Social Justice Fund Northwest Community Organizing Grants
Forecasted
Social Justice Fund Northwest Community Organizing Grants support grassroots groups in the Pacific Northwest advancing systemic change and racial justice through community organizing.
Funder: Social Justice Fund Northwest
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027
Funding Amounts: Typical grants are for general operating support; specific award sizes vary by cycle and program.
Summary: Supports grassroots organizations in the Pacific Northwest advancing systemic social change and community organizing.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; deadlines and details may shift—confirm with the program page.
Description
Social Justice Fund Northwest’s Community Organizing Grants are designed to support organizations in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming that are dedicated to building grassroots power and advancing systemic social change. The fund prioritizes groups led by those most directly affected by the issues at hand, emphasizing leadership development, addressing root causes, and fostering collective action to challenge unjust power structures. Grants primarily provide general operating support for organizations committed to racial justice, with a focus on communities of color and rural areas. The grantmaking process is participatory and democratic, with funding decisions made by trained volunteer grantmakers, ensuring that community voices are central to resource allocation for transformative social justice work.
