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    Bullitt Foundation

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    SEATTLE, WAWebsite2063430807

    About Bullitt Foundation

    The Bullitt Foundation is making concentrated, strategic grants that prioritize environmental protection and building an inclusive future for the built environment. The largest gift supports a high-profile plastic-pollution advocacy campaign, while a secondary grant funds a pilot fellowship to diversify undergraduate training in architecture/urban design at the University of Washington. Grants are project-focused and aimed at catalyzing systems-level change and workforce diversification in fields that shape cities and ecosystems.

    Focus Areas

    National plastic-pollution advocacy and campaign supportDiversifying undergraduate training in architecture/urban design (fellowships for underrepresented students)Strategic, project-based environmental advocacy to influence policy and public engagement

    Who They Fund

    undergraduate students from underrepresented backgroundslow-income utility customers (King County)Native and Indigenous youth-led organizationsEast African and Khmer elders / immigrant elder communitiesBlack farmers and small-scale urban farmers

    About Bullitt Foundation

    THE BULLITT FOUNDATION is headquartered in Seattle, WA. It gave $14,449,826 in annual grants, with total assets of $46,399,562 on the latest 990 year on file, 2025. Its grantmaking is concentrated in environmental protection, climate and materials policy, and work tied to the built environment. Recent grants show a strong emphasis on Washington and the Pacific Northwest, with additional support for national advocacy and fellowship programs. Named grants include $1,000,000 to EARTH DAY NETWORK (WASHINGTON, DC) for support for the Earth Day Network's plastic campaign, $550,000 to UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION (SEATTLE, WA) to design and pilot a fellowship training program for undergraduate students from unrepresented backgrounds at the University of Washington College of Built Environments, and $170,000 to NW ENERGY COALITION (SEATTLE, WA) for capacity support to hire a full-time development and communications manager. Other large grants include $150,000 to SEATTLE FOUNDATION (SEATTLE, WA) for The Seattle Times' multi-year initiative focused on the climate crisis and $140,000 to VERDE (PORTLAND, OR) to plan a clean materials campus in Northeast Portland. THE BULLITT FOUNDATION also funded TOXIC-FREE FUTURE (SEATTLE, WA), WASHINGTON CONSERVATION ACTION (SEATTLE, WA), and TRANSPORTATION CHOICES COALITION (SEATTLE, WA) in recent cycles. Its disclosed patterns include project-focused support, general support, capacity building, and exit grants, along with individual environmental fellowships.

    What Bullitt Foundation Funds

    Recent grantmaking spans plastic-pollution advocacy, fellowship support for undergraduate training in architecture and urban design, and climate and materials advocacy. Notable grants include $1,000,000 to EARTH DAY NETWORK (WASHINGTON, DC) for support for the Earth Day Network's plastic campaign, $550,000 to UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION (SEATTLE, WA) to design and pilot a fellowship training program for undergraduate students from unrepresented backgrounds at the University of Washington College of Built Environments, and $125,000 to TOXIC-FREE FUTURE (SEATTLE, WA) to advocate for the elimination of toxics in the Emerald Corridor while promoting safer alternative products and inherently nontoxic chemicals. Other examples include $100,000 to SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST (PORTLAND, OR) to develop and advance wood procurement policies and $100,000 to TRANSPORTATION CHOICES COALITION (SEATTLE, WA) to build organizational capacity and advocate for new revenue sources to support public transit.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.1M

    Total Assets

    $46.4M

    Total Revenue

    $1.2M

    Total Expenses

    $5.4M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $920 and $50K, with a median of $38K.

    25th Percentile

    $920

    Median

    $38K

    75th Percentile

    $50K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional20 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Bullitt Foundation Funds

    Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Bullitt Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic342$13.6M
    95.0%
    2Canada18

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    regional Northwest communities and constituency groups (e.g., Emerald Corridor, Lower Fraser)

    Giving Approach

    Very concentrated giving: a small number of large, project-specific grants (majority to environmental advocacy) rather than many small awards; strategic investments in high-impact campaigns and pilot programs.

