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Oak Hill Fund is a private corporation based in CHARLOTTESVLE, VA. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 2001. It holds total assets of $83.6M. Annual income is reported at $82.2M. THE FUND HAS NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY. According to available records, Oak Hill Fund has made 394 grants totaling $14.3M, with a median grant of $25K. Annual giving has grown from $4.4M in 2020 to $9.9M in 2022. Individual grants have ranged from $100 to $200K, with an average award of $36K. The foundation has supported 193 unique organizations. The foundation primarily supports organizations in Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, which account for 62% of all grants. Grantmaking reaches organizations across 23 states. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
THE FUND HAS NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY
THE FUND HAS NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY. Based on available records, the foundation has funded 394 grants. Its grantmaking reaches organizations primarily in VA, DC, MD.
Oak Hill Fund has distributed a total of $14.3M across 394 grants. The median grant size is $25K, with an average of $36K. Individual grants have ranged from $100 to $200K.
The application deadline is SEE STATEMENT FOR LINE 2A. GRANTS ARE MADE ONLY TO ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3).
Oak Hill Fund is headquartered in CHARLOTTESVLE, VA. While based in VA, the foundation distributes grants to organizations across 23 states.
| Name | Title | Compensation | Benefits | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Todd A Edgerton | PRESIDENT/TREASURER | $208K | $88K | $296K |
| Leigh W Edgerton | SECRETARY | $76K | $0 | $76K |
Total Giving
$6M
Total Assets
$81.5M
Fair Market Value
$81.5M
Net Worth
$79.1M
Grants Paid
$4.1M
Contributions
$0
Net Investment Income
$3.3M
Distribution Amount
$3.9M
Total: $54.2M
Total Grants
394
Total Giving
$14.3M
Average Grant
$36K
Median Grant
$25K
Unique Recipients
193
Most Common Grant
$50K
of 2022 grantees were first-time recipients
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albemarle Housing Improvement Program IncTO COMPLETE FIVE OR MORE CRITICAL REHAB PROJECTS FOR LOW AND VERY LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. FUNDS WOULD SUPPORT THE CONSTRUCTION PIPELINE FROM INTAKE TO FINAL CLOSE-OUT, INCLUDING PLANNING, CONSTRUCTION, AND MANAGEMENT. | Charlottesville, VA | $200K | 2022 |
| Book TrustTO ADVANCE LITERACY SKILLS FOR PREK-3RD GRADE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN TITLE I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN METRO DENVER AND THE FAISON CENTER DURING THE 2022/23 SCHOOL YEAR, | Denver, CO | $150K | 2022 |
| Whole Woman'S Health AllianceTO SUPPORT THE WAYFINDER PROGRAM AND GESTATIONAL EXPANSION AND PHYSICAL PLANT UPGRADES AT THE CHARLOTTESVILLE CLINIC. | Charlottesville, VA | $125K | 2022 |
| The Virginia League For Planned ParenthoodABORTION CARE CAPACITY BUILDING AT VIRGINIA LEAGUE FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD: 1) SURGE SCENARIO PLANNING, 2) HIRE AND TRAIN ADDITIONAL ABORTION NAVIGATOR AND SECURITY PERSONNEL. | Richmond, VA |
MISSOULA, MT
LAS VEGAS, NV
DEARBORN, MI
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
BETHESDA, MD
| $125K |
| 2022 |
| Planned Parenthood SoutheastTO SUPPORT SUBSIDIES FOR PATIENTS SEEKING AN ABORTION BUT UNABLE TO ACCESS SERVICES WITHOUT ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT. | Atlanta, GA | $125K | 2022 |
| Denver Public Schools FoundationTO SUPPORT THE A TO Z FUND WHICH PROVIDES GRANTS TO TEACHERS FOR PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL'S BUDGET. | Denver, CO | $100K | 2022 |
| Appalachian Voices1) ENSURE VIRGINIA STAYS ON TRACK TO DECARBONIZE THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR AND BUILD SUPPORT FOR JUST TRANSITION PLANNING FOR IMPACTED COMMUNITIES, 2) ACHIEVE STATE-LEVEL REFORMS THAT RESHAPE VIRGINIA'S ENERGY MARKET TOWARD 100 PERCENT CARBON-FREE ELECTRICITY, 3) ADVANCE CLEAN ENERGY AS AN ECONOMIC DRIVER IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS DEVELOPING SOLAR AT EVERY SCALE | Charlottesville, VA | $100K | 2022 |
| Potomac Riverkeeper IncTO SUPPORT 1) ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS AGAINST POLLUTION PERMIT INFRACTIONS AND UNPERMITTED DISCHARGES; 2) INVESTIGATION OF AND RESPONSES TO POLLUTION HAZARDS IDENTIFIED THROUGH PATROLLING; 3) ANNUAL WATER STEWARDSHIP EVENTS; AND 4) OUTREACH TO AND MOBILIZATION OF MEMBERS AND IMPACTED COMMUNITIES. | Washington, DC | $100K | 2022 |
