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Avista Foundation Announces Competitive Grants Year-End Total and Fourth Quarter Awards
AVAAvista(AVA) Newsfilter·2025-01-30 17:00

Core Points - The Avista Foundation awarded 54,650to21nonprofitorganizationsinthefourthquarterof2024tosupportenvironmentalinitiativesandartsandcultureefforts[1]−Intotal,thefoundationawarded54,650 to 21 nonprofit organizations in the fourth quarter of 2024 to support environmental initiatives and arts and culture efforts [1] - In total, the foundation awarded 563,285 to 125 nonprofit organizations in 2024 as part of its competitive grant program [2] - The foundation's grants aim to create a meaningful impact across communities, fostering sustainability and cultural vitality [3] Grant Details - The fourth-quarter grants included various organizations such as: - APOD Productions Inc. (Idaho) - 1,000−CDAYouthOrchestra(Idaho)−1,000 - CDA Youth Orchestra (Idaho) - 500 - Community Band of the Palouse (Washington) - 2,000−FeastCollective(Washington)−2,000 - Feast Collective (Washington) - 4,000 - Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness (Idaho) - 1,200−KlamathWatershedPartnership(Oregon)−1,200 - Klamath Watershed Partnership (Oregon) - 5,000 - National Forest Foundation (Alaska) - 7,500−SpokaneYouthSymphony(Washington)−7,500 - Spokane Youth Symphony (Washington) - 2,500 - Other organizations received varying amounts [3] Foundation Overview - Since its establishment in 2002, the Avista Foundation has granted over $17 million, focusing on vulnerable populations, education, and cultural initiatives [4] - The foundation operates separately from Avista Utilities and does not receive funding through customer rates [5]