    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted supportcapacity building (staffing and fundraising)exit grants/transition supportadvocacy and policy changepilot program/seed funding (fellowships and program design)

    Notable grantees: Earth Day Network, University of Washington Foundation

    Topics

    climate crisis reporting and public informationtoxic chemicals elimination and safer-chemicals advocacyclean materials campus / circular materials infrastructurepublic transit funding and sustainable transportationurban ecology, community gardening, and land restorationenvironmental justice and pollution mitigation (air, noise, utility bill relief)youth-led renewable energy and workforce/skill-building programs

    How Bullitt Foundation Gives

    THE BULLITT FOUNDATION's typical grant size is $920 at the 25th percentile, $37,681 at the median, and $50,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards include a wide spread from small grants to a $1,000,000 award. The foundation gives most often in Washington, and 63% of its grants go to recipients in WA. Its grant history includes general support, capacity support, project grants, exit grants, and fellowship awards. Some active programs accept unsolicited applications, including Grantmaking / General Grants, while several other named programs do not. The foundation also funds individuals through its Bullitt Environmental Prize and related fellowship awards.

    Where Bullitt Foundation Makes Grants

    THE BULLITT FOUNDATION is based in Seattle, WA, and its giving is concentrated in Washington. WA is the top state by grant count, and 63% of grants go to recipients in the state. Other frequently funded states in the recent grants list include Oregon and Washington, DC recipients appear as well. By recipient country, 95.0% of grants went to US recipients and 5.0% went to Canada. Recent grants also include recipients in Portland, OR and Vancouver, BC through program descriptions and regional grant history.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Bullitt Foundation

    Does THE BULLITT FOUNDATION accept unsolicited applications?

    Some of THE BULLITT FOUNDATION's active programs do not accept unsolicited applications, including Deep Green Buildings, Resilient Cities, Healthy Communities, Regional Ecosystem Health, Energy, Climate, and Materials, and the Bullitt Environmental Prize. Its Grantmaking / General Grants history examples indicate that program accepted unsolicited applications.

    What does THE BULLITT FOUNDATION typically fund?

    THE BULLITT FOUNDATION funds environmental advocacy, climate and materials work, public transit support, clean materials initiatives, fellowship programs for undergraduate students from underrepresented backgrounds, and capacity-building or general support grants. Recent examples include plastic-pollution advocacy, toxics elimination, climate reporting, and wood procurement policy work.

    How much does THE BULLITT FOUNDATION give per grant?

    Its typical grant size is $920 at the 25th percentile, $37,681 at the median, and $50,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants range from smaller general support awards to a $1,000,000 grant to EARTH DAY NETWORK (WASHINGTON, DC).

    Where does THE BULLITT FOUNDATION make grants?

    THE BULLITT FOUNDATION is headquartered in Seattle, WA, and it gives most often in Washington. 63% of its grants go to recipients in WA. Its recent recipient distribution also includes Oregon, Washington, DC, and Canada through the grant data provided.

    Who has THE BULLITT FOUNDATION funded recently?

    Recent grantees include EARTH DAY NETWORK (WASHINGTON, DC), UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION (SEATTLE, WA), NW ENERGY COALITION (SEATTLE, WA), SEATTLE FOUNDATION (SEATTLE, WA), VERDE (PORTLAND, OR), TOXIC-FREE FUTURE (SEATTLE, WA), and TRANSPORTATION CHOICES COALITION (SEATTLE, WA).

