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Empowering Mission-Driven, Social-Impact Projects To Do Their Best Work

We are a nonprofit organization that takes on financial oversight and regulatory red tape so our projects can focus on their missions.

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Andy Hill CARE Fund
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Golf Pencil Group
People’s Voice On Climate
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Washington’s Nonprofit Impact

There are over 40,000 nonprofit organizations in Washington state, including public charities, private and public foundations, civic leagues, chambers of commerce, and veterans’ organizations.

All told, they employ over a quarter million people, almost 10% of the state’s workforce. Our nonprofits deliver vital community services, give voices to the people they serve, contribute to vibrant communities and advance solutions for the challenges we face.

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Why ESI?

40,000 Nonprofits in Washington State  

9.8% of Washington’s workforce is employed by Nonprofits 

55% of Nonprofits serve the general public 

80% of all Nonprofit revenue comes from government grants  

3 in 4 BIPOC led Nonprofits report challenges with government grants

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Operating Infrastructure for Nonprofits

Evergreen Social Impact provides required and necessary administrative resources to leaders in our sponsored projects, enabling them to better focus on fulfilling their missions, building organizational capacity, and improving our communities.

Our nonprofit fiscal sponsorship provides:

  • “Turnkey” 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
  • Built-in infrastructure
  • Expertise in nonprofit operations
  • Expertise in government funding requirements (including reporting and document retention)
  • A leadership network: ESI brings project leaders together to share ideas and support one another

Through the fiscal sponsor model, services are scaled to program needs, reducing/sharing the full array of administrative costs that would otherwise be carried by one program. 

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“We are so grateful to ESI for their fiscal sponsorship, which will enable us to expand our public education efforts across Western Washington.”

Center for Responsible Forestry

“Thanks to the support of ESI, PVOC members now have the capacity to focus on what we do best—working with our partners and developing programs that promote our mission.”

People’s Voice on Climate

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About Us

Evergreen Social Impact (ESI) is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, founded in 2021 to fiscally sponsor public/private partnerships and charitable projects in the Pacific Northwest.

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GPG Awarded Funding

Congratulations to Golf Pencil Group (GPG) on receiving sponsorship funding from Scandiuzzi Krebs!
 
Despite fierce competition, Golf Pencil Group’s incredible work stood out! As Scandiuzzi Krebs shared, the selection process was highly competitive, with only 7 organizations funded out of nearly 60 applicants. Scandiuzzi Krebs praised Golf Pencil Group’s dedication and impact, saying: “We were moved and inspired by your work.” 
 
We couldn’t agree more and are so proud of the vital work GPG does to support our community. 
 
Learn more about their amazing efforts here: www.golfpencilgroup.org 
 

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CRF Awarded Funding

ESI is pleased to announce that our newest project, the Center for Responsible Forestry, has been awarded a grant from The JPB Foundation in support of its work to preserve Washington State’s legacy forests.  For more information about the Center for Responsible Forestry and Washington’s legacy forests, please visit their website.

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ESI welcomes its most recent sponsored project, Center for Responsible Forestry

The Center for Responsible Forestry (CRF) works on behalf of all people to achieve the permanent protection of the last remaining mature forests on state lands in Western Washington.

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