestricted
    METHOW VALLEY HOME HEALTH AGENCYTWISP, WA$100,0002026General & Unrestricted
    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATIONBELLEVUE, WA$100,0002026General & Unrestricted
    WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONPULLMAN, WA$100,0002026Community School at the Breadlab, and education and outreach program
    NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECTSEATTLE, WA$100,0002026General & Unrestricted
    WASHINGTON ALLIANCE FOR BETTER SCHOOLSSHORELINE, WA$60,0002026STEM4Good fund
    SEATTLE AMISTAD SCHOOLSEATTLE, WA$50,0002026General & Unrestricted
    INTERIM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATIONSEATTLE, WA$50,0002026Culturally Relevant Housing and Domestic Violence services fund
    JUBILEE WOMENS CENTERSEATTLE, WA$50,0002026Jubilee Women's Center 2024-2025 General Operations fund
    EARTHJUSTICESAN FRANCISCO, CA$40,0002026General & Unrestricted
    THE MOUNTAINS TO SOUND GREENWAY TRAILSEATTLE, WA$40,0002026General & Unrestricted
    R MERLE PALMER MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONLAKEWOOD, WA$40,0002026Advancing Educational Equity for Pierce County Youth of color fund
    YEAR UP INC - SEATTLE CHAPTERSEATTLE, WA$40,0002026Year Up United's Job Skills Training for Young Adults in the seattle area fund
    PIONEER HUMAN SERVICESSEATTLE, WA$30,0002026Incarceration to New Ventures: Elevating Success Together (INVEST) fund
    SUPPORT 7LYNNWOOD, WA$30,0002026Compassionate Whole-Person Support and Essential Needs during moments of crisis fund
    REWILDAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026ReShark fund
    BILLION OYSTER PROJECTNEW YORK, NY$25,0002026General & Unrestricted
    CHESS MATES FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$25,0002026Chess Mates Scholarship fund
    COMMUNITY FOR YOUTHSEATTLE, WA$25,0002026Mentoring Program Expansion Project
    DRESS FOR SUCCESS SEATTLESEATTLE, WA$20,0002026Employment Skills & Career Counseling: Upskilling low-income youth for today's work opportunities
    ISLESBORO AFFORDABLE PROPERTYISLESBORO, ME$20,0002026General & Unrestricted
    SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRESEATTLE, WA$20,0002026Seattle Repertory Theater Youth Education Programs
    KIND INCWASHINGTON, DC$20,0002026General & Unrestricted
    WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCILSEATTLE, WA$20,0002026Global Classroom at the World Affairs Council fund
    BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF KING COUNTYTUKWILA, WA$20,0002026Literacy programs fund
    AL OTRO LADO INCSAN YSIDRO, CA$20,0002026General & Unrestricted
    COYOTE CENTRALSEATTLE, WA$20,0002026Studio Coyote - Expanding Access to Arts Programs for marginalized youth
    ADA DEVELOPERS ACADEMYISSAQUAH, WA$20,0002026Supporting low-income women & gender expansive people through coding education
    KING COUNTY SEXUAL ASSAULT RESOURCE CENTERRENTON, WA$20,0002026Sexual Violence Prevention in Schools to Increase student personal safety from sexual assault fund
    METHOW CONSERVANCYWINTHROP, WA$20,0002026General & Unrestricted
    BABIES OF HOMELESSNESSBOTHELL, WA$15,0002026for Essential Diaper Supplies in King and Snohomish Counties
    BELLEVUE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBBELLEVUE, WA$15,0002026Expanding Innovative Learning through the 21st Century community learning centers model
    IMAGINE CHILDRENS MUSEUMEVERETT, WA$15,0002026Imagine Children's Museum School and Group Program
    SIERRA PACIFIC FURBABIES INCMIRA LOMA, CA$15,0002026General & Unrestricted
    CITY YEAR SEATTLEKING COUNTYSEATTLE, WA$15,0002026Whole School, Whole Child Program
    BALLARD FOOD BANKSEATTLE, WA$15,0002026Ballard Food Bank Community Resource Hub: Support for client advocate case management and financial assistance services

    BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL

    $750,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    ACADEMY FOR PRECISION LEARNING INC

    $650,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    WHITE CENTER EMERGENCY FOOD ASSOCIATION

    $500,000
    BURIEN, WA2026

    Keeping the Community Fed fund

    THOUSAND CURRENTS

    $500,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2026

    Clima Fund

    CRISTO REY SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL

    $500,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECT

    $500,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    for 3 pillars of work: direct legal services, community education, and impact litigation

    CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    CHILDREN OF THE SETTING SUN PRODUCTIONS

    $250,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2026

    Children of the Setting Sun Productions (CSSP), for making of the feature film entitled The Last Salmon, remaining development costs, distribution and marketing of the completed film

    PACIFIC WEST RAIL FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    MEDINA, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Edwin Rubel Trainee Endowment fund

    SOUTHEAST ALASKA CONSERVATION COUNCIL INC-SEACC

    $250,000
    JUNEAU, AK2026

    Tongass and Inside Passage Conservation fund

    PUGET SOUND RESTORATION FUND

    $164,000
    BAINBRIDGE IS, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    HOOD CANAL SLMON ENHANCEMENT GROUP

    $150,000
    BELFAIR, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

    $150,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    UW Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute Discretionary fund

    AMERICAN JOURNALISM PROJECT INC

    $110,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2026

    General & Unrestricted

    METHOW VALLEY HOME HEALTH AGENCY

    $100,000
    TWISP, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    BELLEVUE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    PULLMAN, WA2026

    Community School at the Breadlab, and education and outreach program

    NORTHWEST IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PROJECT

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    WASHINGTON ALLIANCE FOR BETTER SCHOOLS

    $60,000
    SHORELINE, WA2026

    STEM4Good fund

    SEATTLE AMISTAD SCHOOL

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    INTERIM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Culturally Relevant Housing and Domestic Violence services fund

    JUBILEE WOMENS CENTER

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Jubilee Women's Center 2024-2025 General Operations fund

    EARTHJUSTICE

    $40,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    THE MOUNTAINS TO SOUND GREENWAY TRAIL

    $40,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    R MERLE PALMER MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    LAKEWOOD, WA2026

    Advancing Educational Equity for Pierce County Youth of color fund

    YEAR UP INC - SEATTLE CHAPTER

    $40,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Year Up United's Job Skills Training for Young Adults in the seattle area fund

    PIONEER HUMAN SERVICES

    $30,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Incarceration to New Ventures: Elevating Success Together (INVEST) fund

    SUPPORT 7

    $30,000
    LYNNWOOD, WA2026

    Compassionate Whole-Person Support and Essential Needs during moments of crisis fund

    REWILD

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    ReShark fund

    BILLION OYSTER PROJECT

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2026

    General & Unrestricted

    CHESS MATES FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Chess Mates Scholarship fund

    COMMUNITY FOR YOUTH

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Mentoring Program Expansion Project

    DRESS FOR SUCCESS SEATTLE

    $20,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Employment Skills & Career Counseling: Upskilling low-income youth for today's work opportunities

    ISLESBORO AFFORDABLE PROPERTY

    $20,000
    ISLESBORO, ME2026

    General & Unrestricted

    SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE

    $20,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Seattle Repertory Theater Youth Education Programs

    KIND INC

    $20,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2026

    General & Unrestricted

    WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL

    $20,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Global Classroom at the World Affairs Council fund

    BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF KING COUNTY

    $20,000
    TUKWILA, WA2026

    Literacy programs fund

    AL OTRO LADO INC

    $20,000
    SAN YSIDRO, CA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    COYOTE CENTRAL

    $20,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Studio Coyote - Expanding Access to Arts Programs for marginalized youth

    ADA DEVELOPERS ACADEMY

    $20,000
    ISSAQUAH, WA2026

    Supporting low-income women & gender expansive people through coding education

    KING COUNTY SEXUAL ASSAULT RESOURCE CENTER

    $20,000
    RENTON, WA2026

    Sexual Violence Prevention in Schools to Increase student personal safety from sexual assault fund

    METHOW CONSERVANCY

    $20,000
    WINTHROP, WA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    BABIES OF HOMELESSNESS

    $15,000
    BOTHELL, WA2026

    for Essential Diaper Supplies in King and Snohomish Counties

    BELLEVUE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

    $15,000
    BELLEVUE, WA2026

    Expanding Innovative Learning through the 21st Century community learning centers model

    IMAGINE CHILDRENS MUSEUM

    $15,000
    EVERETT, WA2026

    Imagine Children's Museum School and Group Program

    SIERRA PACIFIC FURBABIES INC

    $15,000
    MIRA LOMA, CA2026

    General & Unrestricted

    CITY YEAR SEATTLEKING COUNTY

    $15,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Whole School, Whole Child Program

    BALLARD FOOD BANK

    $15,000
    SEATTLE, WA2026

    Ballard Food Bank Community Resource Hub: Support for client advocate case management and financial assistance services