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Grants to California, Oregon, and Washington government agencies, NGOs, IHEs, schools, and private landowners for preservation projects. Eligible activities include restoration and protection projects as well as assessment projects to evaluate restoration techniques. Th

Grants of up to $5,000 to Washington businesses in eligible locations for support during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis. Funding is intended to assist local small businesses that have been negatively affected by the pandemic. Eligible expenses include, but are

In-kind donations of fire engines and decks to Washington fire districts in eligible locations to improve the district's capability to fight fires. The goal of the program is to better-prepare districts to fight wildfires. Eligible applicants are those located in wildfi

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations, government agencies, special purpose districts, and Native American tribes to develop and rehabilitate backcountry trails. Funding is intended for projects such as trail development, trail maintenance, and educating visitors

Grants of up to $5,000 to Washington organizations and school districts in eligible locations for small scale, immediate projects that address community needs. Priority is given to organizations that are planning to use grant funds within two months. Applicants must ser

Grants to Washington nonprofits, government agencies, and school districts for the acquisition and development of firearm range and archery practice and training facilities. Applicants must hold at least one advertised, public meeting prior to submitting a proposal. Typ

Grants to California, Illinois, New York, Utah, Washington, and international nonprofit organizations in eligible locations to provide development opportunities. Eligible organizations are those working to benefit their local communities by providing education, training

Grants of up to $20,000 to Washington nonprofit organizations in eligible regions for projects that promote engagement in communities of color. Applicants must contact the funding source prior to applying. The purpose of funding is to promote activation, mobilization, a

Grants of up to $7,500 to Washington Jewish nonprofit organizations for new, one time, or pilot projects that serve the Jewish community in eligible locations. Funding is intended to promote projects and activities that respond to the changing and ongoing needs of the r

Grants of up to $1,000 to Washington nonprofit and for-profit organizations, groups, and individuals in eligible locations to support projects and programs that benefit the local community. Focus areas include the environment, community building, and social justice. The

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations and local governmental agencies for programs addressing insolvency law and consumer protection. Funding is intended to support new and continuing programs that provide legal services and assistance for those facing creditor-d

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations and public agencies in eligible areas for initiatives that promote local tourism, such as events and festivals. Funding is intended to support activities that result in increased economic activity, including meals, purchases,