President & CEO Nichole June Maher shares her thoughts on our first-ever evaluation, which reports how grantees experienced our foundation so far.Read More »
Inatai Foundation is the new name for the Washington-based grantmaking organization previously known as the Group Health Foundation.Read More »
Allow us to reintroduce ourselves: We are Inatai Foundation. This change is about more than just a name. It’s about a new beginning in an ongoing evolution we’re excited to share.Read More »
Under other circumstances, Peng Wang might have become a respected physicist rather than GHF’s new chief investment officer. He has advanced degrees in physics and completed post-graduate work in the field. So why is Peng a CIO today? “Simple,” he says, “I love people.”Read More »
Peng Wang, a leader with 18 years of investment experience, is Group Health Foundation’s next chief investment officer.Read More »
Meet the latest Systems, Power, and Action grantees. Each of the organizations will receive up to $720,000 in funding, totaling $15 million, over the next three years to strengthen their power-building, advocacy, and systems change work.Read More »
We are thrilled to announce $17 million in new commitments to this year’s Community Learning Grant recipients, 79 organizations from across Washington that will each receive up to $225,000 in core funding over the next three years.Read More »
Our team mourns the passing of Sandra “Sandy” Williams and her partner Patricia Hicks—an unbearable loss for their loved ones, The Black Lens, The Carl Maxey Center, and the communities in Spokane fighting for equity and justice every day.Read More »
Our office in Pasco is now open! More than two years ago, we shared our plans to establish our second office location and expand our presence in Washington. After countless visits to the greater Tri-Cities area — planning, exploring potential sites, and navigating the unpredictability during a pandemic — we finally opened the doors to our new physical space this summer.Read More »
Something we struggle with at GHF is the disconnect between what people think we do and what we actually do—which means our phone calls and emails sometimes go unanswered.Read More »