Harvest Foundation

Annual Giving
$0.6M
Grant Range
$50K - $0.1M

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Quick Stats

  • Annual Giving: $615,000 (2023 tax year, based on 990-PF grants paid)
  • Grant Range: $50,000 per grant (based on funder's stated grant amount)
  • Geographic Focus: Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana
  • Application Method: Rolling
  • Number of Grants: 18 grants in 2023
  • Average Grant: $34,167 (2023 tax year)
  • Total Assets: $12,283,562 (2023 tax year)

Contact Details

  • Website: www.harvestf.org
  • Phone: 206-459-3012
  • Address: PO Box 75554, Seattle, WA 98175-0554

Funding Priorities

  • Social Services: Organisations promoting economic self-sufficiency through education and training of youth or families with children
  • Services for the Elderly: Organisations providing services to help senior citizens live independently
  • Education: Teacher training in technology and curriculum development
  • Arts Programmes: Supporting arts programmes in education

What They Don't Fund

  • The same organisation for more than three consecutive years

Application Process & Timeline

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews from the Grants Committee and Board of Directors. The foundation awards annual grants of $50,000 each, and multi-year grants for up to three years will be considered. Organisations are strongly encouraged to contact a programme officer before beginning the application process.

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