grants
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The Ripple Effect
Years ago, when we started our Community Grants program, it was our vision to inspire and encourage like-minded groups to join us and continue the noble work to preserve our lands and waterways, inspire kids of all ages to be good environmental stewards, and educate the next generations of nature enthusiasts, scientists and advocates.
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A Special Foundation
We have so much to be grateful for at the Foundation. We share and live our values through our work and support for like-minded organizations in the region.
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Fostering Outdoor Inclusion
The Foundation’s Grants committee is actively weighing a variety applications requesting funding for projects and programs.
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Partnerships Create Ripples in the Community
Inspiration takes many forms. The Rhododendron Preserve inspires us to continue working to bring to life the Foundation’s Mission and Vision:
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Inaugural Norm Winn Grants
It means a lot to us at the Foundation to be able to apply a donor’s generosity in the way that furthers their legacy in meaningful ways with causes that they held so dear.
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Community Grant Applications are Open
Organizations are currently writing grants to be submitted for the Foundations regular Community Grants, as well as the new the Norm Winn grants.
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Community Grants Foster Resiliency
The Foundation plays an active role in supporting conservation-focused non-profit organizations that have programs and activities that protect and restore landscapes and waterways in the Salish Sea region through the Community Grants program.
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Giving the Gifts of Time, Future Grants
Norm Winn was a beloved long-time board member who was an incredible advocate for conservation, the outdoors and the Preserve.