Good Neighbor Foundation

EIN 91-1021848 · WA

Invitation only Typical grant ~$10K Funds in WA, MO
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Giving Profile

In 2025, Good Neighbor Foundation based in WA paid 5 grants totaling $50.9K to 5 organizations across 2 states. Individual grants ranged from $9K to $11.5K, with a median of $10K. Its largest recipients included Seattle Christian Schools, Kubota Garden Foundation, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The foundation does not accept unsolicited applications — giving is by invitation only.

Foundation at a Glance

Total assets
$9,485,834
Giving (latest yr)
$50,939
Filing year
2025
Itemized grants
5
Median grant
$10K
Recipients
5
States reached
2
Officers/trustees
3
Unsolicited applications
No — invitation only

Where the Money Goes

Top recipients

  • Seattle Christian Schools$11,500
  • Kubota Garden Foundation$10,439
  • Fellowship of Christian Athletes$10,000
  • Japanese Presbyterian Church$10,000
  • Redmond Police Academy$9,000

Where grants went

  • Washington$40,939 · 4 grants
  • Missouri$10,000 · 1 grant

Grants Paid (5)

Seattle Christian Schools
Seatac, WA
Unrestricted
$11,500
Kubota Garden Foundation
Seattle, WA
Operating funds
$10,439
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Kansas City, MO
Unrestricted
$10,000
Japanese Presbyterian Church
Seattle, WA
Capital campaign
$10,000
Redmond Police Academy
Redmond, WA
Unrestricted
$9,000

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FAQFrequently Asked Questions

No. Good Neighbor Foundation does not accept unsolicited applications — its grantmaking is by invitation only. Cultivating a relationship or securing an introduction is typically required.

In its most recent filing, Good Neighbor Foundation reported 5 itemized grants totaling $50.9K. Individual grants ranged from $9K to $11.5K (median $10K).

Recent recipients include Seattle Christian Schools, Kubota Garden Foundation, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, among 5 organizations in total. The full grant list is on this page.

Good Neighbor Foundation is a private foundation based in Washington, per its IRS 990-PF filing.

Good Neighbor Foundation gives by invitation only, so there is no open application. Officer and address details from its 990-PF are the best starting point for an introduction.

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