Read the latest news and announcements from the Foundation, including grant awards and grant opportunities.
Grants to seven nonprofits support telemedicine, research equipment, and low-income children
New fund will invest in housing, health, education and more across the Black community in Washington state.
New wave of funding supports Black communities, people of color, undocumented immigrants and refugees, and essential workers.
Anti-Black racism, white supremacy, and systemic inequities due to racism have persisted in the United States for generations upon generations. They will continue to persist if we don’t look deeply in our hearts and examine what needs to be done differently moving forward. Black Lives Matter.
Local philanthropy campaign, All In Seattle, inspires statewide effort and continues to galvanize local giving in new partnership with Seattle Foundation
Asian Counseling and Referral Services, Byrd Barr Place, Casa Latina, Chief Seattle Club, Eastside Refugee & Immigrant Coalition, Seattle Indian Health Board, and White Center CDA are among 128 nonprofits receiving funds to bolster frontline responses to the pandemic.
More than 1,700 diverse contributors now include Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Joshua Green Foundation, Pivotal Ventures, Schultz Family Foundation, Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, Cowlitz Indian Tribe, Wells Fargo Foundation, and Macklemore.
Total increases from $2 million to over $9 million in three days as Connie and Steve Ballmer, BECU, Bezos Family Foundation, Costco, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Perigee Fund, Premera Blue Cross, and Raikes Foundation join the growing list of contributors.
Partnership includes Seattle Foundation, United Way of King County, King County, City of Seattle, Alaska Airlines, Amazon, Microsoft, and The Starbucks Foundation
Seattle Foundation recognizes our Chief Philanthropy Officer, Fidelma, for her contributions the past 8 years.
Seattle Foundation grants $550,000 to support the protections and resilience of marginalized residents in King County