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    Ronald W Naito Md Foundation

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    PORTLAND, ORWebsite5032949440

    About Ronald W Naito Md Foundation

    The Ronald W Naito MD Foundation directs its philanthropy toward academic medicine, shown by a single, large contribution to Oregon Health & Science University to endow a Center for Ethics professorship. The grant indicates a priority for strengthening medical ethics scholarship and faculty positions at a local or regional medical research institution.

    Focus Areas

    Endowed professorships in medical ethicsSupport for academic medical centers in Oregon (OHSU)Strengthening bioethics research and teaching

    Who They Fund

    LGBTQ communities and movement participantswomen and people who can become pregnant (including abortion seekers)survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuseolder adults and family caregiversIndigenous/Tribal communities (including Indian Country)immigrants and refugees (explicit Afghan focus)

    About Ronald W Naito Md Foundation

    A $300,000 grant to Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation for the final installment of the OHSU Center for Ethics endowed professorship is the clearest signal in Ronald W Naito MD Foundation’s giving. That award points to a long-running interest in academic medicine, especially medical ethics, bioethics research, and faculty support. The foundation’s portfolio also reaches into climate, health equity, sustainable communities, and Oregon arts and culture, with grants usually structured as unrestricted support or capacity-building. Recent awards show the foundation backing both large institutions and advocacy-oriented nonprofits, including Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation, The Tides Foundation, and Coalition of Communities of Color. Their grants often sit at the intersection of systems change and community infrastructure, rather than project-only service delivery. Across the recent grants listed, the foundation supports work in medicine, public health, climate mitigation, reproductive justice, LGBTQ movement building, immigration and refugee support, and racial equity. The pattern suggests a funder that combines place-based commitments in Oregon with a wider regional and national grantmaking footprint, while still making some international grants.

    What Ronald W Naito Md Foundation Funds

    Academic medicine is a defining thread. Ronald W Naito MD Foundation gave $100,000 to Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation for the final installment of the OHSU/PSU School of Public Health endowment, reinforcing its interest in university-based health training and research. In climate work, the foundation supported University of Washington Carbon Leadership Forum with $50,000 for capacity building to support network engagement and collective action, and The International Council on Clean Transportation with $50,000 for strengthening capacity to decarbonize the global transport sector. Health equity grants include $45,000 to Age for Oregon’s comprehensive plan for living and aging, and $40,000 to Ipas for accelerating reproductive justice, health, and rights globally. The foundation also funded Portland Refugee Support Group with $40,000 for general operating support, showing attention to community support for immigrants and refugees.

    How Ronald W Naito Md Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster tightly around the foundation’s core size band: p25 is $15,000, median is $20,000, and p75 is $25,000. Recent awards often land above that range at $40,000 or $50,000, with a few larger institutional grants. The foundation appears to use both one-time awards and repeat support: several organizations appear in multiple recent years, including Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation, Amazon Watch, Coalition of Communities of Color, Africa Check, Anthropocene Alliance, Rural Organizing Project, Movement Advancement Project, and Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Inc. It is a regular funder, not a DAF or program-related-investment vehicle. The grant listings also show an open application structure in several programs, including unsolicited grants and LOI-based cycles.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.2M

    Total Assets

    $38.3M

    Total Revenue

    $1.9M

    Total Expenses

    $4.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $15K and $25K, with a median of $20K.

    25th Percentile

    $15K

    Median

    $20K

    75th Percentile

    $25K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional29 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Ronald W Naito Md Foundation Funds

    Top 5 recipient countries by grant volume for Ronald W Naito Md Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic586$12.6M
    98.5%
    2South Africa

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    children and youth (including in Nepal and Oregon)
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    people with disabilities

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, large-dollar giving focused on one-time or final installment funding for endowments at a single institutional grantee rather than many small awards or broad geographic distribution.

    Funding Style

    general operating supportcapacity building and network supportmulti-year / sustained fundingseed funding and endowment/fiscal sponsorshippolicy/advocacy and litigation support

    Notable grantees: Oregon Health & Science University Foundation

    Topics

    climate mitigation and decarbonizing transportreproductive justice, abortion access, and sexual & reproductive healthLGBTQ movement building and leadership developmentviolence prevention and survivor support (sexual violence, domestic violence, child abuse)caregiving, aging, and long-term care systemshealth systems strengthening and global health (including Francophone West Africa, India/U.S. tribal health, Nepal)community schools, education access, and immigrant/refugee integration (including interpreter training)

    Where Ronald W Naito Md Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is heavily weighted toward Oregon, with 65% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Portland appears frequently, including Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation, Coalition of Communities of Color, and Portland Refugee Support Group. Outside Oregon, the foundation gives often in Colorado, and recent awards also land in Seattle, Washington; Oakland, California; Washington, DC; New York, New York; and Chapel Hill, North Carolina. International recipients appear as well, including Johannesburg-based Africa Check and grantees in the United Kingdom and Canada in the broader distribution.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Ronald W Naito Md Foundation

    What grant size range is typical for Ronald W Naito MD Foundation?

