Seattle Foundation

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The Seattle Foundation, started in 1946, is the community foundation for the greater Seattle region, holding around $1.4 billion in assets. In recent years it has focused on community-led priorities, racial equity and inclusion, and public policy advocacy.

Pricing
Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) grants up to $7,500
Capabilities
racial justice, civic engagement, arts and culture, economic opportunity, voter participation
Listing status
Unclaimed · Editor-verified

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