By connecting people to food, nutrition, and each other, we create a stronger, healthier, more united community.
Second Harvest Inland Northwest’s grantmaking is built around food distribution to partner agencies, with a network of more than 250 partners helping move food to food banks, meal sites, and mobile markets across Eastern Washington and North Idaho. The largest recent awards show that this is a large-scale, recurring distribution operation rather than a small set of isolated grants. Tri-cities Food Bank in Richland received $3,219,491 in 2025 for food to distribute to needy families and individuals, while Salvation Army Food Bank in Spokane received $2,964,526 in 2024 for the same purpose. Those two examples sit alongside repeated support to other local agencies serving low-income families and food-insecure individuals. The foundation’s work also includes school-based food support through Bite2Go, which provides weekend food packs for students through school and community partnerships. Across the recent grants list, the common thread is direct food access: the foundation supplies food, and local nonprofits deliver it to households, children, and communities in need. That pattern aligns with its stated focus on hunger relief, food rescue, nutrition education, community food distribution, and farm partnerships.
Hunger relief is the clearest through line in the grant record. Second Harvest Inland Northwest gave $2,838,636 in 2025 to St Vincent De Paul - Pasco for food to distribute to needy families and individuals, and it gave $1,858,206 in 2025 to Southside Food Pantry in Spokane for the same purpose. The foundation also backs emergency food distribution through agencies that operate as neighborhood access points, including $2,608,928 in 2025 to Partners Inland Northwest in Spokane Valley. Child nutrition appears through Bite2Go, which supplies weekend food packs for students through school- and community-based partnerships. The program is designed around the school meal gap. Second Harvest also supports community food distribution in a very direct form. It provides food to partner agencies, food banks, meal sites, and mobile markets, using that network to keep food moving across Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
Typical grants are broad in size, with a p25 of $22,513, a median of $69,932, and a p75 of $323,570. The recent grants list also shows a much larger set of recurring distribution grants tied to food supply for local agencies. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Salvation Army Food Bank in Spokane, Tri-cities Food Bank in Richland, Post Falls Food Bank, Southside Food Pantry, and St Vincent De Paul - Pasco. Second Harvest Inland Northwest does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its Bite2Go program accepts unsolicited requests, while the partner-network food distribution program does not.
$62.6M
$19.4M
$151.7M
$161.1M
Most grants fall between $23K and $324K, with a median of $70K.
25th Percentile
$23K
Median
$70K
75th Percentile
$324K
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Grantmaking is highly local and concentrated in Washington, with 89% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Spokane, Richland, Pasco, Spokane Valley, and Yakima appear repeatedly in the recent grants list, alongside Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene in Idaho. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 510 grants in the United States. The grant record shows a service area centered on Eastern Washington and North Idaho rather than national or cross-border giving.
It funds direct food distribution to partner agencies, food banks, meal sites, and mobile markets. The recent grants list is dominated by food delivered to nonprofit partners for needy families and individuals, and the organization’s active programs also include hunger relief, food rescue, and community food distribution.
The foundation’s typical grants cluster at a p25 of $22,513, a median of $69,932, and a p75 of $323,570. The recent grant record also includes much larger distribution awards to local food-access organizations.
Yes. Several organizations appear in multiple years, including Salvation Army Food Bank in Spokane, Tri-cities Food Bank in Richland, Post Falls Food Bank, Southside Food Pantry, and St Vincent De Paul - Pasco. That pattern suggests ongoing support for local food-distribution partners.
The listed focus areas include hunger relief, food rescue, nutrition education, community food distribution, and farm partnerships. The program descriptions also point to emergency food distribution, food pantry operations, access to nutritious food, community food security, and child nutrition through Bite2Go.
No. The partner-network food distribution program does not accept unsolicited requests. Bite2Go does accept unsolicited requests, and it focuses on weekend food packs for students through school- and community-based partnerships.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Current and upcoming funding from Second Harvest Inland Northwest that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: School sites, school districts, or community organizations serving students in the Second Harvest service area; interested partners complete a community intake form to bring Bite2Go to their community.
