Springcreek Foundation C/O Third Plateau Social Impact Strategi

About Springcreek Foundation C/O Third Plateau Social Impact Strategi

The Springcreek Foundation C/O Third Plateau Social Impact Strategi’s largest recent grant was $150,000 to Spur Community Foundation for the Warm Springs Preserve Fund, a signal that place-based conservation is central to its giving. The foundation also uses regional intermediaries and operating support to fund work that blends community, education, food systems, and conservation priorities. Recent grants show repeated support for The New Village School in Sausalito, including multiple general operating grants across 2024 and 2025, and for Sun Valley Institute for Resilience in Idaho, where funding has backed the Local Food Alliance and general operations. The foundation has also supported faculty housing at Eagle Hill School through Eagle Hill Foundation of Massachusetts and contributed to UC Davis Foundation for the Honey and Pollination Center. Its grantmaking includes both community-rooted institutions and specialized conservation efforts, from local schools and community organizations to wildlife work connected to African large mammals and cetacean research. The pattern suggests a funder that supports durable programs, facilities, and intermediary-managed projects rather than short-term, one-off activity alone.

What Springcreek Foundation C/O Third Plateau Social Impact Strategi Funds

In local food systems, the foundation backed Sun Valley Institute for Resilience with $45,000 in 2024 for the Local Food Alliance and also made several $20,000 and $15,000 awards for the same alliance. At the intersection of agriculture and research, it gave $50,000 to UC Davis Foundation to support the Honey and Pollination Center. Education-related giving includes $50,000 to Eagle Hill Foundation of Massachusetts for the Faculty Housing Campaign, followed by another $50,000 grant for the same campaign in 2024. The foundation also supported The Sage School in Hailey, Idaho, with grants for Facilities and Community Partnership and for a Facilities and Community Partnership Director. Conservation appears in both place-based and species-focused forms. A $20,000 grant to Wildlife Conservation Network supported the Ewaso Lion Project, Grevy's Zebra Trust, Elephant Crisis Fund, and MareCet Research, while $25,000 went to Wild Farm Alliance for general operating support.

How Springcreek Foundation C/O Third Plateau Social Impact Strategi Gives