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BAINBRIDGE FOUNDATION
PARADISE VALLEY, AZ · EIN 823535601 · Form 990PF · FY2022 · NTEE X99 · Religion-Related · Micro (<$100K) · bainbridgecf.org
revenue
$77K
expenses
$2K
net assets
$1.7M
employees
—
profile · synthesized from sources

Bainbridge Community Foundation is a grantmaking organization that receives contributions from individuals, families, and businesses, invests these gifts, and distributes funds to local nonprofits. It focuses on improving the quality of life on Bainbridge Island and in Kitsap County by addressing community needs, educating donors and nonprofits, and fostering collaboration, with a commitment to inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility, and social justice.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

Annual Nonprofit Survey and State of the Sector Report
Conducts an annual survey of local nonprofit leaders to identify community needs, including DEI needs, and publishes a report to understand community challenges.
Community Grants Cycle (CGC)
Distributes grants to nonprofits, including those led by minority groups and those targeting lower-income families, for various programs and services.
Community Response Fund
Provides financial resources to nonprofit organizations for urgent health and human service needs, often serving vulnerable populations.
Financial Education Seminars
Hosts an annual series of seminars on financial education and investing in partnership with the Merriman Financial Education Foundation.
Housing Action Fund
Addresses the critical need for affordable housing on Bainbridge Island by supporting acquisition and bricks-and-mortar housing programs.
IDEAS Fund
An Area of Interest Fund developed to further initiatives supporting Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Social Justice in the Bainbridge Community through grants and partnerships.
Youth Experiences Support (YES) Fund
Partners with other organizations to provide equitable opportunities for students to participate in school and extracurricular activities through confidential financial assistance.
activities · 13 groups

what they do

  • General Operating Support Grants 3 activities
    • Administers discretionary grant programs to support community needs
      Operates the Community Grants Cycle and awards grants to nonprofits to meet identified community needs, including through targeted funds such as the Housing Action Fund and Community Response Fund. Has awarded more than $34 million in grants since inception.
    • Funds community-driven cultural and storytelling projects
      Awarded $82,650 in 2020 to the Indipino Community of Bainbridge Island to support a documentary project, reflecting commitment to inclusive community narratives.
    • Grantmaking through Community Grants Cycle
      Operates a discretionary grant-making program, the Community Grants Cycle, to support local nonprofits and address community needs, having awarded over $34 million in grants since its inception.
  • Pro Bono Financial Planning Clinics 2 activities
    • Hosts public education programs on financial literacy
      Hosts free public education programs and financial seminars in partnership with the Merriman Financial Education Foundation to share financial knowledge with the community.
    • Public Financial Education Seminars
      Hosts public education programs and annual financial education seminars where experts share financial knowledge with the community for free, often in partnership with organizations like the Merriman Financial Education Foundation.
  • Capacity Building Grants & Technical Support 2 activities
    • Nonprofit Capacity Building Grants Program
      Established the Capacity Building Grants Program to support the development and collaboration of nonprofits, providing tactical support and free training based on identified needs.
    • Provides capacity building support to local nonprofits
      Offers capacity building grants, free training, tactical support, and facilitates collaboration among nonprofits to strengthen organizational development and effectiveness.
  • Member Recognition Awards 2 activities
    • Philanthropy Awards and Recognition
      Bestows philanthropy awards to recognize local individuals, organizations, and companies for their positive impact on quality of life and community contributions, including specific awards for outstanding philanthropists and companies.
    • Recognizes community philanthropy and service
      Bestows annual philanthropy awards to individuals, youth, companies, and organizations for their contributions to community well-being, including during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Youth Housing Construction Initiatives 1 activity
    • Affordable Housing Initiatives
      Operates the Housing Action Fund to support affordable housing initiatives on Bainbridge Island.
  • Community Health Needs Assessment 1 activity
    • Community Needs Assessment and Reporting
      Conducts annual nonprofit surveys and launches initiatives like the Nonprofit Survey to assess and analyze community needs, publishing a biennial Community Report that provides information on these needs and local impact.
  • Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance 1 activity
    • Community Response Fund
      Operates the Community Response Fund to provide financial resources for urgent health and human service needs within the community.
  • Organizational Transparency Reporting 1 activity
    • Conducts research to assess and report on community needs
      Conducts an annual nonprofit survey and publishes a biennial Community Report that analyzes community needs, local impact, and philanthropy on Bainbridge Island. Distributes 1,000 printed reports annually to stakeholders.
  • Merit-Based Educational Scholarships 1 activity
    • Offers scholarships and youth empowerment programs
      Provides scholarships to support youth development and empowerment as part of its investment in the next generation of community leaders.
  • Community Book Clubs & Literary Engagement 1 activity
    • Organizes fundraising events with community themes
      Hosts the IDEAS Fundraiser, an annual event featuring local authors and community conversations, to raise funds and awareness.
  • Youth Civic Leadership Development 1 activity
    • Partners with local organizations on youth equity initiatives
      Collaborates with Bainbridge Schools Foundation, Bainbridge Youth Services, and Helpline House to create equitable opportunities for youth participation in community activities.
  • Youth Vocational & Exhibition Support 1 activity
    • Youth Empowerment and Scholarships
      Offers scholarships to invest in youth empowerment and partners with local organizations like Bainbridge Schools Foundation and Bainbridge Youth Services to create equitable opportunities for youth participation in activities.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Donor Engagement and Cultivation Events
      Hosts various events such as the Red Cedar Council Luncheon, Leadership Circle Celebration, and Silver Circle Celebration to engage donors, celebrate their impact, strengthen connections, and highlight their generosity.
    • Hosts donor engagement and recognition events
      Organizes donor-focused events including the Red Cedar Council Luncheon, Leadership Circle Celebration, Silver Circle Celebration, and anniversary celebrations to recognize philanthropy and strengthen donor relationships.
financials · form 990PF · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$77K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue——
Investment income$45K59%
Other revenue$31K
expenses
Total expenses$2K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out$135K
balance sheet
Total assets$1.74M
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$1.74M
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +11.0%
relationships · 40