    The foundation’s typical grant size is tightly centered at $20,000, with a p25 of $15,000 and a p75 of $25,000. Recent awards also include larger $40,000 and $50,000 grants, and a $300,000 installment for an endowed professorship.

    What are the main areas Ronald W Naito MD Foundation funds?

    Its active programs cover climate, health equity, sustainable communities, and Oregon arts and culture. Recent grants also show support for academic medicine, reproductive justice, LGBTQ movement building, refugee support, aging, and environmental justice.

    Does Ronald W Naito MD Foundation accept unsolicited proposals?

    Yes. Several active programs are marked as accepting unsolicited applications, including Sustainable Communities, Health Equity Grants, Unrestricted Grants, General Grant Program, Climate Funding Area Grants, General Grants, and Oregon Arts & Culture Grants. The foundation also runs LOI-based cycles in some discretionary grant rounds.

    Where does Ronald W Naito MD Foundation give most often?

    Oregon receives 65% of grants, and Portland appears repeatedly among recipients. Outside Oregon, recent grants go to organizations in Seattle, Oakland, Washington, DC, New York, Chapel Hill, and internationally in Johannesburg.

    Are there repeat grantees in Ronald W Naito MD Foundation’s recent grantmaking?

    Yes. Several organizations appear more than once in the recent grants list, including Oregon Health Sciences University Foundation, Amazon Watch, Coalition of Communities of Color, Africa Check, Anthropocene Alliance, Rural Organizing Project, Movement Advancement Project, and Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Inc.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

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    $160K
    0.7%
    3United Kingdom2$45K
    0.3%
    4Spain2$30K
    0.3%
    5Canada1$30K
    0.2%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

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    THE FOUNDATION FOR AFRICAN MEDICINE AND EDUCATIONREDDING, CA$40,0002025SUPPORTING FAME'S STRATEGIC PRIORITY AREAS
    NATIONAL CENTER FOR TRANSGENDER EQUALITYNEW YORK, NY$40,0002025HEALTH POLICY SUPPORT
    RAINFOREST ACTION NETWORKSAN FRANCISCO, CA$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    AFRICAN WOMEN RISINGSANTA BARBARA, CA$40,0002025BREAKING THE CYCLE OF EXTREME POVERTY: A GRADUATION APPROACH IN NORTHERN UGANDA
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    AMAZON WATCHOAKLAND, CA$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
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    STAND EARTHSAN FRANCISCO, CA$40,0002025SAFE CITIES
    UNITED WAY OF THE COLUMBIA-WILLAMETTEPORTLAND, OR$40,0002025DISASTER RESILIENCE LEARNING NETWORK
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    COALITION OF COMMUNITIES OF COLORPORTLAND, OR$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
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    AFRICA CHECKJOHANNESBURG$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING GRANT TO SOUTH AFRICAN NONPROFIT W/ EQUIVALANCY DETERMINATION
    SOLIDARITY ENGINEERINGPHILIDELPHIA, PA$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    JACKSON COUNTY SARTASHLAND, OR$40,0002025SEXUAL VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM
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    ANTHROPOCENE ALLIANCEMICANOPY, FL$40,0002025MOVEMENT BUILDING AND ACTIVISM
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    COLUMBIA RIVERKEEPERHOOD RIVER, OR$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    SOLIDARITY ENGINEERINGPHILIDELPHIA, PA$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
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    FAMILY FORWARD OREGONPORTLAND, OR$40,0002025ELEVATING CARE AND CAREGIVING IN OREGON
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    RURAL ORGANIZING PROJECTCOTTAGE GROVE, OR$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    INTEGRATE HEALTHMEDWAY, MA$40,0002025IMPROVING HEALTH SYSTEMS IN FRANCOPHONE WEST AFRICA
    NATIVE AMERICAN FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ALLIANCEFLAGSTAFF, AZ$40,0002025NAFSA SEED TO TABLE, GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
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    OREGON ALLIANCE TO PREVENT GUN VIOLENCE ACTION FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, OR$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    NATIVE AMERICAN FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ALLIANCEFLAGSTAFF, AZ$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    MOVEMENT ADVANCEMENT PROJECTBOULDER, CO$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    AFRICA CHECKJOHANNESBURG$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON CLEAN TRANSPORTATIONWASHINGTON, DC$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    CAMPAIGN FOR SOUTHERN EQUALITYASHEVILLE, NC$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    OREGON ALLIANCE FOR GUN SAFETY FOUNDATIONPORTLAND, OR$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    OIL CHANGE INTERNATIONALWASHINGTON, DC$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    PAIWASHINGTON, DC$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    IPASCHAPEL HILL, NC$40,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    HEALTHY SCHOOLS CAMPAIGNCHICAGO, IL$35,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    OREGON (ATTORNEY GENERAL'S) SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCESALEM, OR$30,0002025OREGON SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS
    GEORGIA COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCEATLANTA, GA$30,0002025PUBLIC POLICY AND SYSTEMS ADVOCACY FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
    STAND WITH TRANSFARMINGTON, MI$30,0002025IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELLNESS FOR YOUTH
    OREGON CHILD ABUSE SOLUTIONSBEND, OR$30,0002025STRENGTHENING OREGONS CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE SYSTEMS
    CURE BLINDNESS PROJECTWATERBURY, VT$30,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    SACRED VALLEY HEALTHANCHORAGE, AK$30,0002025GENERAL OPERATING
    OREGON SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH ALLIANCEPORTLAND, OR$30,0002025BUILDING A COMMUNITY SCHOOL MOVEMENT IN OREGON
    PRIDE FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$30,0002025PRIDE IN NUMBERS PROJECT

