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Top-Rated Nonprofits in Washington 2026

Washington has 25 nonprofits with $39.2B in combined revenue. The top-rated organization is Multicare Health System with an Efficiency Score of 86/100.

Top 20 of 25 Nonprofits in Washington

#OrganizationCategoryRevenueCEO PayScore
1Multicare Health SystemHealth$4.5B$0A (86)
2PeacehealthHealth$3.3B$0A (86)
3Fred Hutchinson Cancer CenterHealth$2.3B$0A (86)
4Pacific Lutheran University IncEducation$158.6M$0A (86)
5Swedish Health ServicesHealth$3.0B$0A (84)
6Nia Tero FoundationEnvironment & Animals$26.2M$0A (83)
7Providence Health & Services OregonHealth$5.5B$0A (82)
8Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Of WashingtonHealth$4.2B$0A (82)
9Woodland Park Zoological SocietyEnvironment & Animals$64.7M$0A (82)
10Providence Health System Southern CaliforniaHealth$2.2B$0B (79)
11Seattle Childrens HospitalHealth$2.3B$0B (78)
12Providence Health & Services WashingtonHealth$9.8B$0B (77)
13Corporation Of Gonzaga UniversityEducation$424.2M$0B (75)
14Association Of University PhysiciansEducation$415.2M$0B (75)
15Seattle Theatre GroupArts, Culture & Humanities$75.6M$0B (74)
16Pacific Northwest Ballet AssociationArts, Culture & Humanities$25.5M$0B (74)
17Whitworth UniversityEducation$141.4M$0B (70)
18Seattle Symphony Orchestra IncArts, Culture & Humanities$31.3M$0B (70)
19Whitman College Board Of TrusteesEducation$163.9M$0B (68)
20University Of Puget SoundEducation$157.2M$0B (68)

Nonprofit financial data for Washington is sourced from IRS Form 990 filings, which all tax-exempt organizations must file annually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Multicare Health System is the top-rated nonprofit in Washington with an Efficiency Score of 86/100 (Grade A) and $4.5B in annual revenue.

Washington has 25 nonprofits in our database with a combined $39.2B in total revenue.

The Efficiency Score (0-100, A-F) measures nonprofit effectiveness based on program expense ratio (50%), revenue growth consistency (20%), fund reserves (20%), and CEO compensation ratio (10%). Higher scores indicate more efficient organizations.

Sources: IRS Form 990

Efficiency Score: program expense ratio (50%), revenue growth consistency (20%), fund reserves (20%), CEO compensation ratio (10%).