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    $845K
    5.0%

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    TOXIC-FREE FUTURESEATTLE, WA$125,0002025TO ADVOCATE FOR THE ELIMINATION OF TOXICS IN THE EMERALD CORRIDOR WHILE PROMOTING THE USE OF SAFER ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS AND INHERENTLY NONTOXIC CHEMICALS.
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$100,0002025HARRISON ENDOWMENT AT THE EVANS SCHOOL
    FUTUREWISESEATTLE, WA$100,0002025FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT.
    TRANSPORTATION CHOICES COALITIONSEATTLE, WA$100,0002025TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY AND ADVOCATE FOR NEW REVENUE SOURCES TO SUPPORT PUBLIC TRANSIT.
    VERDEPORTLAND, OR$100,0002025TO PLAN A CLEAN MATERIALS CAMPUS CAMPUS IN NE PORTLAND, OREGON. FOR GENERAL SUPPORT
    WASHINGTON CONSERVATION ACTIONSEATTLE, WA$100,0002025BULLITT PRIZE ENDOWMENT
    OREGON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCILPORTLAND, OR$95,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    SIGHTLINE INSTITUTESEATTLE, WA$95,0002025FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT.
    350 SEATTLESEATTLE, WA$90,0002025AS AN EXIT GRANT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE AMAZON EMPLOYEES FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE PROGRAM.
    RENEWABLE NORTHWEST PROJECTPORTLAND, OR$80,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    BLUEGREEN ALLIANCE FOUNDATIONMINNEAPOLIS, MN$80,0002025TO LEVERAGE THE STRENGTH OF THE LABOR-ENVIRONMENTAL ALLIANCE TO ACHIEVE GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS NEEDED TO MEET STATE CLIMATE GOALS.
    EARTHJUSTICESEATTLE, WA$75,0002025TO SUPPORT THE NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE WHOSE ATTORNEYS PROVIDE FREE LEGAL ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION.
    CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTUREOLYMPIA, WA$75,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    DUWAMISH RIVER CLEANUP COALITIONSEATTLE, WA$70,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT
    WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONPULLMAN, WA$60,0002025FOR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE BREAD LAB, A PROJECT OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY.
    SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAYSSEATTLE, WA$60,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    INSTITUTE FOR WASHINGTON'S FUTUREBELLINGHAM, WA$60,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    ECOTRUSTPORTLAND, OR$57,5002025TO ADVANCE A CLIMATE RESILIENT FOOD SYSTEM IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
    NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE CENTERPORTLAND, OR$55,0002025FOR CONTINUED ADVOCACY TO SECURE REGULATIONS AND ACCOUNTABILITY THAT RESULT IN IMPROVED AIR QUALITY AND DECARBONIZATION BENEFITS FOR TRADITIONALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES.
    KRISTINA CHUSEATTLE, WA$50,0002025BULLITT PRIZE AWARD WINNER
    CASCADIA POLICY SOLUTIONS (WWF)WASHINGTON, DC$50,0002025TO SUPPORT THE PACIFIC COAST COLLABORATIVE A REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE THAT HAS ADOPTED A GOAL TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE.
    COALITION OF COMMUNITIES OF COLORPORTLAND, OR$50,0002025TO PARTNER WITH THE CITY OF PORTLAND AND GREEN BUILDING ADVOCATES TO SECURE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EQUITABLE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING STANDARDS.
    HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARMRESTON, VA$50,0002025TO CONTINUE ENCOURAGING HOSPITALS TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE, DECREASE MEAT PURCHASES AND PROVIDE PLANT-FORWARD MEALS.
    CLIMATE SOLUTIONSSEATTLE, WA$50,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT
    SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$50,0002025FOR AN EXIT GRANT TO SUPPORT THE EMERALD ALLIANCE FOR PEOPLE, NATURE AND COMMUNITY.
    SPARK NORTHWESTSEATTLE, WA$50,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    NATIONAL CAUCUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATORSWASHINGTON, DC$45,0002025TO ORGANIZE REGIONAL COLLABORATION FOR STATE LEGISLATORS IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON IN SUPPORT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIMATE AND ENERGY POLICY.
    350 PDXPORTLAND, OR$45,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT
    TIDES FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$45,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    WASHINGTON PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYSEATTLE, WA$40,0002025TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT OF FUND RAISING CAPACITY, DIVERSIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCES AND SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE.
    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATIONOAKLAND, CA$40,0002025AS AN EXIT GRANT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE WASHINGTON STATE CHAPTER OF THE SIERRA CLUB.
    BREACH COLLECTIVEEUGENE, OR$40,0002025FOR A TWO-YEAR EXIT GRANT TO OPPOSE THE ONGOING OPERATIONS AND PROPOSED EXPANSION OF THE ZENITH OIL TERMINAL IN PORTLAND.
    EARTHGENSEATTLE, WA$40,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    CITIZENS UTILITY BOARDPORTLAND, OR$35,0002025FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT TO SUPPORT STRONG IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OREGON CLIMATE ACTION PLAN.
    INVESTIGATEWESTSEATTLE, WA$35,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$28,5962025TO SUPPORT BULLITT CENTER TOURS
    URBAN SUSTAINABILITY DIRECTORS NETWORKSANFORD, NC$25,0002025FOR THE USDN WESTERN REGIONAL MEETING IN PORTLAND.
    WASHINGTON CONSERVATION ACTIONSEATTLE, WA$25,0002025FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.
    CLIMATE SOLUTIONSSEATTLE, WA$25,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT
    AXCELLE BELLSEATTLE, WA$25,0002025BULLITT PRIZE AWARD WINNER
    WASHINGTON PROGRESS FUNDSEATTLE, WA$5,0002025MATCHING GRANTS
    FIDELITY CHARITABLE GIFT FUNDCINCINNATI, OH$5,0002025MATCHING GRANTS
    RESILIENT HEARTS ANIMAL SANCTUARYSEATTLE, WA$2,1002025MATCHING GRANTS
    SEATTLE HUMANEBELLEVUE, WA$1,9222025MATCHING GRANTS
    SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATIONSEATTLE, WA$1,4402025MATCHING GRANTS
    EVERGREEN MOUNTAIN BIKE ALLIANCENORTHBEND, WA$1,0932025MATCHING GRANTS
    COMMUNITY DAY CENTER FOR CHILDRENSEATTLE, WA$7812025MATCHING GRANTS
    MERCER ISLAND YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICESMERCER ISLAND, WA$6182025MATCHING GRANTS
    HIGHLAND TERRACE PTASHORELINE, WA$6002025MATCHING GRANTS
    KUOWSEATTLE, WA$5492025MATCHING GRANTS

