Investing in People to Improve the Quality of their Lives.

About

Investing in people to improve the quality of their lives.

Established in 1988...

The Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation is the major philanthropic organization for The Washington Companies and the Washington family. Primary funding for the Foundation comes from the profits of The Washington Companies and personal contributions from the Washington Family. Since its inception, Foundation giving and the Washington Family's personal contributions and pledges to charitable causes total more than $100 million.

The Foundation's values mirror those of our Western heritage. We hold fast to our sense of place and are actively involved in the communities where we live and work. We believe in the individual spirit, but at the same time we know how important a strong support network is to the enhancement of all our lives. The Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation strives to better the human condition by supporting programs and services that give people the tools to enhance the quality of their lives and to benefit society as a whole.

If you are interested in viewing our last three Forms 990-PF or Forms 1023, please contact the Foundation and they will provide you copies.

News

08.12.10 - New Playground for Willow Creek Community

In mid-July the small town of Willow Creek, Montana (home of Washington Companies’ Helen Miller) installed a new playground for their community...Read Story

08.10.10 - The Big Read is coming to Missoula

From The Clark Fork Chronicle - The Big Read is coming to Missoula. What's the big deal about the Big Read?...Read Story

06.17.10 - DPW Foundation Helps Expand South Billings Bike Clinic

From The Billings Gazette - Boxes of bicycle tubes and colorful bicycle helmets sit on chairs inside the sanctuary of Living Water Church on the city’s South Side.....Read Story

06.09.10 - Washington Foundation Donates $50,000 to Missoula County Public Schools

From The Missoulian - Mike Halligan has to love his job. Although he previously served as a state legislator and thus wasn't universally loved, everybody likes to see him these days....Read Story