Grant matching for the work Washington State needs most.
Bosmond serves nonprofits and community-based organizations across housing, human services, workforce, arts, environment, health, youth, and tribal programs competing for government and foundation funding across Washington State.
Housing & Shelter
Washington State's housing crisis is driving historic levels of federal and state investment in affordable housing, emergency shelter, and permanent supportive housing. Bosmond surfaces every relevant funding opportunity and helps you build the competitive applications that secure it.
Get Started →- Emergency shelter and transitional housing
- Permanent supportive housing development
- Tenant services and eviction prevention
- Homeownership counseling and down payment assistance
- Affordable housing preservation and rehabilitation
- Rapid rehousing programs
- Homeless youth and family services
- Domestic violence shelter and transitional housing
- HUD HOME and CDBG programs
- King County DCHS Housing & Homelessness
- City of Seattle Office of Housing
- WA Dept of Commerce Housing Trust Fund
- Federal Home Loan Bank AHP
- Seattle Housing Levy
- Pierce County HOME Consortium
- Washington State Housing Finance Commission
Human Services
Human services organizations are the backbone of community resilience. From food security to mental health, elder care to refugee resettlement — Bosmond tracks every relevant HHS, state DSHS, and county contract so your team can focus on delivering services, not hunting for funding.
Get Started →- Food access and basic needs
- Mental health and substance use services
- Refugee and immigrant services
- Senior services and adult day programs
- Disability services and independent living
- Family support and parenting programs
- Child welfare and foster care support
- Re-entry and justice-involved services
- HHS / ACF SSBG and discretionary
- King County DCHS community services
- City of Seattle HSD
- WA DSHS contracts and grants
- Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
- United Way of King County collaborative grants
- Federal AmeriCorps programs
- WA Dept of Children Youth and Families
Workforce Development
Workforce CBOs are central to Washington State's WIOA system and economic equity agenda. Bosmond specializes in DOL, WIOA Title I and II funding, apprenticeship programs, and state workforce grants — with eligibility matching for BIPOC-serving and sector-based organizations.
Get Started →- WIOA Title I adult and dislocated worker
- Youth workforce and summer employment
- Registered apprenticeship programs
- Sector-based training — construction, tech, health
- Basic education and English language programs
- Employer partnership and job placement
- Re-entry workforce and barrier removal
- Small business development and entrepreneurship training
- DOL ETA WIOA Title I and II
- WA Workforce Training and Education Board
- King County workforce grants
- City of Seattle OED workforce funds
- WA Employment Security Department
- JPMorgan Chase workforce grants (WA)
- Boeing and tech sector workforce philanthropy
- Federal Reentry Employment Opportunities
Arts & Culture
Washington State has one of the richest arts funding ecosystems in the country — but navigating 4Culture, NEA, city arts offices, and private foundations simultaneously takes infrastructure most small organizations don't have. Bosmond builds that infrastructure for you.
Get Started →- General operating support for arts orgs
- Public art and community murals
- Cultural programming and festivals
- Artist residencies and fellowships
- Arts education in underserved communities
- Ethnic and cultural heritage preservation
- Performing arts and venue support
- BIPOC-led arts organizations
- King County 4Culture
- Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
- NEA Challenge America and direct grants
- WA State Arts Commission
- City of Tacoma cultural grants
- Tulalip Tribes philanthropy (cultural)
- Paul G. Allen Family Foundation arts
- Rasmuson Foundation (cultural heritage)
Environmental Justice
Federal investment in environmental justice is at an all-time high — EPA, DOE, USDA, and state Commerce are all running major programs. Bosmond tracks every EJ, climate resilience, and clean energy funding opportunity, with eligibility focus on BIPOC-led and frontline community organizations.
Get Started →- Environmental justice community grants
- Air quality and pollution reduction programs
- Clean energy access and weatherization
- Climate resilience and preparedness
- Toxic site cleanup community engagement
- Green infrastructure and urban forestry
- Outdoor access and park equity
- Water quality and watershed restoration
- EPA Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving
- EPA Community Change Grants
- DOE Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant
- USDA Rural Development environmental grants
- WA Dept of Ecology community grants
- King County Solid Waste community programs
- Seattle City Light Energy Assistance
- WA Dept of Commerce clean energy grants
Youth & Education
Youth-serving organizations in Washington State have access to some of the most substantial and consistent funding in the sector — from 21st CCLC after-school programs to Best Starts for Kids. Bosmond ensures you never miss a deadline and always apply with a competitive narrative.
Get Started →- After-school and extended learning
- Summer learning and youth employment
- Youth mentoring and leadership development
- Early childhood and pre-K programs
- Dropout prevention and re-engagement
- College access and STEM programs
- Juvenile justice diversion and youth courts
- Youth mental health and wellness
- King County Best Starts for Kids
- 21st CCLC after-school federal program
- City of Seattle Youth and Families Fund
- WA Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Gates Foundation (WA education)
- Fred Hutch community health education
- AmeriCorps VISTA youth programs
- HHS Runaway and Homeless Youth
Community Health
Community health organizations navigate a complex landscape of federal, state, and county health funding. Bosmond tracks HRSA, CDC, HHS Office of Minority Health, and local public health contracts — and helps you write the kind of applications that succeed in competitive review.
Get Started →- Community health centers and FQHC expansion
- Maternal and child health programs
- Chronic disease prevention and management
- Mental health and substance use integration
- Oral health access programs
- COVID-19 recovery and public health infrastructure
- Health equity and minority health programs
- Doula and birth equity programs
- HRSA Health Center Program and look-alikes
- CDC community health grants
- HHS Office of Minority Health
- King County Public Health contracts
- WA Dept of Health community grants
- Seattle Foundation health equity
- First Step Fund (WA health equity)
- Community Health Plan of WA foundation grants
Tribal & Indigenous Programs
Tribal nations and urban Indian organizations have access to specialized federal funding streams that generic grant platforms miss entirely. Bosmond tracks BIA, IHS, DOL tribal programs, and the growing set of equity-centered grants that prioritize tribal and Indigenous-led applicants.
Get Started →- Tribal social services and ICWA programs
- Indian Health Service and behavioral health
- Tribal workforce development and employment
- Native youth programs and language preservation
- Tribal housing and infrastructure
- Urban Indian health center programs
- Tribal environmental and natural resource programs
- Native arts and cultural preservation
- BIA Tribal Government and Social Services
- Indian Health Service Community Health
- DOL Indian and Native American Program (WIOA)
- USDA tribal community development
- HUD NAHASDA Tribal Housing
- Administration for Native Americans (ANA)
- First Peoples Worldwide grants
- Potlatch Fund (Pacific Northwest Native)