Recent Grant Recipients

$3,000 to 3 Rivers Community Foundation
$15,000 to Blue Mountain Action Council
$16,000 to Blue Mountain Humane Association
$25,922 to City of Adams
$10,000 to Columbia Basin College Foundation
$15,000 to Columbia County Emergency Management
$15,300 to Cove Rural Fire Protection District
$30,000 to Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts
$6,000 to Eastern Oregon University
$18,000 to Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Oregon
$10,000 to Fuzz Ball Animal Rescue
$4,000 to Girl Scouts of Eastern WA and Northern ID
$12,100 to Imbler Rural Fire Volunteer Association
$10,000 to Josephy Center for Arts and Culture
$5,000 to Know Agenda Foundation
$7,500 to Music Camps @ Wallowa Lake
$10,000 to Native American Rehabilitation Association, Inc.
$25,000 to Neighbor 2 Neighbor Pendleton, Inc.
$20,346 to Nixyaawii Community School
$10,000 to North Powder School District

$15,000 to Pendleton Public Library
$15,000 to Pocket Neighborhood Foundation of Walla Walla
$10,000 to Return to Zero: Hope
$20,000 to Rural Development Initiatives, Inc.
$8,000 to Safe Harbor Support Center
$25,000 to Salvation Army Pendleton Corps
$9,131 to Senior Life Resources Northwest, Inc.
$11,000 to Siletz Tribal Arts and Heritage Society
$7,000 to Skyline Adventures
$5,000 to SMART Reading
$8,750 to Student Health Options dba The Health Center
$13,200 to The Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations
$10,000 to Umatilla County Master Gardeners Association
$8,000 to Umatilla School District
$10,000 to United Natives
$7,690 to Walla Walla County Conservation District
$28,000 to Wallowa Community Legion Hall
$15,000 to Wallowa County Sheriff's Search & Rescue
$5,000 to Willamette Falls Trust

Blog

Supporting Grieving Families: Wildhorse Foundation’s Partnership with Cork’s Place Kids Grief Center

Wildhorse Foundation grants to Cork's Place have helped ensure that young people facing grief have access to consistent care and a safe, supportive space.

A group of children in a garden while participating in the Athena-Weston YMCA summer program, supported by a grant from the Wildhorse Foundation.

Wildhorse Foundation powers resilience program for Athena-Weston students

With the support of the Wildhorse Foundation, which provided a $8,000 grant, the YMCA's Athena-Weston Youth Summer Resilience Program gave local children a way to participate in hands-on activities while learning a framework for sustaining behavioral health resilience.

First Nations Veterinary brings free spay/neuter services to the Umatilla Indian Reservation

103 pets received care over two days, thanks to Wildhorse Foundation grant First Nations Veterinary—the only Native-led nonprofit...

Hermiston Student Health Center opens, providing free and accessible medical care to students across the school district

Wildhorse Foundation contributes the start-up costs to make the space operational The Umatilla County Public Health Department (UCo...

2024 Annual Report

Wildhorse Foundation awarded $1,876,128 in 2024 across 141 grants to support communities in the homeland of the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla peoples.

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