Best Charities by Program Spending Environment Nonprofits in Washington

Top environment nonprofits in Washington ranked by best charities by program spending. View detailed financial data, spending analysis, and mission scores for 100 organizations.

Washington is home to 100 environment nonprofits. When ranked by best charities by program spending, these organizations collectively manage $161.6M in revenue and $207.6M in assets. Washington State Environmental Health Association leads the ranking with $133K in annual revenue.

Rankings

#	Organization	Revenue	Assets	Score
1	Washington State Environmental Health Association	$133K	$298K	---
2	Breakthrough Energy Action Inc	$8.8M	$24.5M	---
3	Kitsap Environmental Coalition	$145K	$1	---
4	Partners For Energy Progress	$1.0M	$356K	---
5	Sustainable Ballard	$141K	$57K	---
6	Duwamish River Cleanupcoalition Technical Advisory Group	$2.7M	$5.5M	92/100
7	Conservation Nw	$4.2M	$2.0M	---
8	Washington Conservation Action Education Fund	$5.3M	$9.0M	---
9	Toxic Free Future	$3.7M	$5.3M	---
10	Got Green	$354K	$2.2M	---
11	Sustainable Seattle	$1.4M	$2.0M	---
12	Puget Soundkeeper Alliance	$1.4M	$971K	---
13	Whidbey Environmental Action Network	$366K	$287K	---
14	Communities For A Healthy Bay	$882K	$282K	---
15	Futurewise	$1.0M	$765K	---
16	Friends Of The Anacortes Community Forest Lands	$421K	$678K	---
17	Center For Sustainable Infrastructure	$862K	$402K	---
18	Initiative For Responsible Mining Assurance	$2.7M	$4.0M	---
19	Washington Maritime Blue	$2.3M	$664K	---
20	Skagit Watershed Council	$364K	$271K	---
21	National Association Of Environmental Professionals Inc	$708K	$836K	---
22	Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Association	$1.1M	$834K	---
23	Utility Information Alliance	$2.4M	$1.5M	---
24	Hvr Foundation	$141K	$2.7M	---
25	Ecoadapt	$1.9M	$2.2M	---
26	Ecostudies Institute	$5.3M	$2.1M	---
27	Earth Economics	$1.5M	$1.2M	75/100
28	Coastal And Estuarine Research Federation	$983K	$1.9M	---
29	B & L Woodwaste Custodial Trust	$1.8M	$2.8M	---
30	Friends Of Lakewood	$1.2M	$4.8M	---
31	Skyriver Foundation	$307K	$433K	---
32	Yakima Arboretum Foundation	$1.3M	$2.2M	---
33	Friends Of The Conservatory	$210K	$86K	---
34	Bellevue Botanical Garden Society	$2.3M	$4.9M	---
35	Highline Botanical Garden Foundation	$148K	$240K	---
36	Arboretum Foundation	$8.8M	$11.7M	---
37	Clean Water For Haiti	$215K	$2K	85/100
38	Co2 Foundation	$6.1M	$8.3M	---
39	Canopy Planet Foundation	$576K	$5.8M	---
40	Whatcom Million Trees Project	$188K	$220K	---
41	Tide Sw Foundation	$539K	$2.3M	---
42	Puget Sound Restoration Fund	$2.7M	$4.1M	---
43	Braided River	$457K	$522K	---
44	Master Gardener Foundation Of Washington State	$131K	$154K	---
45	350 Seattle	$2.9M	$1.5M	---
46	Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition	$267K	$82K	---
47	Nisqually Community Forest	$584K	$14.0M	---
48	Western States Projects Training Fund	$759K	$1.8M	---
49	Building Transparency	$3.0M	$7K	---
50	Sustainable Connections	$3.3M	$2.7M	---
51	Carbon Leadership Forum	$2.5M	$1.6M	---
52	Unkitawa	$2.8M	$2.3M	---
53	Hanford Challenge	$511K	$428K	---
54	Twin Harbors Waterkeeper	$223K	$202K	---
55	Puyallup River Watershed Council	$148K	$58K	---
56	Fuse Innovation Fund	$1.6M	$1.5M	---
57	Pipeline Safety Trust	$2.8M	$5.8M	---
58	Fuse Washington	$2.0M	$946K	---
59	Ertv Compliance Group	$3.7M	$1.0M	---
60	Tribal Solid Waste Advisory Network	$243K	$54K	---
61	Pacific Sound Resources Environment	$1.9M	$6.4M	---
62	Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center	$1.5M	$387K	---
63	Environmental Coalition Of South Seattle	$1.8M	$1.5M	---
64	Methow Recycles	$297K	$267K	88/100
65	Our Hope	$673K	$56K	---
66	Green Okanogan	$155K	$347K	---
67	Composite Recycling Technology Center	$5.8M	$5.1M	---
68	Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation	$5.7M	$6.1M	---
69	Community Treasures	$536K	$86K	92/100
70	Sightline Institute	$4.7M	$7.2M	---
71	Clean And Prosperous America Education Fund	$8.4M	$243K	---
72	Thurston Climate Action Team	$149K	$136K	---
73	Save Habitat And Diversity Of Wetlands Organization	$311K	$943K	---
74	Global Ocean Health	$621K	$468K	---
75	Salmon Defense	$627K	$668K	---
76	Center For Democratic And Environmental Rights	$629K	$1.9M	---
77	Kulshan Carbon Trust	$135K	$23K	---
78	Methow Valley Trails Collaborative	$244K	$46K	---
79	Marine Stewardship Council Limited	$5.7M	$577K	---
80	Mt Adams Resource Stewards	$3.8M	$5.1M	---
81	Center For Environmental Law & Policy	$150K	$255K	---
82	Capitol Hill Chamber Of Commerce	$188K	$29K	55/100
83	Basel Action Network	$1.2M	$579K	95/100
84	American Lands Project	$513K	$319K	---
85	Okanogan Land Trust	$1.3M	$1.8M	---
86	Wild Salmon Rivers	$733K	$849K	---
87	L I G H T Foundation	$644K	$578K	---
88	Khimstonik	$161K	$60K	---
89	Olympia Coalition For Ecosystems Preservation	$1.1M	$5.5M	---
90	Spokane Mountaineers Inc	$677K	$607K	---
91	Harbor Wildwatch	$454K	$200K	92/100
92	Vashon Maury Island Nature Center	$304K	$502K	---
93	Department Of Bioregion	$441K	$244K	---
94	Center For Sustainable Economy	$188K	$526K	---
95	Whiteswan Environmental We	$418K	$601K	---
96	Nisqually River Foundation	$858K	$417K	---
97	Historic Seattle Preservation Fndn	$1.1M	$550K	---
98	Salish Center For Sustainable Fishing Methods	$289K	$1.0M	---
99	Indigenous Just Transition	$150K	$150K	---
100	Phoenix Conservancy	$620K	$28K	---

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top environment nonprofits in Washington?

This page lists 100 environment nonprofits in Washington ranked by best charities by program spending. Data comes from IRS 990 filings enriched with AI-driven analysis.

How does Washington compare to other states?

With 100 environment organizations and $161.6M in combined revenue, Washington has a significant environment nonprofit sector.