Grant Details

The Moccasin Lake Foundation is a private not-for-profit organization founded in 1991 as a long-term philanthropic program. The Foundation has been established with broad charitable purposes so that its grant-making policies may always reflect the diverse interests of the Moccasin Lake Foundation and its individual board members. Most of their focus tends to be in the Pacific Northwest.

Specifically, the Moccasin Lake Foundation has set up committees to focus on three main areas: Education, Social Services, and the Environment. 

• The Education Committee provides funding for educational endeavors that add depth to the curriculum and broaden scholastic experiences that would not be otherwise funded through traditional means. They provide support and resources for innovative and creative educational programs for students and faculty to enhance the educational experience.
• The Social Services Committee provides funding to help safeguard the well-being of vulnerable people. They are looking for programs that support the five pillars of a safe and stable life: Food; Shelter; Essential Needs; Safety and Recovery from domestic abuse and sexual assault; and Addiction Care.
• The Environmental Committee supports projects that are designed to reduce carbon emissions and stop the progress of climate change.

For more information visit the program page.