Who We Fund

LFW funds civil justice organizations serving low-income families in Washington State. We partner with organizations providing direct civil legal aid, impact litigation, policy reform, and systemic advocacy. We seek to partner with organizations that are client-centered, community-based, and anti-racist in their approach.

Each year, LFW provides funding to more than 40 civil justice organizations across Washington, through recurring Partnership Grants, Race Equity Grants, Special Grants, and Accelerator Grants.

Interested in applying for a grant? Explore our current opportunities.

We currently support the following organizations:

Access to Justice Board (Washington State Bar Association)
Benefits Law Center
Benton Franklin Legal Aid
Blue Mountain Action Council
Carl Maxey Center
Chelan-Douglas Volunteer Attorney Services
CHOOSE 180
Clallam-Jefferson Pro Bono Lawyers
Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program
Columbia Legal Services
Communities Rise
Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Legal Aid
Disability Rights Washington
Eastside Legal Assistance Program
El Centro de la Raza
Entre Hermanos
Freedom Project
Global Rights Advocacy
Gonzaga University’s Removal Defense Project
King County Bar Association
Kitsap Legal Services
Laurel Rubin Farmworker Justice Project
Lavender Rights Project
LAW Advocates of Whatcom County
Legal Counsel for Youth and Children
Living with Conviction
MiA – Mujeres in Action
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) – Vancouver
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Northwest Justice Project
Nuestra Casa
Our Sisters’ House
Pacific County Immigrant Support
QLaw Foundation of Washington
Seattle Clemency Project
Skagit Legal Aid
Snohomish County Legal Services
Solid Ground
Spokane County Bar Association
Tacomaprobono Community Lawyers
TeamChild
Tenants Union of Washington State
Thurston County Volunteer Legal Services
Tulalip Foundation
Unemployment Law Project
Unidos Nueva Alianza Foundation
Washington Low Income Housing Alliance
Wenatchee for Immigrant Justice
The Way to Justice
Yakima County Volunteer Attorney Services

Note: some organizations operate remotely and/or without a physical office.