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    Campion Advocacy Fund

    ActivoPublic CharityCivil Rights & Advocacy
    SEATTLE, WASitio webEIN: 46-28420652 declaraciones registradas

    About Campion Advocacy Fund

    We believe in the power of people and place. We envision a nation where dignified housing is a human right and public lands are conserved for generations to come. We leverage our capital and focus on access to housing as a solution to homelessness and conserving public lands as a solution to the climate crisis.

    Focus Areas

    Public lands conservationClimate actionEnding homelessness (youth-focused)Nonprofit capacity building and advocacyStrategic communications and storytelling (films, books)

    Who They Fund

    public lands / natural ecosystemspeople experiencing homelessness

    Funding Style

    project supportgeneral operating supportissue-specific grants

    About Campion Advocacy Fund

    Campion Advocacy Fund directs large, strategic grants toward public lands and climate advocacy, with homelessness work and nonprofit capacity building alongside it. The biggest recent award in the file was $2,544,500 to League of Conservation Voters for public lands and climate causes, showing that the funder is comfortable making seven-figure commitments when it sees a fit with its priorities. That same pattern appears in other major climate grants, including $300,000 to Alaska Wilderness Action and $200,000 to Earthjustice Action. The foundation also backs housing-policy work tied to homelessness, with grants such as $200,000 to Housing Action Fund and smaller support to several Seattle-based organizations. Its stated strategy emphasizes public lands conservation, climate action, youth-focused homelessness, nonprofit capacity building, and advocacy. The grant list suggests a funder that uses project support and general support in a targeted way, often pairing policy-oriented organizations with communications, leadership, or organizational-strengthening work. Recent grants are concentrated in the United States and frequently connect to Washington and Alaska, but the funding portfolio also reaches national advocacy groups based in Washington, DC and elsewhere.

    What Campion Advocacy Fund Funds

    In public lands and climate work, Campion Advocacy Fund paired large grants with advocacy organizations and strategic campaigns. The largest climate grant in the file went to League of Conservation Voters, and another major award supported Alaska Wilderness Action for public lands and climate causes. Smaller climate grants to Defend Washington, Evergreen Action, and Native Peoples Action show an interest in both statewide and national advocacy. On homelessness, the foundation supported housing-policy and homelessness-focused organizations, including Housing Action Fund and Washington Housing Action Fund. It also funded The Mockingbird Society, a Seattle-based grantee linked to youth homelessness work. Capacity building is another clear thread: the foundation’s active programs describe support for governance, leadership, fundraising, and operational systems for organizations working in its priority areas. Across these themes, advocacy is central rather than service delivery alone.

    How Campion Advocacy Fund Gives

    Campion Advocacy Fund’s recent grants show a wide spread in size, from a p25 of $18,500 to a median of $63,306 and a p75 of $175,000. The file includes both very large project grants and smaller awards, which suggests a mix of anchor investments and narrower support. The grant list also shows repeat funding over multiple years, including recurring support for League of Conservation Voters and Housing Action Fund. The foundation is a public charity, and its active programs say grants are invitation only; unsolicited applications are not accepted. Its philosophy includes project support, general operating support, and issue-specific grants.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $3.7M

    Total Assets

    $28M

    Total Revenue

    $2.9M

    Total Expenses

    $6.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $19K and $175K, with a median of $63K.

    25th Percentile

    $19K

    Median

    $63K

    75th Percentile

    $175K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional3 states funded

    About 43% of grants go to recipients in WA.

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    Topics

    public lands conservationclimate causes/climate actionhomelessness services and interventionsenvironmental protection

    Where Campion Advocacy Fund Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is regional, with 43% of grants going to recipients in Washington. Seattle appears repeatedly in the recent-grants list through Housing Action Fund, Defend Washington, Kennedy Fund, Truman Fund, The Mockingbird Society, and Washington Housing Action Fund. Washington, DC is another frequent recipient location, especially for public lands and climate advocacy groups. Alaska also appears in the portfolio, including Anchorage-based Native Peoples Action. All recent grants in the file went to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Campion Advocacy Fund

    Does Campion Advocacy Fund accept unsolicited proposals?

    No. The active programs say grantmaking is invitation only and that unsolicited applications are not accepted. That applies across its public lands and climate, homelessness, and nonprofit capacity/impact grantmaking.

    What kinds of work does the foundation support?

    Its stated priorities are public lands conservation, climate action, youth-focused homelessness, nonprofit capacity building and advocacy, and strategic communications and storytelling. The grant list also shows support for housing policy, Indigenous leadership, and environmental advocacy.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers around a median of $63,306, with a p25 of $18,500 and a p75 of $175,000. Recent awards range from small five-figure grants to multimillion-dollar commitments.

    Where does Campion Advocacy Fund give most often?

    Washington is the top state by grant count, with 43% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Recent recipients in Seattle appear alongside grantees in Washington, DC and Anchorage, showing a mix of local and national giving.

    Does the foundation fund nonprofit capacity building?

    Yes. Its active programs explicitly include nonprofit capacity and impact grants focused on governance, leadership, fundraising, and operational systems, along with board advocacy and policy engagement capacity for organizations working in its priority areas.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERSWASHINGTON, DC$2,544,5002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    ALASKA WILDERNESS ACTIONWASHINGTON, DC$300,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    SENATE MAJORITY PACWASHINGTON, DC$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    STRATEGIC VICTORY FUNDRALEIGH, NC$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    HOUSING ACTION FUNDSEATTLE, WA$200,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    DEFEND WASHINGTONSEATTLE, WA$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    TRUMAN FUNDSEATTLE, WA$25,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    KENNEDY FUNDSEATTLE, WA$25,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    WASHINGTON HOUSING ACTION FUNDSEATTLE, WA$10,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERSWASHINGTON, DC$250,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    EARTHJUSTICE ACTIONWASHINGTON, DC$200,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    ALASKA WILDERNESS LEAGUE ACTIONWASHINGTON, DC$150,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    HOUSING ACTION FUNDSEATTLE, WA$63,3062023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    EVERGREEN ACTIONSEATTLE, WA$25,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES
    THE MOCKINGBIRD SOCIETYSEATTLE, WA$12,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES
    NATIVE PEOPLES ACTIONANCHORAGE, AK$10,0002023PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS

    $2,544,500
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    ALASKA WILDERNESS ACTION

    $300,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    SENATE MAJORITY PAC

    $250,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND

    $250,000
    RALEIGH, NC2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    HOUSING ACTION FUND

    $200,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    DEFEND WASHINGTON

    $100,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    TRUMAN FUND

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    KENNEDY FUND

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    WASHINGTON HOUSING ACTION FUND

    $10,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS

    $250,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    EARTHJUSTICE ACTION

    $200,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    ALASKA WILDERNESS LEAGUE ACTION

    $150,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    HOUSING ACTION FUND

    $63,306
    SEATTLE, WA2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    EVERGREEN ACTION

    $25,000
    SEATTLE, WA2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES

    THE MOCKINGBIRD SOCIETY

    $12,000
    SEATTLE, WA2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAUSES

    NATIVE PEOPLES ACTION

    $10,000
    ANCHORAGE, AK2023

    PROJECT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC LANDS & CLIMATE CAUSES