Seattle Universal Math Museum

Nonprofit · Grant recipient Seattle, WA EIN 84-2800368

Funding Overview

From IRS Form 990 filings · 2022–2025

Total received

$1.2M

Foundation funders

14

Grants recorded

27

Years covered

2022–2025

Who funds Seattle Universal Math Museum?

Seattle Universal Math Museum is funded by 14 grantmakers, led by M J Murdock Charitable Trust ($450K), The Mathenaeum Foundation ($358K), The Simons Foundation Inc ($137K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.2M in grants to Seattle Universal Math Museum between 2022–2025.

Funding over time

Grant dollars and counts received per year

$0$200K$400K$600K4 grants2022 10 grants2023 10 grants2024 3 grants2025

From 2022 to 2025, annual grant giving ranged from $27K (2025) to $581K (2024). In 2025 it made 3 grants totaling $27K.

What grants has Seattle Universal Math Museum received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025Mary P Dolciani Halloran FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$15,000
2025Pitch Your Peers Seattle Inc—$6,650
2025Frontstream Global FundContribution$5,206
2024M J Murdock Charitable TrustNEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$225,000
2024M J Murdock Charitable TrustNEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$225,000
2024Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramFOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE$32,500
2024The Mathenaeum Foundationto support the development and operation of in-house programs to serve the local community$30,000
2024The Mathenaeum FoundationExecutive Director Employment Fund$25,000
2024Pitch Your Peers Seattle Inc—$13,302
2024The Mathenaeum FoundationGeneral & Unrestricted$10,000
2024Silicon Valley Community FoundationSciences$10,000
2024The Allen & Eve Foundation IncGENERAL SUPPORT$5,000
2024Anthony-Maymudes Family FoundationGeneral operating support$5,000
2023The Mathenaeum FoundationDirector's Compensation Fund, Studio Infinity programs, and general support$222,500
2023The Simons Foundation IncSUMM + ZENO FAMILY MATH FUN GIFT$72,000
2023The Allen & Eve Foundation IncGENERAL SUPPORT$67,200
2023The Mathenaeum FoundationExecutive Director Employment Fund$25,000
2023Credit Unions in the State of WashingtonDONATION$15,000
2023ArtsfundGENERAL SUPPORT$11,900
2023The Norcliffe FoundationTHE SUMMOBILE$10,000
2023Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramFOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE$6,600
2023Anthony-Maymudes Family FoundationGeneral Operating Support$5,000
2023The Mathenaeum FoundationGeneral & Unrestricted$475
2022The Simons Foundation IncSUMM + ZENO FAMILY MATH FUN$65,000
2022The Mathenaeum FoundationThe recruitment and hiring of SUMM's new Executive Director$25,000
2022The Mathenaeum FoundationGeneral & Unrestricted$20,000
2022National Philanthropic TrustCULTURE & ARTS$10,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Seattle Universal Math Museum?

Seattle Universal Math Museum is funded by 14 grantmakers, led by M J Murdock Charitable Trust ($450K), The Mathenaeum Foundation ($358K), The Simons Foundation Inc ($137K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $1.2M in grants to Seattle Universal Math Museum between 2022–2025.

Who is Seattle Universal Math Museum's largest funder?

M J Murdock Charitable Trust is the largest recorded funder of Seattle Universal Math Museum, with $450K across 2 grants (2024).

How much grant funding has Seattle Universal Math Museum received?

IRS 990 filings record $1.2M in grants to Seattle Universal Math Museum across 27 grants from 14 funders between 2022–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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