At the Addium-METER Foundation, we are proud to offer grants with a diverse array of non-profit organizations dedicated to making a difference in the Palouse area. Our grantees are at the forefront of addressing critical community needs, from enhancing educational opportunities to uplifting underserved populations. Here, we celebrate their achievements and share the stories of how our support has helped fuel their missions.
Awarded a $7,500 grant to provide weekend food bags for any Pullman Public Schools students needing extra food on the weekends during the school year.
Awarded a $4,000 grant to help support the hospital's April 29 symposium showcasing physician-led quality improvement projects in rural healthcare.
Awarded $2,000 for school meals in Latah County schools, Grangeville schools, child legal services in the Lewis-Clark Valley and the Kamiah school library system.
Awarded $700 to help launch and implement a program to help students and teachers in the Potlatch, Idaho area to access financial grants and innovative instructional ideas.
Awarded a $2,000 grant to support providing free musical concerts to the community.
Awarded a $3,750 grant to help cover venue costs for their 2026–27 season, which will feature four local productions involving hundreds of volunteers and performers from across the Palouse.
Awarded a $3,500 grant to help purchase materials for send free books to local children through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, supporting early literacy across the county.
Awarded $3,500 for a Mobile Steam Lab to take science education to children throughout the Palouse region.
Awarded $1,500 to support its Launch at the Market initiative, which will provide booth fee sponsorships, program materials, and volunteer mentorship at the Colfax Farmers Market.
Received $5,000 to support their growing home-delivered meal program, which provides nutrition and welfare checks to homebound seniors.
Awarded $2,400 for the licensing fees of one film presentation for the community.
Awarded $3,500 and volunteer labor for improvements to the trail system for accessibility and safety at Idler's Rest Nature Preserve east of Moscow, Idaho.
Awarded a $4,000 grant to support building the affordable, energy-efficient 2026 Habitat home in Palouse for a disabled U.S. Army veteran.
Awarded a $3,500 grant to assist with vendor scholarships to support new entrepreneurs to participate in the market.
Awarded $3,500 toward Futures Field, a new 110'x110' outdoor recreation space on its Lewiston campus that will expand therapeutic recreation access for the low-income, foster care, and Medicaid-eligible youth.
Awarded $5,000 to support the Engineering the Future k-12 outreach programs, providing hands-on materials to support classroom visits, Adventure Club outreach, and the EXPO STEM Fair for over 1,000 local youth.
Awarded $5,500 to purchase and install rubber flooring for its dedicated classroom, replacing worn-out carpet squares to create a safer, cleaner, and more stable learning environment for local fifth-grade STEM field trips.
Awarded $3,872 to support local students participating in the FIRST Robotics competition. The grant will be used to purchase soldering equipments and a fume extractor for the team.
Awarded a $2,000 grant to support recovery efforts in Malden and Pine City after the September 7, 2020 Babb Road fire.
Awarded a $3.540 grant to support improvements Alliance House, creating a safe, stable home for adults with severe mental illness.
Awarded $2,000 to integrate Money Matters and Lemonade Day with its Club Bucks system, giving youth hands-on practice in budgeting, entrepreneurship, and financial decision-making.
Awarded a $3,500 grant to help provide a safe place for middle schoolers to engage in after-school activities.
Awarded a $2,500 grant to support youth education with dance curriculum to elementary students in underserved communities within the Nez Perce Reservation.
Awarded a $1,500 grant to assist with the purchase 1,000 Bite2Go food bags for its Backpack Food program, supporting children at risk of food insecurity in Pullman.
Awarded a $5,000 grant to help pay for the purchase of cultural and special dietary food items to distribute at the community food bank.
Awarded $1,000 grant to help Wazzu Racing, WSU's Formula SAE team, purchase equipment and parts for the car they design, build, and race in national competition.
Awarded $800 grant to purchase a computer to digitize historic photographs and records, expanding public access to Albion's history.
The vision and direction of the Addium-METER Foundation are guided by a dedicated board of leaders passionate about our cause:
Each of these organizations represents just a fraction of the impact made possible through collaboration and support. Their success stories inspire us and highlight the critical role that grants play in enabling nonprofits to fulfill their missions.
We invite you to learn more about our grantees and the incredible work they are doing in our communities. If you represent a nonprofit organization and are interested in applying for future grants, we encourage you to stay connected with us for updates on our grant program and application process.
Together, we can continue to support initiatives that make our communities stronger, healthier, and more sustainable. Thank you to all our grantees for their dedication and hard work. Your contributions are truly making a difference.