- The Avista Foundation awarded $316,250 in grants during Q1 2025.
- Funds were distributed to 58 nonprofit organizations across five states.
- Key recipients include Upper Columbia Resource Conservation and Development District and Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation.
SPOKANE, Wash., April 21, 2025 – In the first quarter of 2025, the Avista Foundation announced the distribution of $316,250 in grants to support health and human services across five states: Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, and Montana. This funding was allocated to 58 nonprofit organizations dedicated to enhancing community welfare.
Significant allocations included a $60,000 grant to the Upper Columbia Resource Conservation and Development District and $50,000 to the Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation. Additionally, Cancer Can't received $20,000 to bolster its healthcare initiatives.
Avista Foundation President and CEO Heather Rosentrater commented, "Everyone deserves the opportunity to lead a healthy life. These community partners are working to make that possible by offering essential support, from healthcare to social services, helping people overcome challenges and live well."
Organizations interested in applying for future funding can check their eligibility on the Avista Foundation website.
Since its inception in 2002, the Avista Foundation, a separate non-profit entity established by Avista Corp. (AVA, Financial), has donated over $17 million in grants, focusing on aiding vulnerable populations, education, and enhancing economic and cultural vitality.
