Recent Grant Recipients

$5,000 to ALS Northwest
$5,000 to Bikes for Tikes/Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 598
$6,000 to Blue Mountain Community Foundation
$8,125 to Blue Mountain Counseling
$15,000 to Blue Mountain Humane Society
$6,000 to Chess for Success
$5,000 to City of College Place, Washington
$18,740 to City of North Powder
$17,000 to City of Weston Public Works
$19,100 to Columbia County Sheriff's Office
$15,000 to Communities in Schools of the Blue Mountain Region
$13,215 to Community Counseling Solutions
$19,895 to Coquille Indian Tribe
$15,000 to Dayton School District No. 2
$6,002 to Frenchtown Historical Foundation
$30,000 to Grande Ronde Hospital Foundation
$1,200 to Hermiston Jr Bulldogs Football
$8,000 to Indian Law Resource Center
$12,530 to LatinX Recovery Center
$20,000 to Learning Adventures For All
$10,000 to Lines for Life

$8,000 to Martha's Cupboard
$10,000 to Northwest Native Chamber
$5,000 to Oregon FFA Foundation
$6,000 to ORTOP
$18,000 to Port of Columbia
$7,500 to Portland All Nations Canoe Family
$10,000 to Portland Opera
$10,000 to Seasons Housing
$5,000 to Shelter from the Storm
$15,820 to Stepping Stones Alliance
$10,000 to The Kwek Society
$12,000 to The Little Theatre of Walla Walla
$3,500 to Chaplaincy Health Care
$4,250 to Tri-State Steelheaders Salmon Enhancement Group
$8,000 to Umatilla High School
$5,000 to Union County Safe Communities Coalition
$10,000 to United Way of the Blue Mountains
$30,000 to Wallowa Memorial Hospital
$10,000 to Wildhorse Masonic Lodge No. 65
$20,000 to Working Homes, LLC

Blog

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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