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    Fuse Innovation Fund

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    Seattle, WASitio web2064200133

    About Fuse Innovation Fund

    We partner with local organizations to change the conversation on the state budget and identify solutions that strengthen our communities; we add organizing and communications capacity to key campaigns and provide communications training to help organizations tell their stories.

    Focus Areas

    Budget and state policyClimateCommunications trainingLocal organizingProgressive employment resources

    Who They Fund

    grassroots community organizationsvoters / general electorate

    Funding Style

    grassroots organizing supportadvocacy and civic engagement fundingcapacity building for community groups

    About Fuse Innovation Fund

    Fuse Innovation Fund’s largest recent grant was a $1,491,622 award to Common Power for voter education and outreach, a signal of how heavily the funder can concentrate support behind a single campaign. The foundation’s stated work centers on local organizations that want to change the conversation on the state budget and identify solutions that strengthen communities, while also adding organizing and communications capacity to key campaigns. Leadership is listed as Aaron Ostrom. Across the recent grants, the funder backs grassroots organizing, outreach, and communications-related work rather than broad unrestricted philanthropy. The portfolio includes awards to organizations in Seattle, Spokane, Philadelphia, Raleigh, Phoenix, and Milwaukee, showing a national reach with a strong base in Washington state. Recent grants also show support for a group tied to voter education and outreach, plus multiple smaller awards intended to help organizations tell their stories and build organizing capacity. The foundation’s funding profile fits a regular grantmaker with a relatively small set of grants compared with the size of one major award. Its tax filing history is current through 2025, and its giving pattern is shaped by advocacy, civic engagement, and community-organizing support.

    What Fuse Innovation Fund Funds

    Budget and state policy are central to the funder’s stated purpose: it works with local organizations to change the conversation on the state budget and identify solutions that strengthen communities. Communications also appears directly in the strategy, with the foundation describing support for communications capacity and training so organizations can tell their stories. In grassroots organizing, Fuse Innovation Fund gave $35,000 to PA Alliance Foundation for grassroots organizing support and $20,000 to Justice not Jails for the same purpose. It also backed Fuse Voters with $15,000 for grassroots organizing support. The foundation’s civic-engagement footprint includes $20,000 to Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane for outreach, along with smaller organizing grants to State Leadership Project, Fuerte Art Collective, and Forward Together Wisconson. Those awards show a mix of outreach, organizing, and campaign-capacity work.

    How Fuse Innovation Fund Gives

    Fuse Innovation Fund’s typical grant size is modest: the 25th percentile is $11,375, the median is $17,500, and the 75th percentile is $23,750. That distribution sits far below the funder’s largest recent award, indicating a portfolio with one very large grant and a cluster of smaller operating-style awards. The recent record also shows repeat giving across years and recipients, including a major 2023 grant and several 2025 awards. The foundation is a regular funder, not a fund for individuals, and it does not make program-related investments. The pattern in the available grants is direct support for organizing and outreach, rather than an application-based or competitive program described in the data.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $61K

    Total Assets

    $399K

    Total Revenue

    $1.2M

    Total Expenses

    $1.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $11K and $24K, with a median of $18K.

    25th Percentile

    $11K

    Median

    $18K

    75th Percentile

    $24K

    Geographic Reach

    National5 states funded
    Intensidad de financiamiento
    Baja
    Alta
    Sede

    Leadership

    Aaron Ostrom

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Topics

    voter educationvoter outreachcivic engagementcommunity organizingpolitical mobilization

    Where Fuse Innovation Fund Makes Grants

    Fuse Innovation Fund gives nationally, with recipients in eight grants all located in the United States. Washington stands out in the recent list: 50% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, including Seattle and Spokane. Beyond Washington, recent recipients include Philadelphia, Raleigh, Phoenix, and Milwaukee. Arizona is the top state by grant count, reflecting the foundation’s giving pattern even though its headquarters is in Seattle. The distribution shows a mix of Pacific Northwest, Sun Belt, and East Coast recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Fuse Innovation Fund

    What kinds of work does Fuse Innovation Fund support?

    Its stated focus includes budget and state policy, climate, communications training, local organizing, and progressive employment resources. The recent grants also show support for voter education and outreach, grassroots organizing, and civic engagement work.

    What is the funder’s typical grant size?

    The typical grant size is relatively small: the 25th percentile is $11,375, the median is $17,500, and the 75th percentile is $23,750. That makes the portfolio’s one very large grant an outlier compared with the rest of the distribution.

    Does Fuse Innovation Fund support grassroots organizing?

    Yes. Recent awards include $35,000 to PA Alliance Foundation for grassroots organizing support, $20,000 to Justice not Jails for the same purpose, and $15,000 to Fuse Voters for grassroots organizing support.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Arizona is the top state by grant count. The recent recipient list also includes multiple Washington organizations, and the foundation’s HQ state accounts for 50% of grants.

    Does Fuse Innovation Fund give to organizations outside Washington state?

    Yes. Recent grants went to organizations in Philadelphia, Raleigh, Phoenix, and Milwaukee, in addition to Seattle and Spokane. The grant list shows all recipients in the United States.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Imagine North CarolinaRaleigh, NC$34,0002026General Support
    State Leadership ProjectRaleigh, NC$15,0002026General Support
    PA Alliance FoundationPhiladelphia, PA$12,0002026General Support
    PA Alliance FoundationPhiladelphia, PA$35,0002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    Justice not JailsSpokane, WA$20,0002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    Fuse VotersSeattle, WA$15,0002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    State Leadership ProjectRaleigh, NC$12,5002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    Fuerte Art CollectivePhoenix, AZ$8,0002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    Forward Together WisconsonMilwaukee, WI$7,0002025To provide support for grassroots organizing
    Center for Voter ResearchSpokane, WA$95,8242024Civic Engagement
    Common PowerSeattle, WA$28,2832024Civic Engagement
    Unitarian Universalist Church of SpokaneSpokane, WA$20,0002024Support for Immigrant Families in Need
    Latinos en SpokaneSpokane, WA$10,0002024Support for Immigrant Families in Need
    Common PowerSeattle, WA$1,491,6222023Voter Education and Outreach
    Unitarian Universalist Church of SpokaneSpokane, WA$20,0002023Outreach

    Imagine North Carolina

    $34,000
    Raleigh, NC2026

    General Support

    State Leadership Project

    $15,000
    Raleigh, NC2026

    General Support

    PA Alliance Foundation

    $12,000
    Philadelphia, PA2026

    General Support

    PA Alliance Foundation

    $35,000
    Philadelphia, PA2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    Justice not Jails

    $20,000
    Spokane, WA2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    Fuse Voters

    $15,000
    Seattle, WA2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    State Leadership Project

    $12,500
    Raleigh, NC2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    Fuerte Art Collective

    $8,000
    Phoenix, AZ2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    Forward Together Wisconson

    $7,000
    Milwaukee, WI2025

    To provide support for grassroots organizing

    Center for Voter Research

    $95,824
    Spokane, WA2024

    Civic Engagement

    Common Power

    $28,283
    Seattle, WA2024

    Civic Engagement

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane

    $20,000
    Spokane, WA2024

    Support for Immigrant Families in Need

    Latinos en Spokane

    $10,000
    Spokane, WA2024

    Support for Immigrant Families in Need

    Common Power

    $1,491,622
    Seattle, WA2023

    Voter Education and Outreach

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane

    $20,000
    Spokane, WA2023

    Outreach