    THE TIDES FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    FOR FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT THE MOVEMENENT VOTER FUND

    OIL CHANGE INTERNATIONAL

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    WOMEN'S REFUGEE COMMISSION INC

    $40,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    THE FOUNDATION FOR AFRICAN MEDICINE AND EDUCATION

    $40,000
    REDDING, CA2025

    SUPPORTING FAME'S STRATEGIC PRIORITY AREAS

    NATIONAL CENTER FOR TRANSGENDER EQUALITY

    $40,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    HEALTH POLICY SUPPORT

    RAINFOREST ACTION NETWORK

    $40,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Ronald W Naito Md Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses in 13 days (Aug 25, 2026)Award: $10K – $40K

    Climate Funding Area Grants

    Climate crisis mitigationClimate justicePolicy/advocacy/litigation

    Who can apply: 501(c)(3) nonprofits and regrantors aligned with foundation climate priorities. Certain project types (e.g., community-specific renewable energy capital projects, R&D, long-term sequestration projects) are not funded.

    Deadline: Follows the foundation's two annual cycles; next Summer/Fall LOI window 2026-07-20 to 2026-08-25 (5pm PT).

    AFRICAN WOMEN RISING

    $40,000
    SANTA BARBARA, CA2025

    BREAKING THE CYCLE OF EXTREME POVERTY: A GRADUATION APPROACH IN NORTHERN UGANDA

    WE ARE HEALERS

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    CAPACITY BUILDING

    AMAZON WATCH

    $40,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    WARM SPRINGS COMMUNITY ACTION TEAM

    $40,000
    WARM SPRINGS, OR2025

    WARM SPRINGS COMMISSARY- SUSTAINABLE, EQUITABLE INFRASTRUCTURE

    STAND EARTH

    $40,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SAFE CITIES

    UNITED WAY OF THE COLUMBIA-WILLAMETTE

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    DISASTER RESILIENCE LEARNING NETWORK

    IPAS

    $40,000
    CHAPEL HILL, NC2025

    CREATING A GLOBAL ABORTION ECOSYSTEM THAT EMPOWERS ALL

    COALITION OF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    MOVEMENT ADVANCEMENT PROJECT

    $40,000
    BOULDER, CO2025

    BUILDING AND SUSTAINING THE LGBTQ MOVEMENT TODAY AND INTO THE FUTURE

    AFRICA CHECK

    $40,000
    JOHANNESBURG2025

    GENERAL OPERATING GRANT TO SOUTH AFRICAN NONPROFIT W/ EQUIVALANCY DETERMINATION

    SOLIDARITY ENGINEERING

    $40,000
    PHILIDELPHIA, PA2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    JACKSON COUNTY SART

    $40,000
    ASHLAND, OR2025

    SEXUAL VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM

    RURAL ORGANIZING PROJECT

    $40,000
    COTTAGE GROVE, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    LAMBDA LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION FUND INC

    $40,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    ANTHROPOCENE ALLIANCE

    $40,000
    MICANOPY, FL2025

    MOVEMENT BUILDING AND ACTIVISM

    HIMALAYAN CATARACT PROJECT

    $40,000
    WATERBURY, VT2025

    RWNF+ HCP CUREBLINDNESS PARTNERING IN THE MISSION TO ELIMINATE NEEDLESS BLINDNESS WORLDWIDE

    COLUMBIA RIVERKEEPER

    $40,000
    HOOD RIVER, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    SOLIDARITY ENGINEERING

    $40,000
    PHILIDELPHIA, PA2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    URGENT ACTION FUND FOR FEMINIST ACTIVISM

    $40,000
    ALAMEDA, CA2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    FAMILY FORWARD OREGON

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    ELEVATING CARE AND CAREGIVING IN OREGON

