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| Organization | Amount | Description | Year | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organization Grey Bears | Amount $10,000 | Description For 52 years, Grey Bears has served Santa Cruz County through produce delivery, free food distribution, congregate meals, and classes for seniors aged 55+. This is accomplished through our food gleaning program which diverts 1.9 million pounds of food from the landfill to seniors’ plates and pantries each year, our recycling program which safely recycles 411 tons of materials, and our award-winning thrift store, which continues the lives of household items and medical supplies. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Dorchester County Public Schools | Amount $60,000 | Description Supports Cambridge South-Dorchester High School to create engagement activities for students to feel seen, heard and valued. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Creative Change Productions | Amount $250,000 | Description To advance research and education activities, focused on community-based research and dissemination, public education, and stakeholder engagement within and beyond California’s historic agricultural regions. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Bright Side Opportunities Corporation | Amount $25,000 | Description The Center is an outgrowth of the Bright Side Baptist Church, the largest African American Church in the City of Lancaster. They provide opportunities for people in their community to thrive emotionally, physically, and intellectually. They provide STEM Programming for the youth, incorporating the Rain to Drain curriculum from 4-H into their STEM Leadership Academies and STEM Summer Camps. They incorporate these principles on their campus, installing rain gardens, rain barrels, and vegetable beds. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Chesapeake Stormwater Network Inc | Amount $30,000 | Description Provide the professional stormwater community with technical resources, training events, recognition programs, new design protocols, and other means to increase their capability to design and build resilient stormwater practices. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Potomac Conservancy, Inc | Amount $60,000 | Description Advocate for clean water, healthy lands, and vibrant communities to restore habitat and river function. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization Assets Lancaster | Amount $30,000 | Description Assets Lancaster supports entrepreneurs in Lancaster, Berks, York, and Lebanon County by providing microloans and workshops to help clients launch, grow, and sustain their business. Assets‘ cohort of community entrepreneurs also receive financial literacy and technical assistance to build financial skills and achieve long-term sustainability. | Year 2026 | Region Chesapeake |
| Organization South Tower Community Land Trust | Amount $2,000 | Description Sponsorship of the 4th Annual Queer Housing Summit. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Hispanas Organized for Political Equality | Amount $25,000 | Description HOPE works to ensure political parity for Latinas. They conduct research, education, and advocacy work to dismantle systemic inequities that Latinas experience. HOPE‘s regional leadership training programs build multigenerational pipelines for sustained civic engagement and advocacy with leaders in San Joaquin, Merced, Kings and Fresno counties. Participants learn how to use data to inform public policy, analyze the flow of power and influence, and explore immediate opportunities for local advocacy, appointments, and networking in the region. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Community Partners | Amount $15,000 | Description Latino Equality Alliance works to increase family acceptance in Latine/x LGBTQ communities across Southeast Los Angeles and Boyle Heights. By building collective queer and ally power in schools, homes, and neighborhoods, they create safe spaces for activism, environmental stewardship, leadership building, and political change. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Friends of SCRAP Inc. | Amount $50,000 | Description SCRAP – San Francisco’s arts, education, and environmental resource depot has acquired a 26,000 square-foot building in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco. The new building will double SCRAP’s capacity to continue as an arts hub and resource for artists, teachers, families, and the entire San Francisco community. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |
| Organization Friends School of Baltimore | Amount $50,000 | Description Friends School of Baltimore is redesigning its Lower School playground to merge its stormwater management systems with hands‑on learning. | Year 2026 | Region Pacific |