Canopy Neurodiversity Foundation

Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

Grant history

All 16 reported grants, largest first.

• $10.0M

  University of Washington · Seattle, WA · 2025

  To support the launch of the uw institute for neurodiversity and employment. The new institute will bring together leading scholars and practitioners from various disciplines alongside employers to build the regional an… read allTo support the launch of the uw institute for neurodiversity and employment. The new institute will bring together leading scholars and practitioners from various disciplines alongside employers to build the regional and national capacity to create meaningful employment opportunities and career experiences for neurodivergent people less
• $26,711

  Redpoint Seattle Llc · Seattle, WA · 2025

  The career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses o… read allThe career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses on assisting those whose financial circumstances would otherwise prevent them from accessing career coaching services. Cnf does not directly select the clients who benefit from this program. less
• $20,000

  Ryther · Seattle, WA · 2024

  Seattle creators studio supports neurodivergent learners with pre-employment skill-building, including group-based learning and real-world projects, focused on technology, self-confidence, leadership and collaboration.

• $13,200

  Tips · Seattle, WA · 2025

  To fund 4 teens in public service summer internships as part of our partner work experience program. Cnf does not select the interns.

• $10,000

  Uw Foundation Haring Center for Inclusive Education · Seattle, WA · 2025

  The haring center provides early childhood education and conducts leading-edge research. Grant made to advance neurodiversity efforts across washington state.

• $10,000

  Uw the Information School · Seattle, WA · 2025

  Conference sponsorship: joint conference with uw, u of maryland and carnegie mellon that brings together a community of people concerned with advancing research related to the preparation and employment of autistic indi… read allConference sponsorship: joint conference with uw, u of maryland and carnegie mellon that brings together a community of people concerned with advancing research related to the preparation and employment of autistic individuals. less
• $10,000

  Waa · Kirkland, WA · 2025

  Washington autism alliance expands access to healthcare, education and services for people with autism and related intellectual and developmental disabilities. Grant made to advance neurodiversity efforts across washing… read allWashington autism alliance expands access to healthcare, education and services for people with autism and related intellectual and developmental disabilities. Grant made to advance neurodiversity efforts across washington state. less
• $10,000

  University of Maryland College Park Foundation · College Park, MD · 2024

  Joint conference with uw, u of maryland and carnegie mellon that brings together a community concerned with advancing research for employment of autistic individuals.

• $10,000

  Uw Foundation Haring Center for Inclusive Education · Seattle, WA · 2024

  The haring center provides early childhood education and conducts leading-edge research; grant made to support the wa neurodiversity community.

• $10,000

  Waa · Kirkland, WA · 2024

  Waa expands access to healthcare, education and services for people with autism and related intellectual and developmental disabilities; grant made to support neurodiversity in wa state.

• $6,400

  Tips · Seattle, WA · 2024

  To fund 2 summer internships as part of our partner summer work experience program. Canopy neurodiversity foundation does not select the interns.

• $5,000

  International Society for Autism Research · Kansas City, MO · 2025

  Anonymous conference sponsorship: international society for autism research (insar) seattle community conference annual meeting. Championed the session "supporting the autistic workforce in identifying and removing barr… read allAnonymous conference sponsorship: international society for autism research (insar) seattle community conference annual meeting. Championed the session "supporting the autistic workforce in identifying and removing barriers in human services." this included a 70-minute panel featuring autistic and allistic providers from various disciplines who shared their experiences as a provider, journey into the workforce, and helpful information for autistic people who plan to enter the workforce. less
• $5,000

  Seattle Foundation (Ben'S Fund) · Bellevue, WA · 2025

  Ben's fund provides grants to families of autistic children and young adults with demonstrated financial need. Funding helps families obtain therapies, services, equipment, camps, and job skills tools. Grant made to adv… read allBen's fund provides grants to families of autistic children and young adults with demonstrated financial need. Funding helps families obtain therapies, services, equipment, camps, and job skills tools. Grant made to advance neurodiversity efforts across washington state. less
• $750

  Ryther · Seattle, WA · 2024

  Neurodiverse northwest conference focused on services for neurodivergent youth via aspiring youth, seattle creator studio and delphi young adults programs.

• $160

  Life Skills Advocate · Kent, WA · 2025

  The career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses o… read allThe career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses on assisting those whose financial circumstances would otherwise prevent them from accessing career coaching services. Cnf does not directly select the clients who benefit from this program. less
• $157

  The How Llc Dba the How Skills · Bellingham, WA · 2025

  The career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses o… read allThe career coaching support program (ccsp) supports coaching to help neurodistinct individuals strengthen their professional skills, build self-advocacy, and achieve workplace success. The program specifically focuses on assisting those whose financial circumstances would otherwise prevent them from accessing career coaching services. Cnf does not directly select the clients who benefit from this program. less

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