    TOXIC-FREE FUTURE

    $125,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    TO ADVOCATE FOR THE ELIMINATION OF TOXICS IN THE EMERALD CORRIDOR WHILE PROMOTING THE USE OF SAFER ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS AND INHERENTLY NONTOXIC CHEMICALS.

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    HARRISON ENDOWMENT AT THE EVANS SCHOOL

    FUTUREWISE

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT.

    TRANSPORTATION CHOICES COALITION

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    TO BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY AND ADVOCATE FOR NEW REVENUE SOURCES TO SUPPORT PUBLIC TRANSIT.

    VERDE

    $100,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO PLAN A CLEAN MATERIALS CAMPUS CAMPUS IN NE PORTLAND, OREGON. FOR GENERAL SUPPORT

    WASHINGTON CONSERVATION ACTION

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    BULLITT PRIZE ENDOWMENT

    OREGON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL

    $95,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    SIGHTLINE INSTITUTE

    $95,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT.

    350 SEATTLE

    $90,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    AS AN EXIT GRANT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE AMAZON EMPLOYEES FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE PROGRAM.

    RENEWABLE NORTHWEST PROJECT

    $80,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    BLUEGREEN ALLIANCE FOUNDATION

    $80,000
    MINNEAPOLIS, MN2025

    TO LEVERAGE THE STRENGTH OF THE LABOR-ENVIRONMENTAL ALLIANCE TO ACHIEVE GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS NEEDED TO MEET STATE CLIMATE GOALS.

    EARTHJUSTICE

    $75,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE WHOSE ATTORNEYS PROVIDE FREE LEGAL ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION.

    CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE

    $75,000
    OLYMPIA, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    DUWAMISH RIVER CLEANUP COALITION

    $70,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT

    WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $60,000
    PULLMAN, WA2025

    FOR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE BREAD LAB, A PROJECT OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY.

    SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAYS

    $60,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    INSTITUTE FOR WASHINGTON'S FUTURE

    $60,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    ECOTRUST

    $57,500
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO ADVANCE A CLIMATE RESILIENT FOOD SYSTEM IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

    NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE CENTER

    $55,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    FOR CONTINUED ADVOCACY TO SECURE REGULATIONS AND ACCOUNTABILITY THAT RESULT IN IMPROVED AIR QUALITY AND DECARBONIZATION BENEFITS FOR TRADITIONALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES.

    KRISTINA CHU

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    BULLITT PRIZE AWARD WINNER

    CASCADIA POLICY SOLUTIONS (WWF)

    $50,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO SUPPORT THE PACIFIC COAST COLLABORATIVE A REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE THAT HAS ADOPTED A GOAL TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE.

    COALITION OF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR

    $50,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    TO PARTNER WITH THE CITY OF PORTLAND AND GREEN BUILDING ADVOCATES TO SECURE ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EQUITABLE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING STANDARDS.

    HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARM

    $50,000
    RESTON, VA2025

    TO CONTINUE ENCOURAGING HOSPITALS TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE, DECREASE MEAT PURCHASES AND PROVIDE PLANT-FORWARD MEALS.

    CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT

    SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR AN EXIT GRANT TO SUPPORT THE EMERALD ALLIANCE FOR PEOPLE, NATURE AND COMMUNITY.

    SPARK NORTHWEST

    $50,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    NATIONAL CAUCUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATORS

    $45,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO ORGANIZE REGIONAL COLLABORATION FOR STATE LEGISLATORS IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON IN SUPPORT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIMATE AND ENERGY POLICY.

    350 PDX

    $45,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT

    TIDES FOUNDATION

    $45,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    WASHINGTON PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

    $40,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT OF FUND RAISING CAPACITY, DIVERSIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCES AND SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE.

    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    AS AN EXIT GRANT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE WASHINGTON STATE CHAPTER OF THE SIERRA CLUB.

    BREACH COLLECTIVE

    $40,000
    EUGENE, OR2025

    FOR A TWO-YEAR EXIT GRANT TO OPPOSE THE ONGOING OPERATIONS AND PROPOSED EXPANSION OF THE ZENITH OIL TERMINAL IN PORTLAND.

    EARTHGEN

    $40,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    CITIZENS UTILITY BOARD

    $35,000
    PORTLAND, OR2025

    FOR A GENERAL SUPPORT EXIT GRANT TO SUPPORT STRONG IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OREGON CLIMATE ACTION PLAN.

    INVESTIGATEWEST

    $35,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOUNDATION

    $28,596
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    TO SUPPORT BULLITT CENTER TOURS

    URBAN SUSTAINABILITY DIRECTORS NETWORK

    $25,000
    SANFORD, NC2025

    FOR THE USDN WESTERN REGIONAL MEETING IN PORTLAND.

    WASHINGTON CONSERVATION ACTION

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    FOR GENERAL SUPPORT.

    CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT GRANT

    AXCELLE BELL

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    BULLITT PRIZE AWARD WINNER

    WASHINGTON PROGRESS FUND

    $5,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    FIDELITY CHARITABLE GIFT FUND

    $5,000
    CINCINNATI, OH2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    RESILIENT HEARTS ANIMAL SANCTUARY

    $2,100
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    SEATTLE HUMANE

    $1,922
    BELLEVUE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATION

    $1,440
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    EVERGREEN MOUNTAIN BIKE ALLIANCE

    $1,093
    NORTHBEND, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    COMMUNITY DAY CENTER FOR CHILDREN

    $781
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    MERCER ISLAND YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES

    $618
    MERCER ISLAND, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    HIGHLAND TERRACE PTA

    $600
    SHORELINE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS

    KUOW

    $549
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    MATCHING GRANTS