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As of March 31, 2009, the total market value of these trust funds was $1.4 billion.
GET College Tuition Program - This was created to invest money received from the sale of pre-paid college tuition credits. The GET program is administered by the Advanced College Tuition Payment Program Committee.
Developmental Disabilities Endowment Trust Fund - This was created as a means to encourage and support families as they plan for the long-term care needs of individuals with disabilities. In addition to investment earnings, the trust fund is supported by public dollars and private contributions.
Game and Special Wildlife Fund - Money for this fund comes from compensation payments received for wildlife losses. The WSIB is authorized to invest surpluses in the Special Wildlife Fund. The program is managed by Washington's Fish and Wildlife Commission.
State Employees Insurance Reserve Fund - This was created to hold and invest reserves needed to pay for claims in insurance programs under the Health Care Authority. The account is funded from the reserves of the public employees' and retirees' insurance account.
Radiation Perpetual Fund - This provides money for the maintenance, surveillance, and other costs related to the safe storage and disposal of radioactive materials. Funding comes from a charge imposed on each pound of uranium or thorium compound milled out of raw ore. The program is under the authority of the Department of Health.
Reclamation Revolving Fund - This holds and invests money from various sources to fund the reclamation and development of state agricultural lands. The program is managed by the Department of Ecology.
Budget Stabilization Account - In 2007, the Legislature created this fund to help cover state expenses in times of low revenue. The constitutionally created account has the requirement that one percent of the states general revenues be transferred to it by June 30 every year, starting in fiscal year 2009.
Pension Funding Stabilization Account - In 2006, the Legislature created this pension stabilization account setting aside state revenue to begin addressing unfunded liability issues for the plan 1 PERS and TRS retirement programs.

There are 2 additional funds that are not currently funded. They are Family Medical Leave Insurance Fund and Basic Health Plan Self Insurance Reserve Account.
 
Advanced College Tuition Payment Program Policy
Developmental Disabilities Endowment Trust Fund Policy
Other Trust Funds Investment Policy
Budget Stabilization Account Policy
Pension Funding Stabilization Account Policy

   
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