Grays Harbor Community Foundation

Hoquiam, Washington - EIN 91-1607005 - Latest filing: fiscal 2025 (Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025)

HOW TO READ THIS PAGE

How to read this page: every figure below is from the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026. People named below are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026 - the filing is a snapshot of that fiscal year, not a list of current officeholders.

THE FILING IN ONE PARAGRAPH

Grays Harbor Community Foundation reported $7,014,970 in revenue and $5,408,921 in expenses in fiscal 2025, a surplus of $1,606,049 for the year. Program services took $5,224,628 of expenses, or 96.6%. The organization closed the year with $119,765,198 in net assets - about 265.7 months of expenses at the fiscal-2025 spending level.

At a Glance - Fiscal 2025

All values are fiscal 2025 unless a tile says otherwise.

TOTAL REVENUE - FISCAL 2025
$7,014,970

Down 78.0% from $31,899,742 in fiscal 2024.

TOTAL EXPENSES - FISCAL 2025
$5,408,921

Revenue minus expenses: $1,606,049 in fiscal 2025.

PROGRAM EXPENSE SHARE - FISCAL 2025
96.6%

$5,224,628 of $5,408,921 went to program services.

NET ASSETS - END OF FISCAL 2025
$119,765,198

Total assets $119,795,959 minus total liabilities $30,761.

TOP EXECUTIVE PAY - FISCAL 2025
$171,008

Eric Potts, Executive Director, as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026. Total across all compensation columns.

PEOPLE REPORTED - FISCAL 2025
4 Employees

Plus 20 volunteers reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Money In, Money Out - Fiscal 2025

Revenue and expenses as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026. Donated goods are separated from cash so food and supply donations do not read as cash income.

Where the Money Went - Fiscal 2025

Program Services$5,224,628 (96.6%)
Fundraising$26,576 (0.5%)
Management and General$157,717 (2.9%)

Management and general is the figure reported on the filing (Part IX total); where a filing does not carry it, it is computed as the residual of total expenses minus program and fundraising expenses. Cost to raise a dollar in fiscal 2025: $0.01 - $26,576 in fundraising expenses divided by $2,127,880 in total contributions. On cash contributions only: $0.01.

Where the Money Came From - Fiscal 2025

SourceFiscal 2025
Total Contributions$2,127,880
Of Which Cash Contributions$1,805,314
Of Which Donated Goods (Noncash)$322,566
All Other Contributions$2,127,880
Program Service Revenue$0
Investment Income$4,887,090
Other Revenue$0
Total Revenue (All Sources)$7,014,970
Government Grants - Not Broken Out
The fiscal-2025 Form 990 does not break out government grants as a separate line for this organization. This page shows Not Broken Out instead of estimating a figure.

Reserves and Balance Sheet - Fiscal 2025

Reserves and Runway

265.7 Months

of reserves - $119,765,198 in net assets at the end of fiscal 2025, divided by average monthly expenses of about $450,743 in fiscal 2025.

Net assets can include donor-restricted funds, buildings and other assets that cannot be spent like cash. Treat months of reserves as a scale measure, not as cash in the bank.

Balance Sheet - End of Fiscal 2025

Total Assets$119,795,959
Total Liabilities$30,761
Liabilities as Share of Assets0.0%
Net Assets$119,765,198

Leadership Pay - Fiscal 2025

Pay is the summed total across all compensation columns on the Form 990 - pay from the organization, pay from related organizations, and other compensation. People are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026.

Name and Title, as ReportedTotal Pay - Fiscal 2025Share of Expenses
Eric Potts - Executive Director$171,0083.16%
Jessica Hoover - Senior Program Officer$110,3072.04%

The full Part VII table lists every officer, director, trustee and key employee named on the filing, with hours and the same summed total. Compensation is reported for the calendar year ending within the fiscal year, per the Form 990.

Board and Governance - Fiscal 2025

Board and policy answers as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Jul 7, 2026.

Board Roster - as Reported on the Fiscal-2025 Form 990

20 voting members, 20 independent - independence count as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Name, as ReportedRole, as Reported
Eric PottsExecutive Director
Jessica HooverSenior Program Officer
Kathryn SkolroodChair
Molly BoldVice-Chair
George DonovanSecretary
Mike StoneyTreasurer
Bill StewartTrustee
Dr Donald ArimaTrustee
Wes PetersonTrustee
Dr Ed BrewsterTrustee
David BurnettTrustee
Judith DavisTrustee
Lynn GreenTrustee
Tim MartinTrustee
Tom QuiggTrustee
Mike SandTrustee
Mark StensagerTrustee
Rich VromanTrustee
Maryann WelchTrustee
Todd LindleyEmeritus Members
Stan PinnickEmeritus Members
Randy RustEmeritus Members

Governance Policy Flags - Fiscal 2025

Conflict of Interest PolicyYes - Reported
Whistleblower PolicyNo
Document Retention PolicyYes - Reported
Audited Financial StatementsYes - Reported
Audit CommitteeYes - Reported
Board Size and Independence20 voting / 20 independent

Flags report what the organization answered on the Form 990. A Yes means the policy was reported on the filing; it is not an outside review of how the policy works in practice.

