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True equity. Real change. Community powered.
“Grandfather cuts loose the ponies” artwork created by Chewelah sculptor David Govedare on a hillside overlooking the Columbia River in Vantage.
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We accept applications year-round for event sponsorships between $1,000 to $25,000. From fundraisers to professional development seminars, event sponsorships are one way we support organizations advancing equity and racial justice. If your organization has a qualifying event coming up, we want to hear about it.
The Foundation for Youth Resiliency and Engagement (FYRE) works with young people in Okanogan County. Photo: FYRE
Community at the center
Communities most impacted by inequities must be at the center of solutions. In each of Washington’s 39 counties, Black, Indigenous, and other people of color; people with disabilities; members of the LGBTQIA+ community; immigrants and refugees; people living with low incomes; and many who hold several of these identities are leading transformative work. Our funding prioritizes their efforts.
Racial justice is our leading value
Group Health Foundation believes true equity is possible only when communities have decision-making power over the material conditions of their lives. Organizations and initiatives led by those affected by inequity have the best solutions for enacting real change. We are committed to realizing equity in Washington and ensuring that every choice we make as a foundation is aligned with our beliefs.
People gather for King County Equity Now’s Juneteenth Freedom March in 2020 holding #PayTheFee and Black Lives Matter signs and a Garvey flag.
Be part of our team
Group Health Foundation is relatively new, and we’re still building our team. See career opportunities.
Organizations we support
We fund community-based groups, fiscally sponsored projects, and tribal entities leading transformative work in Washington.
News
Community Conversations: Hanncel Sanchez
April 29, 2022
In this community conversation with GHF Program Officer Jorge Gutierrez at MiA’s new office, Hanncel Sanchez talks about her personal journey finding and building community in Spokane.
Meet Brenda Gonzalez
May 19, 2022
Brenda joins GHF as a program associate on the grantmaking team. She was previously a program director for Communities in School of Benton-Franklin.
Meet Yuliya Rybalka
May 19, 2022
As a program associate for the grantmaking team, Yuliya is looking forward to learning about organizations across the state and ensuring they experience a great grantmaking process.