Who can apply: Partner food banks and meal sites within Second Harvest Inland Northwest's service area.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SECOND HARVEST INLAND NORTHWEST FOUNDATION | SPOKANE, WA | $9,009,459 | 2026 | TRANSFER OF ASSETS TO RELATED ORGANIZATION |
| ST VINCENT DE PAUL-PASCO | PASCO, WA | $3,878,888 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| PARTNERS INLAND NORTHWEST | SPOKANE VALLEY, WA | $3,423,208 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| TRI-CITIES FOOD BANK | RICHLAND, WA | $3,158,335 |
| 2026 |
| FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| THE SALVATION ARMY | SPOKANE, WA | $2,735,142 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| SOUTHSIDE FOOD PANTRY | SPOKANE, WA | $2,351,627 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| 3RD AVENUE MARKETPLACE | POST FALLS, ID | $2,348,896 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| SUNRISE OUTREACH CENTER OF YAKIMA | YAKIMA, WA | $1,987,184 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST | PASCO, WA | $1,956,892 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY INC | COEUR DALENE, ID | $1,575,030 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| SERVE SPOKANE | SPOKANE, WA | $1,417,554 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| OUR PLACE FOOD BANK | SPOKANE, WA | $1,257,966 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| LOON LAKE FOOD PANTRY | LOON LAKE, WA | $1,253,054 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| UNION GOSPEL MISSION-YAKIMA | YAKIMA, WA | $1,152,863 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| LIGHT HOUSE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES | WENATCHEE, WA | $1,100,387 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| ASOTIN COUNTY FOOD BANK | CLARKSTON, WA | $928,668 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| DREAM CENTER RESOURCE CENTER | SPOKANE VALLEY, WA | $891,760 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| YAKIMA ROTARY FOOD BANK | YAKIMA, WA | $811,876 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| UNION GOSPEL MISSION ASSOCIATION OF SPOKANE | SPOKANE, WA | $733,578 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| NEW HOPE RANCH | CHATTAROY, WA | $607,207 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| MEAD FOOD BANK | SPOKANE, WA | $592,779 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| OTHELLO FOOD BANK | OTHELLO, WA | $582,432 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| CHELAN DOUGLAS CAC | WENATCHEE, WA | $576,558 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| COUNCIL ON AGING AND HUMAN SERVICES | COLFAX, WA | $572,648 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| BONNER COMM FOOD CENTER | SANDPOINT, ID | $562,380 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S FREE REST | SPOKANE, WA | $557,330 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| UNITED STATES CATHOLIC CONFERENCE | BREWSTER, WA | $541,008 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| BLUE MOUNTAIN ACTION COUNCIL | WALLA WALLA, WA | $514,567 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| BETTER LIVING CENTER | SPOKANE, WA | $473,648 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| GREENHOUSE FOOD BANK | DEER PARK, WA | $470,826 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| NORTH BRIDGE FOOD BANK | OTIS ORCHARDS, WA | $467,276 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| NORTH COUNTY FOOD PANTRY | ELK, WA | $428,798 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| ST VINCENT CENTERS - YAKIMA | UNION GAP, WA | $423,010 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| CARITAS OUTREACH MINISTRIES | SPOKANE, WA | $398,376 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| COEUR D'ALENE TRIBE OF INDIANS FOOD BANK | WORLEY, ID | $394,339 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR FOOD BANK | SPOKANE, WA | $379,881 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| LAKE CHELAN FOOD BANK | CHELAN, WA | $375,717 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| AMERICAN INDIAN CENTER | SPOKANE, WA | $370,110 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| FISH FOOD BANK | ELLENSBURG, WA | $363,252 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| MOSES LAKE FOOD BANK | MOSES LAKE, WA | $358,138 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| WENATCHEE RESCUE MISSION | WENATCHEE, WA | $356,928 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| ROYAL CITY FOOD BANK | ROYAL CITY, WA | $353,943 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| REAL LIFE MINISTRIES PANTRY | POST FALLS, ID | $353,680 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| UNION GOSPEL MISSION - PASCO | PASCO, WA | $351,394 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| NORTHEAST PANTRY | SPOKANE, WA | $342,599 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| OKANOGAN CAC | OKANOGAN, WA | $341,133 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| SEVENTH DAY ADV-GRANDVIEW | PROSSER, WA | $324,712 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| CHENEY CUPBOARD | CHENEY, WA | $296,748 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| QUINCY COMMUNITY FOOD BANK | QUINCY, WA | $283,158 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
| SALVATION ARMY-YAKIMA | YAKIMA, WA | $276,131 | 2026 | FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS |
SECOND HARVEST INLAND NORTHWEST FOUNDATION
$9,009,459TRANSFER OF ASSETS TO RELATED ORGANIZATION
ST VINCENT DE PAUL-PASCO
$3,878,888FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
THE SALVATION ARMY
$2,735,142FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
SOUTHSIDE FOOD PANTRY
$2,351,627FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
3RD AVENUE MARKETPLACE
$2,348,896FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
SUNRISE OUTREACH CENTER OF YAKIMA
$1,987,184FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
$1,956,892FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY INC
$1,575,030FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
SERVE SPOKANE
$1,417,554FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
OUR PLACE FOOD BANK
$1,257,966FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
LOON LAKE FOOD PANTRY
$1,253,054FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
UNION GOSPEL MISSION-YAKIMA
$1,152,863FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
LIGHT HOUSE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
$1,100,387FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
ASOTIN COUNTY FOOD BANK
$928,668FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
DREAM CENTER RESOURCE CENTER
$891,760FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
UNION GOSPEL MISSION ASSOCIATION OF SPOKANE
$733,578FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
NEW HOPE RANCH
$607,207FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
MEAD FOOD BANK
$592,779FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
OTHELLO FOOD BANK
$582,432FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
CHELAN DOUGLAS CAC
$576,558FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S FREE REST
$557,330FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
UNITED STATES CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
$541,008FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
BETTER LIVING CENTER
$473,648FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
GREENHOUSE FOOD BANK
$470,826FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
NORTH BRIDGE FOOD BANK
$467,276FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
NORTH COUNTY FOOD PANTRY
$428,798FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
ST VINCENT CENTERS - YAKIMA
$423,010FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
CARITAS OUTREACH MINISTRIES
$398,376FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
COEUR D'ALENE TRIBE OF INDIANS FOOD BANK
$394,339FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
LAKE CHELAN FOOD BANK
$375,717FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FISH FOOD BANK
$363,252FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
WENATCHEE RESCUE MISSION
$356,928FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
ROYAL CITY FOOD BANK
$353,943FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
REAL LIFE MINISTRIES PANTRY
$353,680FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
NORTHEAST PANTRY
$342,599FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
OKANOGAN CAC
$341,133FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
SEVENTH DAY ADV-GRANDVIEW
$324,712FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
CHENEY CUPBOARD
$296,748FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
SALVATION ARMY-YAKIMA
$276,131FOOD TO DISTRIBUTE TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
