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Foundations that fund disability in Washington

176 private foundations gave $10.3 million for disability to organizations in Washington in their latest year. The largest was The Norcliffe Foundation, with $2.2 million in 14 grants.

Foundations ranked by disability grants to recipients in Washington, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
The Norcliffe Foundation14$2.2 millionYes
The Herbert Jones Foundation1$1.5 millionNo
The Rees-Jones Foundation (Texas)1$1.3 millionYes
The Aldarra Foundation1$600,000No
The Simons Foundation Inc (New York)2$565,940No
Islands Fund (Idaho)1$360,000No
M J Murdock Charitable Trust3$272,500Yes
The Ford Foundation (New York)2$225,000Yes
Thomas C Wright Foundation8$225,000No
Senior Assistance Foundation Eastbay (California)1$200,000Yes
Harnish Foundation2$190,000No
Names Family Foundation3$165,000Yes
Armstrong McDonald Foundation (Arizona)1$115,000Yes
Quest for Truth Foundation1$100,000No
Colorado Hearing Foundation2$93,670No
Aven Foundation2$85,000Yes
Vatheuer Family Foundation Inc1$80,000No
Jagran Foundation2$75,000No
The Jordan Fund14$73,014Yes
Biella Foundation4$71,000No
The Gibney Family Foundation Inc (Idaho)1$68,825No
Matts Place Foundation Inc (Idaho)9$67,690Yes
J M Galvin Trust (Wisconsin)1$65,160No
Sarah Harris Johnson - Lighthouse for the (Texas)1$64,715No
The Allstate Foundation (Illinois)2$55,000Yes

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches disability, paid to recipients in Washington. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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