Lily Pointe Foundation
The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting a variety of causes, primarily focusing on mental health care, cancer research, and support for families and vulnerable populations. Its mission reflects a commitment to improving healthcare access, promoting education, and addressing homelessness and animal welfare. The foundation provides grants to a diverse range of organizations, including hospitals, educational institutions, and community service groups, indicating a broad interest in enhancing community well-being. While it primarily supports initiatives in Washington state, its funding also extends to organizations in other states.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Established nonprofit organizations, especially in Washington state, working in health (mental health, hospital/clinical care), cancer research, children’s services, or community support with an existing relationship or credible referral to the foundation.
Good Fit
- • A Washington-based or regionally active nonprofit with substantive health or community-service programming.
- • Prior relationship, board/staff connection, or referral from a current grantee or trusted intermediary.
- • Capacity to manage mid-to-large grants (typical awards observed from $25K up to $500K).
- • Established track record of program delivery and fiscal accountability.
- • Alignment with observed purposes like mental health, cancer research, family support, or child services.
Geography
Although grants touched multiple states, the latest year showed an extreme concentration in Washington, with 92% of dollars directed there, indicating a primarily local/regional footprint.
Recipient Variety
The foundation funded roughly 15–19 grants per year to more than a dozen distinct organizations each year (16 recipients in the latest year) with a steady mix of returning and new grantees, showing a broad recipient set despite some dollar concentration.
New Applicants
The foundation explicitly indicates it funds only preselected applicants; while about six new grantees appeared in the latest year, the public record and lack of an open web application suggest new entrants are likely added by invitation or referral rather than by unsolicited application.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