who they work with

  • 3M Partner — A board member brings over 25 years of business leadership at the organization.
  • Arts & Humanities Bainbridge Partner — A board member previously served on the board of the organization.
  • Bainbridge High School Sailing Team Partner — Supported through BCF's giving programs
  • Bainbridge Island Football Club Partner — A board member has served on the board of the organization.
  • Bainbridge Island Land Trust Partner — A board member served as a Forest Docent for the organization.
  • Bainbridge Island Land Trust Partner — Met with staff to learn about their work in protecting land from development.
  • Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Partner — A board member served as a docent for the organization.
  • Bainbridge Public Library Partner — A board member has been actively involved in volunteer roles, including serving on the board and chairing its Lasting Legacy Committee.
  • Bainbridge Schools Foundation Partner — A board member has served on the board of the organization.
  • Bainbridge Schools Foundation Partner — Partner in creating equitable opportunities for youth participation in activities.
  • Bainbridge Youth Services Partner — Partner in creating equitable opportunities for youth participation in activities.
  • Bessemer Trust Partner — A board member held prior roles as Senior Vice President and Wealth Advisor at the organization.
  • Bloedel Reserve Partner — A board member volunteered at the organization.
  • Camp Siberia Partner — A board member has devoted many years to volunteer service for the organization.
  • Cloud Capital Management Partner — A board member is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at the organization.
  • Community Foundations National Standards Board Network — Recognized by the Community Foundations National Standards Board.
  • Council on Foundation’s Partner — Refers to the Council on Foundation's website for information about community foundations.
  • Environmental Protection Agency Government — A board member was a 30-year federal civil servant at the organization, managing programs protecting and restoring vital ecosystems.
  • Environmental Protection Network Partner — A board member is the Senior Director for Policy for the organization.
  • Green Empowerment Partner — A board member has served on the board of the organization.
  • Helpline House Partner — A board member created a financial literacy program for the organization.
  • Helpline House Partner — Partner in creating equitable opportunities for youth participation in activities.
  • Homestreet Bank Partner — Homestreet Bank engaged in community activities after arriving on Bainbridge Island in 2014.
  • Island Volunteer Caregivers Partner — A board member served as a volunteer driver for the organization.
  • IslandWood Partner — Venue for the 25th Anniversary Celebration
  • JP Morgan Private Bank Partner — A board member held prior roles as Vice President at the organization.
  • Kitsap Community Foundation Partner — A board member participated in the annual grant cycles for the organization.
  • Kitsap Regional Library Partner — A board member previously worked for the organization as their Community Liaison, overseeing the public information department and supporting the Kitsap Regional Library Foundation.
  • Merriman Financial Education Foundation Partner — Partner in hosting annual financial education seminars.
  • One Call For All Partner — A board member has served on the board of the organization.
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