Washington Environmental Funding via Beneficial State Foundation
Environmental and social justice 501(c)(3) organizations in Washington can receive sponsorship funding for projects, programs, events, or capital campaigns. Beneficial State Foundation provides up to US $1,000 to nonprofits working on environmental sustainability, healthy food, or related mission areas, with priority for existing bank clients and partners in CA, OR, and WA.
Beneficial State Foundation
Washington Environmental Funding via Northwest Fund
Environmental 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Washington needing short-term project support can apply for the Community Response Fund, with awards of US $1,000 - US $5,000. Grants from Northwest Fund for the Environment help community-based groups advance growth management and aquatic ecosystem objectives, build grassroots environmental advocacy, and empower communities of color on local environmental issues.
Northwest Fund for the Environment (NWFE)
Environmental and Youth Services Grants from Laird Norton Family Foundation
Nonprofit organizations working on arts in education, climate change mitigation, youth homelessness, or watershed stewardship, including those in Washington, may be eligible for program support. Grants from Laird Norton Family Foundation help U.S. environmental and youth-focused groups advance carbon sequestration, watershed health, and services for vulnerable young people, with priorities in the West Coast and select regions.
Laird Norton Family Foundation
Onpoint Community Credit Union Grants for Washington Education
Schools, education nonprofits, and school-related groups in Washington’s Clark and Skamania counties can receive US $250 - US $2,500 to support educational initiatives and community vitality projects. Grants from Onpoint Community Credit Union help organizations whose missions fit Economic Opportunity or Community Vitality, including sustainability and environmental health efforts connected to education or school communities.
Onpoint Community Credit Union
Washington Environmental Education Funding via Recreation Office
Letter of inquiry due Jul 30, 2026
Nonprofits, schools, tribes, and public agencies running youth outdoor education and recreation programs in Washington can receive US $5,000 - US $150,000 for environmental education, camps, and adventure activities. Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office’s No Child Left Inside program supports underserved and historically excluded youth through nature-based learning, leadership development, and outdoor recreation experiences statewide.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office
M J Murdock Trust Support for Environmental Capacity
Letter of inquiry due Aug 4, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3)s, eligible tribal entities, and select government institutions can seek equipment and technology funding to build organizational capacity in Washington and the broader Pacific Northwest. M J Murdock Charitable Trust supports projects in environmental stewardship and related fields, with awards of more than US $50,000 for new, long-lived equipment and supporting technology infrastructure.
M J Murdock Charitable Trust
Environmental Capacity Funding from M J Murdock Trust
Letter of inquiry due Aug 4, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, tribal entities, and select government institutions expanding environmental or health and environmental stewardship programs in Washington can seek more than US $50,000 to add staff or grow programs. M J Murdock Charitable Trust prioritizes capacity-building projects that strengthen long-term impact in the Pacific Northwest region.
M J Murdock Charitable Trust
The Impact Fund Support for Environmental Justice
Full proposal due Aug 6, 2026
Legal services nonprofits, solo practitioners, and small law firms working on environmental justice impact litigation in Washington may be eligible for recoverable grants covering out-of-pocket litigation expenses. The Impact Fund provides U.S. cases with US $10,000 - US $50,000 to advance economic, environmental, racial, and social justice benefiting communities facing systemic oppression.
The Impact Fund
Environmental Education Funding from Bamford Foundation
Applications due Aug 7, 2026
Washington 501(c)(3) nonprofits working on environmental education and related community programs can access funding through the Bamford Foundation for general operations, capacity building, and program support. Organizations in Tacoma and Pierce County may receive up to US $15,000, with priority for efforts that improve quality of life and promote equity, access, and lifelong learning.
The Bamford Foundation
Burning Foundation Support for Washington Habitat
Letter of inquiry due Sep 25, 2026
Environmental 501(c)(3) groups in Washington and Oregon can apply for Burning Foundation’s grants of US $5,000 - US $15,000 to support habitat preservation that sustains biodiversity and quiet remote recreation. Funding is available for general operating expenses or special projects, with a preference for local and statewide conservation organizations.
The Burning Foundation
Washington Environmental Tourism Funding via Washington Tourism Alliance
Applications due Sep 30, 2026
Washington environmental and tourism-focused nonprofits, tribes, local governments, and chambers can access funding through Washington Tourism Alliance for projects that enhance safe, sustainable visitor experiences. Grants up to US $10,000 support efforts like outdoor recreation infrastructure, accessibility, cycling and transit solutions, environmental sustainability at events, and beautification or wayfinding in rural and underserved communities.
Washington Tourism Alliance
Washington Environmental Tourism Funding via Washington Tourism Alliance
Applications due Sep 30, 2026
Local governments, tribes, chambers, destination organizations, and tourism-focused nonprofits in Washington can seek funding for environmental and sustainability projects that enhance visitor experiences. Focused on tourism regeneration, Washington Tourism Alliance invites applicants to support outdoor recreation, green infrastructure, accessibility, and environmental efforts at festivals, trails, and other tourism-related sites with awards of US $10,001 - US $30,000.
Washington Tourism Alliance
Tourism and Environment Grants for Washington Nonprofits
Applications due Sep 30, 2026
Nonprofit tourism stakeholders, local governments, tribes, chambers, and destination organizations in Washington can seek funding for projects that enhance safe, sustainable visitor experiences and support environmental and outdoor initiatives. Washington Tourism Alliance offers up to US $40,000 for efforts like tourism infrastructure, outdoor recreation, accessibility, cycling and transit improvements, wayfinding, and environmental sustainability at festivals and events.
