The Larson Family Charitable Foundation
The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various Christian ministries and services. Its mission emphasizes evangelism, community service, and assistance to vulnerable populations, including Jewish immigrants and prisoners. The foundation promotes human and civil rights, trauma support, and accountability in law, reflecting its commitment to social justice and community welfare. It primarily funds religious and faith-based organizations, as well as initiatives aimed at developing effective leaders and building healthy communities.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A small to mid-sized faith-based church or ministry with program work in Washington state (or an affiliated presence there) whose activities match evangelism, prisoner ministry, trauma support, or related ministry services.
Good Fit
- • Is a church or Christian ministry or a faith-based service organization
- • Has an operational presence or programs in Washington state
- • Works in evangelism, prisoner ministry, trauma support, or community ministry
- • Seeks modest program or operating support consistent with past grant sizes
- • Is known to or can be introduced by an existing grantee or referrer
Geography
Grants are spread across many states (10 states observed in the latest year) but are heavily concentrated in the foundation's home state, which received about 64% of the dollars.
Recipient Variety
The foundation funded roughly 19–22 distinct recipients each year, showing a reasonably broad set of independent grantees, though dollar totals are concentrated (the top five recipients received 86% in the latest year).
New Applicants
Direct evidence of turnover exists (six new recipients in the latest year and four new in the prior year), but the foundation states it funds only preselected applicants and has no public website or open application process, so new entrants appear possible but only via nomination or relationship.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
