Funds nonprofits advancing gender and racial equity in environmental justice, especially for women and gender-expansive people of color facing environmental racism.
Funder: Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation
Due Dates: No fixed deadlines; proposals accepted by invitation after initial inquiry
Funding Amounts: Award size varies; single-year and multi-year proposals considered; funding is competitive and limited
Summary: Supports nonprofits advancing gender-responsive, racially equitable solutions to environmental injustice, prioritizing women and gender-expansive people of color.
Key Information: Unsolicited proposals are not accepted; organizations must first submit an Organization Information Form and be invited to apply.
This grant supports nonprofit organizations addressing the intersection of environmental injustice and gender oppression, with a strong emphasis on environmental racism affecting women and gender-expansive individuals from Black, Latina, Indigenous, Asian American, Pacific Islander, Muslim, immigrant, or undocumented communities. The foundation values Indigenous land stewardship, policy advocacy, educational efforts on land rematriation, and legal/advocacy services for those facing environmental racism or unsafe conditions. Programs must demonstrate an explicit commitment to both gender and racial equity, and intersectional feminist approaches are strongly encouraged. Preference is given to organizations led by women and gender-expansive people of color.