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In-kind grants of vehicle donations to Washington nonprofit organizations to provide improved transportation services to residents in need, including senior citizens, the disabled, and youth. Eligible vehicles are 15-passenger vans, which can be used by residents of Sno

In-kind donations of equipment to Oregon and Washington nonprofit organizations in eligible locations. The purpose of the program is to support organizations that address the health needs of local residents. Organizations must be located in and serve communities within

Grants of $4,000 and grants of $10,000 to Washington nonprofit organizations, government agencies, tribes, and faith-based organizations in eligible locations for a range of activities that benefit the community. Grants may be used to support specific projects or genera

Grants to Washington individual artists, community-based groups, and neighborhood arts councils in eligible areas for arts and cultural events and festivals in local parks. Funding is intended to activate parks located in economically distressed and underserved neighbor

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations and government agencies in eligible areas for programs and services that benefit local residents. Funding is intended for activities within a range of focus areas, including arts, culture, civic programs, conservation, enviro

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations and schools to respond to community needs. Focus areas include arts and culture, environment, education and youth, health care, social services, and public safety. Consideration will be given to proposals that address arts, m

Grants of up to $20,000 to Washington nonprofit organizations for human services to benefit residents in the funding source's service area. Preference is given to programs related to youth activities, health services, emergency food and shelter, and family services. Lim

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 of up to $5,000 to Washington community-based organizations for programs that benefit residents in eligible locations. Funding is intended to encourage resident participation in and connection with local communities. Eligible projects and activities benefit uninc

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations, agencies, and coalitions to address food insecurity in disadvantaged communities in eligible locations. Funding is intended to improve food access for populations that have been heavily impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Grants of $10,000 and grants of $25,000 to Washington schools, community organizations, and program providers in eligible regions for initiatives to decrease hunger for children in the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Priority will be given to communities in

Grants to Washington nonprofit organizations, tribes, schools, agencies, and faith-based organizations in eligible counties for projects addressing arts, history, or the environment. Funding is intended for projects, programs, payroll, capacity-building, technology, fun