74
Grants received
$44.4M
Total received
$601K
Average grant
11
Unique funders
Grants received by year
2024
$4.8M
6 grants
2023
$6.4M
11 grants
2022
$6.1M
7 grants
2021
$5.5M
6 grants
2020
$3.4M
7 grants
2019
$4.0M
5 grants
2018
$3.1M
6 grants
2017
$283K
3 grants
2016
$2.3M
6 grants
2015
$4.5M
7 grants
2014
$2.7M
6 grants
2013
$1.4M
4 grants
Top funders
26 grants · last 2024
$19.2M
13 grants · last 2024
$14.8M
5 grants · last 2024
$4.4M
4 grants · last 2017
$2.8M
5 grants · last 2016
$1.6M
6 grants · last 2024
$925K
4 grants · last 2020
$473K
1 grant · last 2016
$100K
2 grants · last 2024
$100K
4 grants · last 2019
$40K
Recent grants received · most recent first
Grants are matched to this organization by EIN. ✓ Exact = matched by exact name + state; ≈ Likely = inferred from a closely similar name.
To support sustainability in 10 focus fisheries, build sustainable seafood demand, rebuild depleted fish stocks, and add…
TY 2024 · ✓ Exact
$1.9M
$1.2M
$1.0M
To support the sustainability of jumbo flying squid and mahi-mahi in Peru by aligning supply chains in support of fisher…
TY 2024 · ✓ Exact
$550K
$175K
$50K
To support sustainability in 10 focus fisheries, build sustainable seafood demand, rebuild depleted fish stocks, and add…
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$1.4M
To support sustainability in nine seafood sectors (octopus, tuna, shrimp, jumbo flying squid, mahi-mahi, whitefish, redu…
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$1.3M
$1.2M
$1.0M
To support the sustainability of jumbo flying squid and mahi-mahi in Peru by aligning supply chains in support of fisher…
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$600K
$310K
To support improvements toward sustainability in WFF's exit fisheries in Chile, Peru, and Indonesia.
TY 2023 · ✓ Exact
$283K
$175K
$63K
$50K
$55
To advance sustainability in nine seafood sectors (octopus, tuna, shrimp, jumbo flying squid, mahi-mahi, whitefish, redu…
TY 2022 · ✓ Exact
$2.7M
$1.3M
$1.3M
To advance improvements toward sustainability in WFF's exit fisheries in Chile, Peru, and Indonesia.
TY 2022 · ✓ Exact
$500K
$220K
$175K
$109
To advance sustainability in nine seafood sectors octopus, tuna, shrimp, jumbo flying squid, mahi-mahi, whitefish, reduc…
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$2.7M
$1.6M
To advance improvements toward sustainability in fisheries in Chile, Peru, and Indonesia.
TY 2021 · ✓ Exact
$617K
$502K
$175K
$151
Harnessing the Power of the Supply Chain to Improve Fisheries Management Policies
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$2.1M
$867K
$150K
Enhancing sustainability of the Indonesian fishmeal and feed sectors
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$149K
IMPROVING INDONESIAN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$80K
Strengthening formalization and better fisheries management as an economic reactivation measure in small-scale fisheries…
TY 2020 · ✓ Exact
$28K
$85
$2.6M
$1.2M
IMPROVING INDONESIAN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY
TY 2019 · ✓ Exact
$120K
$75K
$10K
$1.1M
$1.1M
$500K
IMPROVING INDONESIAN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY
TY 2018 · ✓ Exact
$200K
$100K
$10K
IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO TRANSITION THE ASIAN BLUE SWIMMING CRAB FISHERIES TOWARD SUSTAINABLE, RESPONSIBLE P…
TY 2017 · ✓ Exact
$200K
Improving Artisanal Tuna and Snapper Fisheries in the Sunda-Banda Seascape
TY 2017 · ✓ Exact
$73K
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV. Up to 50 most recent grants shown.