    NATIONAL COUNCIL OF URBAN INDIAN HEALTH

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES ACROSS INDIAN COUNTRY

    RURAL ORGANIZING PROJECT

    $40,000
    COTTAGE GROVE, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    INTEGRATE HEALTH

    $40,000
    MEDWAY, MA2025

    IMPROVING HEALTH SYSTEMS IN FRANCOPHONE WEST AFRICA

    NATIVE AMERICAN FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ALLIANCE

    $40,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2025

    NAFSA SEED TO TABLE, GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    DOCTORS OF THE WORLD USA

    $40,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    PARTNERSHIP WITH TEXAS TECH HEALTH SCIENCES

    OREGON ALLIANCE TO PREVENT GUN VIOLENCE ACTION FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    NATIVE AMERICAN FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ALLIANCE

    $40,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    MOVEMENT ADVANCEMENT PROJECT

    $40,000
    BOULDER, CO2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    AFRICA CHECK

    $40,000
    JOHANNESBURG2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON CLEAN TRANSPORTATION

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    CAMPAIGN FOR SOUTHERN EQUALITY

    $40,000
    ASHEVILLE, NC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    OREGON ALLIANCE FOR GUN SAFETY FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    OIL CHANGE INTERNATIONAL

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    PAI

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    IPAS

    $40,000
    CHAPEL HILL, NC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    HEALTHY SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN

    $35,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    OREGON (ATTORNEY GENERAL'S) SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE

    $30,000
    SALEM, OR2025

    OREGON SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS

    GEORGIA COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

    $30,000
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    PUBLIC POLICY AND SYSTEMS ADVOCACY FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

    STAND WITH TRANS

    $30,000
    FARMINGTON, MI2025

    IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELLNESS FOR YOUTH

    OREGON CHILD ABUSE SOLUTIONS

    $30,000
    BEND, OR2025

    STRENGTHENING OREGONS CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE SYSTEMS

    CURE BLINDNESS PROJECT

    $30,000
    WATERBURY, VT2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    SACRED VALLEY HEALTH

    $30,000
    ANCHORAGE, AK2025

    GENERAL OPERATING

    OREGON SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH ALLIANCE

    $30,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    BUILDING A COMMUNITY SCHOOL MOVEMENT IN OREGON

    PRIDE FOUNDATION

    $30,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    PRIDE IN NUMBERS PROJECT

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    Open nowCloses in 13 days (Aug 25, 2026)Award: $10K – $40K

    Sustainable Communities

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    Who can apply: Generally for eligible 501(c)(3) public charities or fiscally sponsored nonprofits with a US office/EIN; foreign organizations with US-equivalency may be considered. New organizations are paused until further notice; currently prioritizing returning applicants funded within the last three years. Sustainable Communities applicants should focus on social justice/civil rights, economic justice, environmental justice, or related systemic interventions. The foundation does not fund chambers of commerce, business-driven economic development, alternative living communities, disaster relief, small business incubators, extractive-economy initiatives, one-watershed environmental justice, or organizations it cannot fund under private-foundation rules.

    Deadline: Winter/Spring 2026: LOI closes Feb 13, 2026; full application closes Apr 3, 2026. Summer/Fall 2026: LOI closes Aug 25, 2026; full application closes Oct 23, 2026.

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    Open nowCloses in 13 days (Aug 25, 2026)Award: Up to $10K

    Oregon Arts & Culture Grants

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    Who can apply: Generally for eligible 501(c)(3) public charities or fiscally sponsored nonprofits with a US office/EIN; foreign organizations with US-equivalency may be considered. Arts and culture grants go to organizations based in and serving Oregonians; organizations with budgets over $10 million are not funded, and faith-based organizations are excluded. The foundation no longer funds education as a separate priority, but will consider some arts education initiatives under Arts & Culture and will continue to consider legacy education partners funded within the last two years / three years as noted on the site.

    Deadline: Winter/Spring 2026: LOI closes Feb 13, 2026; full application closes Apr 3, 2026. Summer/Fall 2026: LOI closes Aug 25, 2026; full application closes Oct 23, 2026.

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    Open nowCloses in 13 days (Aug 25, 2026)Award: $10K – $40K

    Biannual Grants (General Grant Program)

    ClimateHealth EquitySustainable Communities

    Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations. Foundation currently prioritizes applicants that have received a grant from the foundation in the past three years; new applicants may be paused for some cycles (see eligibility updates). Certain organization types and project types are excluded per funding-area pages (see Climate/Health Equity/Sustainable Communities pages).

    Deadline: Two cycles per year. Example 2026 cycle schedule: Summer/Fall 2026 LOIs open 2026-07-20 to 2026-08-25 (LOI closes 5pm Pacific); invited full applications due 2026-10-23; decisions announced 2026-11-20. Winter/Spring cycle occurs in early year (LOIs open ~Jan).

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