US Water Alliance

Nonprofit · Grant recipient Federal Way, WA EIN 26-2112661

Funding Overview

From IRS Form 990 filings · 2020–2025

Total received

$9.9M

Foundation funders

21

Grants recorded

49

Years covered

2020–2025

Who funds US Water Alliance?

US Water Alliance is funded by 21 grantmakers, led by The Kresge Foundation ($2.4M), Freedom Together Foundation ($1.6M), Charles Stewart Mott Foundation ($1.1M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $9.9M in grants to US Water Alliance between 2020–2025.

Funding over time

Grant dollars and counts received per year

$0$636K$1M$2M$3M12 grants20209 grants202110 grants20227 grants202310 grants20241 grants2025

What grants has US Water Alliance received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025Gitlab FoundationTO SUPPORT BUILDING A STRONG AND EQUITABLE WATER WORKFORCE.$250,000
2024Freedom Together FoundationADVANCING AN EQUITABLE WATER FUTURE FOR COMMUNITIES$650,000
2024The Kresge FoundationPROJECT SUPPORT GRANT TO SCALE AND STRENGTHEN THE WATER EQUITY NETWORK (WEN)$355,000
2024The Cynthia & George Mitchell FoundationOne Water, One Texas$315,000
2024The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation82312 ADVANCING COMMUNITY-LED WATER-SYSTEM REGIONALIZATION TO ACHIEVE A HOLISTIC, EQUITABLE, AND SUSTAINABLE WATER FUTURE FOR COMMUNITIES$310,195
2024Water FoundationWATER ACCESS AND CONSERVATION$270,000
2024WK Kellogg FoundationJobs and Family Economic Security$200,000
2024Charles Stewart Mott FoundationTo address the challenge of managing water equitably in cities across the U.S. with a focus on cities in the Great Lakes region.$200,000
2024The Joyce FoundationENVIRONMENT$195,000
2024The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation80364 ENABLING UNIVERSAL WATER ACCESS, PRICING WATER TO REFLECT ITS TRUE VALUE, AND REALIZING ITS ROLE IN CLIMATE MITIGATION$40,000
2024Community Foundation for MississippiGENERAL OPER SUPPORT$10,000
2023The Kresge FoundationTHIS GRANT SUPPORTS THE U.S. WATER ALLIANCES WORK TO SCALE AND STRENGTHEN THEIR WATER EQUITY NETWORK (WEN), INTEGRATE ARTS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES INTO WEN, HELP WATER UTILITIES ADOPT NEW GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION MITIGATION PRACTICES, AND HOST A SUCCESSFUL KRESGE CREWS CONVENING IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ONE WATER SUMMIT.$645,000
2023Freedom Together FoundationADVANCING AN EQUITABLE WATER FUTURE FOR COMMUNITIES$500,000
2023Water FoundationWATER ACCESS AND CONSERVATION$300,700
2023The Cynthia & George Mitchell FoundationTo advance One Water in Texas and highlight Texas' water leadership nationally$250,000
2023WK Kellogg Foundationadvance equitable investments, management, and opportunities in water infrastructure that result in family-supporting jobs and health equity for low-income communities of color$225,000
2023Charles Stewart Mott FoundationTo address the challenge of managing water equitably in cities across the U.S. with a focus on cities in the Great Lakes region.$125,000
2023The Fred & Barbara Erb FamilyDISCRETIONARY$15,000
2022Freedom Together FoundationADVANCING AN EQUITABLE WATER FUTURE FOR COMMUNITIES$500,000
2022The Kresge FoundationCREATE AN ENABLING POLICY ENVIRONMENT AT THE LOCAL, STATE, AND FIELD LEVELS FOR THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW TO BENEFIT EQUITABLE, CLIMATE-FORWARD WATER INFRASTRUCTURE GOALS.$400,000
2022WK Kellogg Foundationadvance equitable investments, management, and opportunities in water infrastructure that result in family-supporting jobs and health equity for low-income communities of color$325,000
2022Charles Stewart Mott FoundationTo address the challenge of managing water equitably in cities across the U.S. with a focus on cities in the Great Lakes region.$325,000
2022The Kresge FoundationTHIS GRANT SUPPORTS US WATER ALLIANCE WORK TO SCALE WORK UNDERWAY THROUGH OUR WATER EQUITY NETWORK, OUR EMERGING CLIMATE PROGRAM AND OUR WATER, ARTS, AND CULTURE PROGRAM, AND ADVANCE COMPLEMENTARY FEDERAL POLICIES THAT SEIZE THIS UNIQUE MOMENT TO TRANSFORM URBAN WATER SYSTEMS.$260,000
2022The Kresge FoundationTO SUPPORT THE KRESGE FOUNDATIONS CLIMATE RESILIENT AND EQUITABLE WATERS SYSTEM CONVENING, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE US WATER ALLIANCES ONE WATER SUMMIT 2022 IN MILWAUKEE, WI.$200,000
2022The Joyce FoundationEnvironment$125,000
2022The Cynthia & George Mitchell FoundationOne Water, One Texas$118,000
2022Greater Milwaukee Foundation IncONE WATER SUMMIT 2022$30,000
2022The Cynthia & George Mitchell FoundationTo host a Texas Water Equity Network delegation at the US Water Alliance's 2022 One Water Summit$20,000
2021Windward FundENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS$300,000
2021The Kresge FoundationTHIS GRANT SUPPORTS US WATER ALLIANCE WORK TO SCALE WORK UNDERWAY THROUGH OUR WATER EQUITY NETWORK, OUR EMERGING CLIMATE PROGRAM AND OUR WATER, ARTS, AND CULTURE PROGRAM, AND ADVANCE COMPLEMENTARY FEDERAL POLICIES THAT SEIZE THIS UNIQUE MOMENT TO TRANSFORM URBAN WATER SYSTEMS.$290,000

Showing 30 most recent of 49 recorded grants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds US Water Alliance?

US Water Alliance is funded by 21 grantmakers, led by The Kresge Foundation ($2.4M), Freedom Together Foundation ($1.6M), Charles Stewart Mott Foundation ($1.1M). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $9.9M in grants to US Water Alliance between 2020–2025.

Who is US Water Alliance's largest funder?

The Kresge Foundation is the largest recorded funder of US Water Alliance, with $2.4M across 7 grants (2020–2024).

How much grant funding has US Water Alliance received?

IRS 990 filings record $9.9M in grants to US Water Alliance across 49 grants from 21 funders between 2020–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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