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Free list · updated weeklyGrants open to nonprofits in Washington State, from county funds and Rotary grants to Northwest funders like the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and the Pacific Power Foundation. Many cover only one county or service area, so read the "Where" line first. Programs open to groups anywhere in the U.S. are on our national list.
Last updated October 18, 2026 · 11 open grants · listings verified Oct 18, 2026
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Social Justice Fund Northwest Closing soon
Who can apply: Grassroots community-organizing groups with 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) status or a fiscal sponsor (groups without one can apply but must find one if funded). Priority to BIPOC-led groups and budgets of $500,000 or less. Direct services only if tied to organizing.
Community Sustaining Fund of Thurston County Open
Who can apply: Individuals, unincorporated groups and nonprofits with projects developed and led by Thurston County residents. Focus: social justice, environmental sustainability and community building; new and emerging projects with few other funding sources get priority. Not usually for recurring/operating costs.
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities with 3+ years of financial history, for capacity-building projects: new staff/program expansion, capital, or equipment. Larger projects only. Animal shelters, senior centers and local watershed councils are not eligible.
Sammamish Rotary Foundation Open
Who can apply: Local nonprofits and community groups with specific, time-bound projects benefiting east King County. Priorities include health, food security, youth development and environmental stewardship. No staff salaries; payments go only to a charitable organization. Have your nonprofit status and Tax ID ready.
Washington Trust for Historic Preservation Open
Who can apply: Private owners, nonprofits, Tribal governments and local governments with National Register-eligible or listed historic properties facing coastal, riparian or riverine flooding. Work must finish by Sep 30, 2027. Reimbursement grant; match required.
Pacific Power Foundation Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities in the Pacific Power service territory. This cycle covers addiction, disability resources, disaster relief, domestic violence, first responders, food insecurity, healthcare access, homeless support, mental health, veterans and wellness; senior centers are named as eligible. Not operating deficits, capital campaigns or maintenance.
Pacific Power Foundation Open
Who can apply: Same eligibility as the cycle grants. Not for computers/software, maintenance of existing facilities or capital campaigns.
Wildhorse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Government, Tribal and nonprofit organizations in the service area. Program areas include arts and culture, education, environment, historic preservation, public health, public safety, salmon restoration and problem gambling. Usually one grant per 12 months.
Skagit Community Foundation Opens Nov 1, 2026
Who can apply: Local not-for-profits. Accepts requests across basic human needs, arts & culture, youth development & education, animal welfare and more. Check SCF's eligibility page for exclusions; reports on use of funds are required.
Ben B. Cheney Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Nonprofits in the Foundation's geographic giving areas, mainly for one-time project needs beyond the annual operating budget. Start with a 3-page PDF letter of inquiry uploaded to the grant portal; a meeting and invited application follow.
Wildhorse Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Small needs that come up during the year, under the same rules as full grants. Not event sponsorships or operating support. One per 12 months.
Every listing comes from the funder's own website (or official guidelines), checked on the date shown. We list only programs that are open now or have a published opening date. If a page doesn't say the amount, we write "See funder site" instead of guessing. Deadlines can change, so always confirm on the official page before you apply. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@fundfinch.com.
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