Murdock Trust awards millions to Washington community projects

The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust in Vancouver, Washington, is awarding more than $6.7 million in grants to Washington nonprofits as part of its Fall 2025 funding cycle.

The trust says 29 grants will support community services, education, and scientific research across the state.

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In North Central Washington;

The Community Foundation of North Central Washington in Wenatchee is receiving more than $331,000 to add finance and operations staff.

In Twisp, the Methow Valley Community Center Association is getting $300,000 for facility renovations to improve access to resources in rural communities.

And in Pullman, the Washington State University Foundation will receive $328,000 for agricultural waste drying equipment to support sustainable recycling research.

Overall, the trust awarded 112 grants totaling more than $30.8 million to nonprofits across the Pacific Northwest.

For more information about the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, go to murdocktrust.org