Grants - Fiscal 2025

Grants Made - Fiscal 2025

This organization reported $4,539,796 in grants paid in fiscal 2025.

Recipient, as ReportedAmount
7Th Street Kids
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$24,300
7Th Street Theatre Association
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$38,500
Aberdeen Food Bank
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$9,000
Aberdeen Rotary Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$101,000
Aberdeen School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$222,677
Catholic Community Services-Feed The Hungry
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,000
Child Care Action Council
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$10,000
Coastal Harvest
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,750
Coastal Interpretive Center
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$30,071
Copalis Community Church Food Bank
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$27,000
Driftwood Players
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$31,100
Family Promise Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$34,000
Friends Of The Aberdeen Museum
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$16,500
Grays Harbor College Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$124,600
Grays Harbor Conservation District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$16,850
Grays Harbor County Public Health
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$30,000
Grays Harbor Young Life
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$34,500
Hands On Children'S Museum
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$25,000
Hoquiam Elks #1082
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,000
Hoquiam Food And Clothing Bank
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$37,450
Hoquiam High School - Grizzle Sports Complex
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,400
Hoquiam Police Department
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,400
Hoquiam School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$148,316
Incight
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,000
Lake Quinault School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$84,630
Martinez Landscaping
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,820
McCleary School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$37,429
Missoula Children'S Theater
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$37,200
Montesano Community Center
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$14,120
Montesano Little League Association
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$26,000
Montesano School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$78,216
Morningside
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$10,000
Mount Angel Abbey & Seminary
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$18,000
North Beach School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$16,459
Olympic Area Agency On Aging
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$18,000
Oregon State University Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$75,000
Pacific Education Institute
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,000
Pacific Northwest Ballet
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$28,000
Pacific Northwest Music Project
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,500
Pediatric Interim Care Center
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$21,000
Sharon Grange 800
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$20,500
St Mary School
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$277,752
St Michael The Archangel Parish
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$40,000
St Mary Church
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$80,000
St Paul Church
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,000
The Arc Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$47,818
The Bridge Music Project
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$29,981
The Cancer Alliance Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$6,500
The Mayday Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$20,000
The Salvation Army Grays Harbor Corps
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,500
Twin Harbors A Branch Of New Market Skills Center
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,000
Union Gospel Mission Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$32,000
United Way Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$29,000
Westport South Beach Historical Society
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$30,000
Wishkah Valley School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$30,000
YMCA Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$379,500
Adventist Community Services Of Grays Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$23,000
Back To School Marketplace
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$5,500
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Southwest Washington
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$12,500
Bobcat Booster Club
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,875
Camp Victory
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$20,000
City Of Ocean Shores
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,000
Elma School District
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$25,000
Elma Wrestling Booster Club
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$11,000
Esd 113
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$32,000
Family Education And Support Services
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$131,010
Friends Of Pacific Beach Elementary
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,000
Grays Harbor Public Health And Social Services
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$25,000
Harbor Youth Soccer Club
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,585
Henry L Robb Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post 1135
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$11,000
Kealakehe High School
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$10,000
Kiwanis Club Of South Bend Inc
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$17,000
Master Gardener Foundation Of Grays Harbor & Pacific Counties
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$55,000
North River School
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$15,000
Oakville Little League
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$29,120
Patrick Quigg
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$17,190
Rotary Club Of Kona Community Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$10,400
Saron Lutheran-1St Presbyterian Church
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$79,724
Snug Harbor
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$8,000
Summit Pacific Hospital Foundation
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$35,500
The Operation Grace White Foundation Inc
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$10,000
Timberland Regional Library
TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM.
$9,228

Trend - Revenue

Years are shown only where a filing is held. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

FY24 FY25
Revenue, fiscal 2024 to fiscal 2025 - the two years held on this record.
Fiscal YearRevenueChange
Fiscal 2024 (Prior-Year Column on the Fiscal-2025 Filing)$31,899,742-
Fiscal 2025$7,014,970-78.0%

This table grows to a 10-year view (revenue, expenses, net assets and top pay) as earlier filings for this organization are added to the record. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

Filings on Record

Tax PeriodFormStatusSource
Jan 1, 2025 - Dec 31, 2025Form 990In Force - Filed Jul 7, 2026Original Filing at the IRS

If an amended return is filed, the newest amended return supersedes the earlier one and the table marks which filing is in force.

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