The Seabrook Community Foundation is dedicated to empowering youth and strengthening communities in the remote, rural, tribal, and coastal areas of Grays Harbor County. The Foundation provides scholarship assistance to underprivileged and deserving students while supporting critical and unmet community needs, with a current focus on the North Beach triangle (from Copalis Beach to Taholah and Copalis Crossing).
Seabrook Community Foundation’s recent giving shows a strong emphasis on youth-serving programs in the North Beach triangle, with its largest grant going to Rave Foundation for program support and a second major grant to Good Neighbors Senior Center Association. The foundation also backs school-based and community-based work that reaches children, families, and tribal communities in Grays Harbor County. In 2025, it funded North Beach High School for wrestling mats and Chromebooks, supported Quinault Indian Nation’s tutoring program, and gave to YMCA of Grays Harbor for a summer meal program. That mix points to a funder that combines direct service, educational access, and community infrastructure rather than concentrating on a single issue area. The grant list also reflects a preference for practical support: equipment, school technology, tutoring, meals, and program funding. Seabrook Community Foundation’s scholarship programs add another layer, extending support to students pursuing higher education, vocational training, technical training, and community college pathways. Across the recent grants shown here, the foundation is funding both immediate needs and longer-term opportunity in communities it serves.
Education shows up in multiple forms. The foundation gave $25,000 to North Beach High School for wrestling mats and Chromebooks, tying school athletics and digital access together. It also awarded $11,000 to Quinault Indian Nation for a tutoring program, and its scholarship programs support students pursuing higher education, vocational training, technical training, and community college. Youth development is another clear theme: the $100,000 grant to Rave Foundation was for program support, and the community grant program itself is aimed at youth, families, and communities in the North Beach triangle. Basic needs appear as well. Seabrook Community Foundation granted $8,000 to YMCA of Grays Harbor for a summer meal program, which aligns with its food-security and youth-support priorities. Community well-being extends beyond schools through grants that support health and wellness, arts and culture, and community development.
Among the recent grants listed, award sizes range from $5,000 at the low end to $100,000 at the high end, with a median of $9,500. The middle half of the grants falls between $5,000 and $31,500. The foundation appears to use both competitive community grants and scholarship programs, and several programs accept unsolicited applications. The annual scholarship cycle opens January 1, and there are separate routes for new and renewal scholarship applications. The recent list also suggests a mix of one-time program awards and ongoing annual support, with funding directed to schools, tribal entities, nonprofits, and community organizations.
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The recent grants are concentrated in Washington communities, with recipients in Seattle, Ocean Shores, Taholah, Hoquiam, Bothell, and Aberdeen. Ocean Shores appears twice in the top eight recent grants, through North Beach High School and Good Neighbors Senior Center Association. Taholah is another recurring place in the list, including Quinault Indian Nation and the foundation’s stated North Beach triangle service area. All of the recent grants shown go to U.S. recipients. The foundation’s scholarship and community grant programs focus on Grays Harbor County and the North Beach triangle, including Copalis Beach to Taholah and Copalis Crossing.
It funds scholarships, community grants, and program support tied to youth development, education, health and wellness, arts and culture, and community development. The recent grants also show support for tutoring, summer meals, school equipment, and a wrestling-related school project.
The foundation runs scholarship programs for students in Grays Harbor County and the North Beach area. Applications open January 1 each year, and the scholarship routes include both new and renewal applications. The programs support higher education, vocational training, technical training, and community college study.
Its stated community focus is the North Beach triangle, from Copalis Beach to Taholah and Copalis Crossing, within Grays Harbor County. The recent grant list also includes recipients in Ocean Shores, Taholah, Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Seattle, and Bothell.
Recent awards range from $5,000 to $100,000, with a median of $9,500. The middle half of the recent grants falls between $5,000 and $31,500, showing a spread from modest program support to larger operating or program awards.
Yes. The listed scholarship programs and community grant programs all accept unsolicited applications. The scholarship program opens on January 1 each year, and the community grants are described as a competitive annual cycle.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Seabrook Community Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects or programs that align with the foundation's mission and priorities and aim to enhance the quality of life and prospects for youth, families, and communities within the North Beach Triangle area.
Deadline: Quarter 1 Review: March 1; Quarter 2 Review: June 1; Quarter 3 Review: September 1; Quarter 4 Review: December 1.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAVE FOUNDATION | SEATTLE, WA | $100,000 | 2025 | PROGRAM |
| GOOD NEIGHBORS SENIOR CENTER ASSOCIATION | OCEAN SHORES, WA | $42,500 | 2025 | PROGRAM |
| NORTH BEACH HIGH SCHOOL | OCEAN SHORES, WA | $25,000 | 2025 | WRESTLING MATS AND CHROMEBOOKS |
| QUINAULT INDIAN NATION | TAHOLAH, WA | $11,000 | 2025 | TUTORING PROGRAM. |
| YMCA OF GRAYS HARBOR | HOQUIAM, WA | $8,000 | 2025 | SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM |
| WASHINGTON STATE SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | BOTHELL, WA | $5,600 | 2025 | PROGRAM |
| BEYOND SURVIVAL | ABERDEEN, WA | $5,000 | 2025 | PROGRAM |
| BANK TO SCHOOL MARKETPLACE | ABERDEEN, WA | $5,000 | 2025 | PROGRAM |
| PACIFIC BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT GROUP | PACIFIC BEACH, WA | $46,600 | 2024 | BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP, BAND UNIFORMS, SUMER SCHOOL, DIAPER BANK, STEM |
| NORTH BEACH SENIOR CENTER | OCEAN SHORES, WA | $41,661 | 2024 | SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM |
| COASTAL COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM | ABERDEEN, WA | $10,000 | 2024 | WEATHERIZING HOMES IN NB TRIANGLE |
| NORTH BEACH SENIOR CENTER | OCEAN SHORES, WA | $46,050 | 2023 | EXPANSION OF REGRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL FOR INCREASED FOOD SERVICES AND SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM |
GOOD NEIGHBORS SENIOR CENTER ASSOCIATION
$42,500PROGRAM
NORTH BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
$25,000WRESTLING MATS AND CHROMEBOOKS
QUINAULT INDIAN NATION
$11,000TUTORING PROGRAM.
YMCA OF GRAYS HARBOR
$8,000SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM
WASHINGTON STATE SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
$5,600PROGRAM
BEYOND SURVIVAL
$5,000PROGRAM
BANK TO SCHOOL MARKETPLACE
$5,000PROGRAM
PACIFIC BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT GROUP
$46,600BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP, BAND UNIFORMS, SUMER SCHOOL, DIAPER BANK, STEM
NORTH BEACH SENIOR CENTER
$41,661SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM
COASTAL COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$10,000WEATHERIZING HOMES IN NB TRIANGLE
NORTH BEACH SENIOR CENTER
$46,050EXPANSION OF REGRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL FOR INCREASED FOOD SERVICES AND SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM
