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Grant recipient EIN 47-3951262Jobs and employment

Who funds Wtia Workforce Institute?

5 private foundations gave Wtia Workforce Institute in Bellevue, WA $5.8 million across 15 grants, in tax years 2018 to 2025.

Grants listed on funders’ 990-PF returns for tax years 2018 to 2025, read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

Grants received by year

Grants from private foundations by the funder’s tax year. The latest year is in blue; it is not complete until all its returns reach the IRS.

Every foundation grant, by year

15 grants

Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.

  1. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2025

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $300,000
  2. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2023

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $700,000
  3. RK Mellon Family FoundationLigonier, PA 2023

    Scholarship

    $13,175
  4. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2022

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $500,000
  5. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2022

    To support semi apprenti for registered apprenticeships in information technology.

    $400,000
  6. The Ralph C Wilson Jr FoundationDetroit, MI 2021

    To support the continued implementation of apprenti in the southeast michigan market, to a provide opportunities for registered apprenticeships in the information technology (it) sector.

    $520,150
  7. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $500,000
  8. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2021

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $500,000
  9. Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN 2020

    To accelerate expansion of the Apprenti model offering a path to mid-level IT careers for underrepresented populations

    $200,000
  10. Verizon FoundationBasking Ridge, NJ 2020

    Racial diversity pact

    $25,000
  11. Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN 2020

    To support Apprenti's transition from classroom training for apprentices to virtual learning environments

    $20,000
  12. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2019

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $750,000
  13. Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN 2019

    To accelerate expansion of the Apprenti model offering a path to mid-level IT careers for underrepresented populations

    $350,000
  14. JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY 2018

    In support of creating economic mobility and career pathways

    $600,000
  15. Lumina Foundation for Education IncIndianapolis, IN 2018

    To accelerate expansion of the Apprenti model offering a path to mid-level IT careers for underrepresented populations

    $400,000

Funders of similar organizations nearby

Foundations that gave to other jobs and employment organizations in Seattle, WA and are not among Wtia Workforce Institute’s funders above.

  1. Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA 31 grants Preselected only $9,123 to similar organizations
  2. Gates FoundationSeattle, WA 42 grants Accepts applications $21,661,467 to similar organizations
  3. Moccasin Lake FoundationWilmington, DE 8 grants Accepts applications $772,400 to similar organizations
  4. Medina FoundationSeattle, WA 15 grants Preselected only $374,550 to similar organizations
  5. The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC 25 grants Accepts applications $1,431,109 to similar organizations
  6. The Norcliffe FoundationSeattle, WA 10 grants Accepts applications $630,000 to similar organizations
  7. Liberty Mutual Foundation IncBoston, MA 14 grants Accepts applications $300,000 to similar organizations
  8. The Foster FoundationKirkland, WA 12 grants Accepts applications $1,755,000 to similar organizations

About this match

Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 47-3951262 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.