Best Charities by Program Spending Food & Agriculture Nonprofits in Washington

Top food & agriculture nonprofits in Washington ranked by best charities by program spending. Use 100 options for donation or grant due diligence.

Washington is home to 100 food & agriculture nonprofits. When ranked by best charities by program spending, these organizations collectively manage $305.6M in revenue and $140.9M in assets. Blue Sky Minds leads the ranking with $240K in annual revenue.

Rankings

#	Organization	Revenue	Assets	Score
1	Blue Sky Minds	$240K	$175K	---
2	Northwest Aquaculture Alliance	$130K	$17K	---
3	Washington Wheat Foundation	$527K	$4.3M	---
4	The Non Gmo Project	$6.9M	$5.8M	95/100
5	The Beechers Foundation	$345K	$359K	---
6	Grow Food	$3.9M	$1.5M	92/100
7	Food Lifeline Foundation	$6.1M	$25.5M	---
8	Second Harvest Inland Northwest Foundation	$9.8M	$9.8M	---
9	Taproot A Lopez Kitchen	$299K	$313K	---
10	Whatcom Family Farmers	$388K	$309K	---
11	100 Billion Meals Challenge Fund	$501K	$275K	---
12	Semillero De Ideas	$866K	$576K	---
13	Northwest Washington Fair Foundation	$214K	$303K	---
14	Cloudview	$198K	$315K	---
15	Frontier Days Foundation	$173K	$366K	---
16	Proctor Farmers Market	$228K	$156K	---
17	Maple Valley Farmers Market	$162K	$31K	---
18	Stevens County Cattlemens Association	$465K	$138K	---
19	San Juan Islands Argricultural Guild	$501K	$1.4M	---
20	Erland Point Water Co	$612K	$4.4M	---
21	Save Family Farming	$230K	$91K	---
22	Feed Seven Generations	$1.6M	$871K	---
23	High Seas Catchers Co Op	$149K	$18K	---
24	Pybus Public Market	$1.1M	$534K	---
25	Pacific Whiting Conservation Cooperative	$351K	$203K	---
26	Vashon Island Growers Association	$174K	$136K	---
27	City Fruit	$388K	$40K	---
28	Palouse Empire Junior Market Stock Sale Association	$1.0M	$139K	---
29	Jefferson County Farmers Market	$410K	$330K	---
30	Lopez Food Center	$882K	$477K	---
31	Anacortes Farmers Market	$129K	$18K	---
32	Merkaba Earth Foundation	$216K	$193K	---
33	Northeast Washington Wolf Cattle Collaborative	$211K	$535	---
34	Northwest Agriculture Business Center	$2.8M	$877K	---
35	Shoreline Farmers Market Association	$166K	$77K	---
36	Westward Fleet Cooperative	$319K	$260K	---
37	Dairy Herd Improvement Association Operating In The State Of Wash	$437K	$118K	---
38	Inter Cooperative Exchange	$207K	$266K	60/100
39	Qualco Energy	$1.0M	$2.3M	---
40	Unisea Fleet Cooperative	$190K	$12K	---
41	Project Feast	$361K	$152K	---
42	Highland Food Bank	$425K	$752K	---
43	Food Forest Collective	$142K	$57K	---
44	Backpack Meals For Kids	$177K	$84K	---
45	Humble In Heart	$788K	$2.9M	---
46	Providence Northeast Washington Hunger Coalition	$229K	$147K	---
47	Hunger Intervention Program	$1.3M	$569K	---
48	Lighthouse Christian Ministries	$1.2M	$4.4M	---
49	Pnw Plateful	$135K	$22K	---
50	Backpack Brigade	$1.8M	$969K	---
51	Nurturing Roots	$770K	$608K	---
52	Kitsap Harvest	$276K	$55K	---
53	Healthy Habits 4 Life	$1.9M	$524K	---
54	Spin Cafe	$607K	$69K	---
55	Feeding Feasible Feasts	$1.1M	$0	---
56	Whidbey Island Nourishes	$391K	$217K	---
57	Sarahs Garden	$768K	$1.2M	---
58	Bridging A Gap Weekend Feeding Program	$130K	$90K	---
59	Extend A Hand Fund	$213K	$617K	---
60	Miracle Food Network Inc	$5.0M	$55K	---
61	Mukilteo Food Bank	$188K	$228K	---
62	Eastwest Food Rescue	$4.4M	$682K	---
63	Washington State Farmers Market Association	$315K	$398K	---
64	Volunteer Food And Resource Center	$568K	$285K	---
65	Emergency Food Network Of Tacoma And Pierce County	$32.2M	$17.3M	---
66	B A S H	$1.8M	$109K	---
67	Moses Lake Senior Opportunity And Services Inc	$978K	$584K	---
68	Feeding Washington	$906K	$1.8M	---
69	Ocean Park Food Bank	$154K	$487K	---
70	Lake Chelan Food Bank	$301K	$1.1M	---
71	The Storehouse	$2.7M	$336K	92/100
72	Storehouse Food Bank	$135K	$180K	---
73	North County Community Food Bank	$2.0M	$1.9M	---
74	Quincy Community Food Bank	$844K	$182K	---
75	Gifts From The Heart Food Bank	$211K	$1.4M	98/100
76	Puget Sound Pet Food Bank	$164K	$135K	---
77	Saints Pantry Food Bank	$7.2M	$687K	---
78	Othello Food Bank	$157K	$92K	---
79	Goodroots Northwest	$7.0M	$3.3M	---
80	The Nooksack Valley Food Bank Association	$765K	$506K	---
81	Selah Naches Food Bank	$381K	$896K	---
82	Zillah Food Bank	$383K	$75K	---
83	Fountain Of Life Foundation	$143K	$136K	---
84	Cashmere Food Bank	$270K	$198K	---
85	Ywam Faith Harvest Helpers	$1.1M	$1.0M	---
86	Sharenet Food Bank	$1.3M	$706K	---
87	Snohomish County Food Bank Coalition	$1.2M	$202K	---
88	La Conner Sunrise Food Bank	$804K	$286K	---
89	Sumner Community Food Bank	$9.3M	$2.4M	---
90	Edmonds Food Bank	$3.5M	$2.2M	---
91	North Mason Food Bank	$915K	$1.7M	---
92	Darrington Food Bank Foundation	$137K	$311K	---
93	Toppenish Community Chest	$210K	$566K	---
94	Lynnwood Food Bank	$6.0M	$1.1M	---
95	Key Peninsula Bischoff Food Bank	$859K	$464K	---
96	Second Harvest Inland Northwest	$153.2M	$19.4M	---
97	His Supper Table	$153K	$617K	---
98	Greenhouse Community Center	$143K	$309K	88/100
99	Granger Food Bank	$274K	$201K	---
100	Beyond Vision Foundation	$143K	$33K	---

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What are the top food & agriculture nonprofits in Washington?

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

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With 100 food & agriculture organizations and $305.6M in combined revenue, Washington has a significant food & agriculture nonprofit sector.