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Windows of Hope Foundation - Milgard Family Foundation Windows of Hope Foundation The Windows of Hope Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the residents of Pierce County, Washington. We passionately support programs and organizations that work toward the betterment of our community by having a direct , meaningful impact on those they serve.
The Windows of Hope Foundation serves the Pierce County, Washington area with grant requests up to $50,000. The funding priority areas include social service programs, senior services, youth, homelessness, health and wellness, and education President and CEO - Board Member Executive Director - Board Member Grants Manager - Executive Assistant Please reach out to us with any questions.
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