VANCOUVER, WA — The Sundt Foundation has awarded $28,000 in grants to five nonprofit organizations serving communities across Oregon and Washington as part of its latest quarterly giving cycle. Grant recipients included Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington, Pink Lemonade Project, Providence Portland Medical Foundation, Harper’s Playground, and Bradley Angle.
“These organizations are addressing real needs in communities across the Pacific Northwest,” said Scott Bingham, Sundt Foundation Director at Large for the Northwest Region. “It’s rewarding to partner with nonprofits that are so deeply committed to improving the quality of life for the people they serve.”
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington received $6,000 to support youth mental health services focused on emotional wellness, coping skills, and peer relationships.
Vancouver’s Pink Lemonade Project was awarded $5,000 to provide breast cancer education, financial assistance, and mentorship opportunities for patients and families.
Providence Portland Medical Foundation received $7,000 to expand access to cancer research, clinical trials, and patient navigation services through Providence Cancer Institute.
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Harper’s Playground received $5,000 to support youth-led efforts promoting more accessible and inclusive playgrounds and public spaces throughout Portland, Oregon.
Bradley Angle received $5,000 to provide domestic violence support services, parenting resources, and financial assistance for survivors and their children across the Portland metro area.
Sundt Construction specializes in transportation, water and wastewater, advanced facilities, heavy industrial and mining, building, concrete, and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its 5,200-plus employees. Sundt has 13 offices throughout California, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Utah, and Florida.