Washington Tourism Alliance
Washington Environmental Funding via Windhorse Foundation
Applications due Oct 2, 2026
Environmental and salmon restoration organizations in Washington, including those in Benton, Columbia, and Walla Walla counties, can apply for Windhorse Foundation’s Regular Grant Program; awards up to US $30,000 for projects. Eligible applicants include tribal governments, Native American charities, and national or regional Indian organizations serving Indian interests.
Windhorse Foundation
Washington State Department of Agriculture Environmental Grants in Washington
Pre proposal due Oct 15, 2026
Washington environmental and agriculture-focused organizations working with specialty crops can access funding through the Washington State Department of Agriculture to enhance crop competitiveness and sustainability. Grants of US $25,000 - US $250,000 support projects in environmental stewardship, conservation, climate-smart agriculture, pest and plant health, food safety, innovative technologies, training, and marketing for Washington’s specialty crop industry.
Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA)
Keta Legacy Foundation Conservation Education Grants
Applications due Oct 15, 2026
Nonprofit organizations, schools, libraries, and similar agencies in the Salish Sea region of Washington and southwestern British Columbia can apply for the Keta Legacy Foundation’s Paul Wiseman Conservation Education Grant, with awards up to US $15,000. Funding supports substantial environmental conservation education projects or restoration efforts that include a strong educational component.
The Keta Legacy Foundation
Washington Outdoor Recreation Funding via Recreation Office
Applications due Nov 3, 2026
Washington agencies, tribes, federal partners, and nonprofit off-road vehicle organizations can access funding to develop and manage nonhighway and off-road recreation facilities and trails, plus related education and enforcement. Washington environmental and outdoor recreation projects may be eligible for up to US $250,000 from the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office
Washington State Recreation Trails Grants for Washington
Applications due Nov 3, 2026
Local, state, federal agencies, tribes, and nonprofits in Washington can fund trail development, maintenance, and safety or environmental education projects that support backcountry recreational trail use. Focused on trail creation and maintenance, Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office offers up to US $150,000 for projects improving natural-surface motorized and non-motorized trails and related facilities.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office
State of Washington Support for Floodplain Restoration
Pre proposal due Jan 24, 2027
Local and Tribal governments and not-for-profit organizations in Washington can seek funding to reduce flood risks and restore riverine habitat, with awards up to Up to US $10,000,000. With a mission to improve resilient floodplains, the State of Washington Department of Ecology provides support for multi-benefit projects including design, construction, land acquisition, and riparian or wetland restoration.
State of Washington Department of Ecology
Ninety Nine Girlfriends Grants for Environmental Equity
Letter of inquiry due Mar 21, 2027
Environmental and equity-focused nonprofits in Washington’s Clark County can seek $50,000 - $100,000 from Ninety Nine Girlfriends for general operating or project support. Focus areas include environmental equity and sustainability, housing stability, child and youth educational equity, and women’s economic empowerment, with priority for historically underserved communities in the Portland Metro/SW Washington region.
Ninety Nine Girlfriends
Public Interest Registry Environment Grants in Washington
Applications due May 27, 2027
Organizations and individuals worldwide with active .ORG domains working on environmental stewardship, community building, education, health, or anti-poverty initiatives, including those in Washington, can be recognized through the .ORG Impact Awards. Grants from Public Interest Registry provide up to US $50,000 in donations to a nonprofit of the winner’s choice, plus visibility and recognition.
Public Interest Registry
Community and Environmental Funding from PacifiCorp Foundation
Applications due Jun 15, 2027
Washington environmental and community-focused 501(c)(3) nonprofits, public and private educational institutions, youth groups, cultural organizations, and health and human services agencies can access funding through PacifiCorp/Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power Foundation for community enhancement and environmental respect projects. Grants up to US $10,000 support work in eligible Washington counties served by Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power.
PacifiCorp/Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
US $100,000 - US $500,000
Washington State Department of Health Support for Environmental Justice
Applications due Jun 30, 2027
Community-based organizations in Washington working on environmental justice, environmental health, or health disparities can seek US $100,000 - US $500,000 through the Healthy Environment for All (HEAL) Community Capacity Grant. Focused on climate resilience, Washington State Department of Health invites groups serving overburdened communities to build capacity for community-led input on state environmental health decisions.
Washington State Department Of Health
Northwest Horticultural Society Environment Grants in Washington
Applications due Jun 30, 2027
Nonprofit organizations and educational institutions in Washington can seek funding for horticulture and environmental projects that educate communities, expand access to gardens and natural spaces, or support restoration and cleanup. Focused on environmental impact, Northwest Horticultural Society invites proposals that serve local communities, including historically marginalized groups, primarily in western Washington and the broader Pacific Northwest.
Northwest Horticultural Society
Youth Service America Grants for Youth Service
Applications due Jun 30, 2027
Organizations, schools, and youth changemakers planning youth-led service projects can receive US $1,000 from Youth Service America for 9/11 Day of Service activities that engage at least 100 youth volunteers. With a mission to empower young people, YSA provides U.S. groups with support for community service, youth leadership, and related environmental or social projects.
Youth Service America
US $125,000 - US $200,000
Washington Recreation Planning Funding via Recreation Office
Applications due Jul 15, 2027
Local governments and community-based organizations in Washington can seek funding for planning and technical assistance for public outdoor recreation facilities, especially in underserved urban and rural communities. Focused on improving recreation access, the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office supports long-range planning, feasibility studies, and pre-design work for parks, trails, and athletic facilities with awards from US $125,000 - US $200,000.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office
Community Forest Conservation Grants from Washington Office
Applications due Apr 30, 2028
Local governments, tribes, and nonprofit nature conservancies in Washington can apply for Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office’s Community Forests grants, with awards up to US $3,000,000 for acquiring land to conserve working forests. Funding may also support forest and habitat restoration and development of outdoor recreation facilities on the purchased land.
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office