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| Organization | Amount | Description | Year | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organization Black Alliance for Just Immigration | Amount $15,000 | Description Black migrants face disproportionate detention, deportation, and asylum denial, a crisis intensified by escalating federal enforcement. BAJI responds through legal advocacy, community organizing, civic engagement, policy education, and narrative-building, while expanding direct legal services, detention relief, and community care to meet the growing needs of Black migrant communities in this moment. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Lancaster Clean Water Partners – sub of CFLC | Amount $250,000 | Description To support the Lancaster Clean Water Partners business outreach and strategic growth. This funding will build capacity at the LCWP to reach community and business leaders to support the adoption of clean water practices. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Washington Urban Debate League | Amount $15,000 | Description WUDL’s goal is to make Urban Debate accessible to every public and charter school student in the DC metro area. WUDL serves over 60 schools in the DC area, specifically Title 1 public and charter schools in order to meet the needs of students in underserved communities. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative | Amount $50,000 | Description CVIIC empowers immigrant families residing in California‘s Central Valley and promotes regional coordination and collaboration of efforts among immigrant-serving agencies from the nonprofit, public, and private sectors. In collaboration with partner agencies, CVIIC offers free immigration legal assistance, self-employment/entrepreneurship training opportunities, and provides trustworthy information on relevant policies and programs. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Point Blue Conservation Science | Amount $50,000 | Description Point Blue Conservation Science works to conserve birds, other wildlife, and ecosystems through science, partnerships, and outreach. Point Blue program areas include sustaining working lands, catalyzing climate-smart restoration, protecting shorelines, conserving oceans for wildlife and people, and inspiring conservation action. This grant will support restoration of Sierra meadows, development of the West Lassen Headwaters watershed restoration project, and coordination of a $24 million Sierra Meadows Partnership state block grant which includes a focus on Indigenous-led projects. | Year 2026 | Region |
| Organization Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust | Amount $60,000 | Description The Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust increases community access to healthy, local, sustainably-caught seafood while preserving an integral part of the economy, heritage, and biodiversity of Monterey Bay. They partner with the fishing industry, municipal leaders, and conservation organizations to achieve a balance between a healthy ocean ecosystem and a healthy seafood economy. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts | Amount $1,000 | Description MASCD Annual Meeting | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Maryland Grain Producers Association | Amount $350 | Description Maryland Commodity Classic 2026 | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Ducks Unlimited, Inc | Amount $50,000 | Description Ducks Unlimited (DU) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) are partnering to expand wetlands conservation on the Delmarva Peninsula. The DU wetlands biologists will educate local agricultural producers about technical and financial resources available from NRCS for wetlands conservation and steward them through the application, enrollment, and restoration processes. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Shelterwood Collective | Amount $40,000 | Description Shelterwood is a 900-acre Indigenous, Black, and Queer-led community forest and collective of land protectors and cultural changemakers. Shelterwood is based on unceded Southern Pomo and Kashia territory, above what is now called the Russian River in Northern California. Through land stewardship, active forest restoration and wildfire risk reduction, community and cultural organizing, and the development of a future community retreat center, they heal interconnected ecosystems. This grant will support the second phase of waterway restoration efforts. | Year 2026 | Region |
| Organization Community Alliance With Family Farmers Foundation | Amount $40,000 | Description Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) works to build sustainable food and farming systems in California through policy advocacy and on-the-ground programs that create more resilient family farms, communities, and ecosystems. This grant supports CAFF work on technical assistance programs, financial mechanisms to build farmer autonomy and capacity, and supporting agriculture policies that protect watersheds and small farmers with a focus on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) farmers. | Year 2026 | Region |
| Organization Los Angeles Waterkeeper | Amount $70,000 | Description Los Angeles Waterkeeper‘s (LAWK) mission is to safeguard Los Angeles’ inland and coastal waters by enforcing laws and empowering communities. LAWK employs a variety of strategies to achieve their work, including advocacy, research, volunteer engagement, community outreach, and public empowerment. This grant will support LAWK’s general operations and programming to address pollution prevention, healthy habitats, systems change, and other related work that seek to improve watershed health in Los Angeles County. | Year 2026 | Region |