To support the Alliance in launching and administering the Indigenous Power & Light Fund, which provides pre-development support and resources to Native American tribes for initiating equitable renewable energy projects on their lands.

To enhance the Project’s efforts to bolster local ecological health and climate resilience by working to rejuvenate oyster reefs in New York City.

To support efforts to protect and restore the wild places and native biodiversity of California’s public lands.

To enhance CLF's "Friends Grassroots Network" and community-led efforts to achieve large-scale protection of the most ecologically and culturally significant US public lands.

To address the root causes of water pollution to provide clean and abundant water throughout the Cumberland River basin across Tennessee and Kentucky.

To support efforts to ensure that marine habitats, biodiversity, and ocean ecosystems are effectively protected from harmful effects of deep-sea mining.

To enhance community-led conservation along the Duwamish Valley around Seattle through programs encompassing river restoration, climate justice, youth leadership, and environmental advocacy.

The Ecology Action Center (EAC) is a leading community organization in Normal, Illinois, dedicated to driving sustainable action and environmental stewardship

To support a "Tour of Duty" initiative to conduct marine conservation missions and community engagement events in and around America's National Marine Sanctuaries.

To advance the protection and preservation of the Owyhee region, a unique and ecologically rich landscape spanning parts of southeastern Oregon, southwestern Idaho, and northern Nevada.

To expand land and resource conservation and ensure flourishing communities across Georgia.

To enhance efforts to engage Atlanta's underrepresented youth and young adults by introducing them to the outdoors and equipping them for conservation careers.

To develop scalable business models for affordable public EV charging in partnership with the utility sector so that everyone, regardless of dwelling type, can benefit from equitable access to affordable charging infrastructure nationwide.

To enhance Harlem Grown's efforts to strengthen and inspire New York City youth to embrace healthy and sustainable lifestyles through mentorship and immersive education in urban farming, sustainability, and nutrition.

To support the INDIGENOUS LED project's work to expand a growing partnership network across North America dedicated to keystone species rewilding work, building on successful Bison restoration efforts led by the Blackfoot Confederacy.

To enhance educational and outreach initiatives to engage local and marginalized youth and broaden access to nature.

To support a pioneering solar PV microgrid project in Kenya to enable a leading conservation effort to remove fossil fuels from its operations and fleet and become more financially self-sufficient.

To enhance efforts to mobilize capital and expertise to advance the regenerative agriculture movement and expand the geographic impact throughout the Mountain West, Midwest, and Southeast.

To help the Coalition expand capacity to meet rapidly rising demands for assistance from Tribal nations and communities in navigating and participating in carbon credit markets.

To enhance efforts in the Los Angeles region to build a more diverse and inclusive environmental movement through protecting existing natural resources, creating more natural spaces, and nurturing diverse environmental leaders.

To support the preservation and protection of the culture, heritage, and natural resources of the Northern Chumash people through education and conservation of coastal ecosystems and sacred lands.

To advance efforts to connect Latino communities to public lands and conservation efforts in New Mexico and promote environmental justice, sustainable land use, and equitable access across the United States.

To provide founding support for a major new funders collaboration to elevate ocean-climate philanthropy through strategic grants targeting opportunities across mitigation, sequestration, adaptation, and resilience.

To support the expansion of a pilot "Resilient Communities Program" that empowers vulnerable communities to plan for and respond to the increasing effects of climate change by harnessing nature-based solutions.

To help protect Oregon’s most ecologically important high desert public lands to provide climate resiliency, essential habitat for fish and wildlife, and healthy natural environments.

To protect and restore rivers, enhance soil health, and promote biodiversity across Illinois.

To support Rare's SHINE program (Solar Helping Ignite Neighborhood Economies) expand efforts to build the capacity of local partners to help underserved communities gain access to clean energy benefits.

To enable rapid research to identify the most promising 10-25 opportunities for "Good Samaritan" re-mining and restoration projects around abandoned mine sites in the US.

To help protect coastal ecosystems in California by building the capacity to create a network of Surfing Protected Areas across California – with the potential to scale lessons learned to other locations around the globe.

To enhance efforts to drive land stewardship, active forest restoration, wildfire risk mitigation, and cultural engagement within and beyond its 900-acre community forest in Northern California.

To launch a new initiative to explore, document and help protect extreme underground ecosystems in the United States—focusing initially on the fungi powering the carbon drawdown of the Alaskan Tundra and the drought-resistant desert fungi of the Western US.

To bridge marginalized communities with nature around the Washington, DC and Baltimore, Maryland area and uplift outdoor leaders of diverse backgrounds.

To enhance efforts to safeguard, rejuvenate and enhance access to the South River in Georgia.

To advance a Climate Action Program in Southern California, which aims to demonstrate successful nature-based solutions and coastal resilience projects to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change and sea level rise while providing scalable models for other coastal areas.

To inspire sustainable living and farming in Southern California through educational programs, community events, and hands-on experiences.

To support the research and development of a documentary film that educates the public on the challenges and opportunities of modernizing the US energy grid and transitioning to clean energy.

To enhance the quality of life for Detroit residents and promote sustainable urban growth through tree planting, job training, and youth education about the natural environment.

To help foster the collaborative efforts needed to ensure that critical California landscapes remain places where wildlife thrives, cultural resources are protected, and people are inspired for generations to come.

To enhance efforts to steward the ancestral lands of the Tongva region in the greater LA basin.

To advance "Critical Juncture" work around sustainable mining that focuses on finding a balance between protecting special places, cleaning up past mistakes, while increasing the supply of critical minerals required for a clean energy transition.

To address food insecurity and promote an equitable food system in Austin, Texas through sustainable farming, youth leadership development, and community engagement.

To support a shovel-ready implementation project to conserve the world's brightest bioluminescent bay through mangrove restoration following devastating impacts from Hurricane Maria.