| The Ocean FoundationTO RESTORE COASTAL HABITAT AND IMPROVE MPA MANAGEMENT BY BUILDING CAPACITY FOR MANAGERS AND INCREASING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AT PARQUE NACIONAL ARREFICES DE XCALAK (PNAX). SPECIFICALLY, TO CONDUCT A BASELINE ASSESSMENT OF CARBON, BEGIN HYDROLOGICAL RESTORATION, AND SUPPORT CORAL REEF COMMUNITY MONITORING ACTIVITIES. | Washington, DC | $100K | 2022 |
| Hopewell FundEXPANDED SUPPORT FOR INDEPENDENT ABORTION PROVIDERS, ESPECIALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST, THROUGH THE ACCESS, QUALITY & SUSTAINABILITY (AQS) FUND, CAPACITY EXPANSION RAMP UP FUND, AND THE BACKSTOP FUND. | Washington, DC | $100K | 2022 |
| Planned Parenthood Of The Rocky MountainsTO SUPPORT THE RESPONSIBLE SEX EDUCATION INSTITUTE (RSEI). | Denver, CO | $100K | 2022 |
| Choices Memphis Center For Reproductive HealthTO OPEN A CLINIC IN CARBONDALE, IL IN PREPARATION FOR THE IMPENDING LIKELY OVERTURN OF ROE V. WADE WHICH WILL MAKE ABORTION ILLEGAL IN TN, IN, KY, MS, AL, AR, LA, OH, GA, IL, MO. THE CLINIC IN CARBONDALE WOULD PROVIDE ACCESS TO ABORTION CARE FOR PEOPLE NOW LIVING IN THOSE STATES, AS WELL AS PATIENTS NEEDING ACCESS TO ABORTION SERVICES WITH FEWER RESTRICTIONS. | Memphis, TN | $100K | 2022 |
| Chesapeake Climate Action NetworkTO EDUCATE DECISION-MAKERS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF JOINING THE TRANSPORTATION CLIMATE INITIATIVE, ELECTRIFYING THE STATE'S FLEET OF VEHICLES ASAP, AND PUBLIC TRANSIT. ALSO, TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FOSSIL FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE IS UNNECESSARY AND POLITICALLY INSOLVENT. | Takoma Park, MD | $95K | 2022 |
| Repro RisingCONTINUED SUPPORT FOR THE GRASSROOTS LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, INCLUDING 1) VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; 2) LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS; 3) "RISE UP FOR REPRO" STUDENT ADVOCACY FELLOWSHIP; 4) PRACTI-CAB SUPPORT PROGRAM; AND 5) DEEP CANVASSING SUPPORT PROGRAM. | Alexandria, VA | $90K | 2022 |
| Solar United NeighborsTO EDUCATE, ORGANIZE, AND EMPOWER VIRGINIANS TO FIGHT FOR THEIR ENERGY RIGHTS WHILE EXPANDING ACCESS TO THE BENEFITS OF CLEAN ENERGY STATEWIDE THROUGH THEIR: 1) GO SOLAR PROGRAMS, 2) MOVEMENT-BUILDING AND ADVOCACY PROGRAMS, AND 3) EXPANDING THE UTILITY ACCOUNTABILITY AND GOVERNANCE CAMPAIGN | Washington, DC | $85K | 2022 |
| James River AssociationWITH PARTNERS (RIPARIAN BUFFER CONSORTIUM, LIVING SHORELINE COLLABORATIVE, STORMWATER MS4 TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, ET AL.), TO CONTINUE WORK TO MEET THE 2025 MILESTONES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY AGREEMENT, PHASE III WATERSHED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN. ALSO, TO CONTINUE THEIR CITIZEN ADVOCATE PROGRAMS (RIVERREP, RIVERRATS, RIVERWATCH). AND FINALLY, TO LEAD A NEW EFFORT TO RESTORE AMERICAN SHAD IN THE JAMES RIVER. | Richmond, VA | $85K | 2022 |
| States NewsroomCONTINUED SUPPORT FOR A REPORTER COVERING ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN VIRGINIA FROM A STATEWIDE PERSPECTIVE. | Chapel Hill, NC | $82K | 2022 |
| Innisfree IncorporatedTO INSTALL A SOLAR PANEL ARRAY ON THE LAWN ADJACENT TO MEADOW HOUSE. | Crozet, VA | $80K | 2022 |
| Aclu Of Kentucky Fdtn IncCONTINUED SUPPORT FOR THEIR STAFF ATTORNEY PRIMARILY FOCUSED ON REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS. | Louisville, KY | $80K | 2022 |
| Rare IncTO SUPPORT SALARIES FOR LOCAL STAFF, LOCAL TRAVEL, BEHAVIOR ADOPTION CAMPAIGN MATERIALS AND ACTIVITIES, AND TRAINING AND CAPACITY BUILDING SESSIONS FOR THE FISH FOREVER PROGRAM IN THE MAR. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO DEEPEN THE IMPACT OF THE "FISHING FOR LIFE" CAMPAIGN, ADVANCE THE NATIONAL DESIGNATION OF NEW MANAGED ACCESS AREAS AND EXPAND NO-TAKE RESERVE NETWORKS, AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY-BASED, MULTI-STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT BODIES. | Arlington, VA | $80K | 2022 |
| Women'S Emergency Network IncTO PROVIDE FINANCIALLY VULNERABLE AND MARGINALIZED WOMEN AND GIRLS FACING A CRISIS PREGNANCY WITH UNBIASED OPTIONS COUNSELING, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES, AND POST-ABORTION LONG-ACTING, REVERSIBLE CONTRACEPTION. $50,000 FOR ABORTION SERVICES AND $25,000 FOR LARCS. | Miami, FL | $75K | 2022 |
| Cultivate Charlottesville1) THROUGH THE CITY SCHOOLYARD GARDEN PROGRAM, TO TRANSFORM THE PUBLIC SCHOOL MEALS PROGRAM SO THAT STUDENTS EAT MORE HEALTHFULLY, AND IMPROVE THE JOB READINESS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE YOUTH THROUGH GARDEN-BASED EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING. 2) THROUGH THE URBAN AGRICULTURE COLLECTIVE, TO INCREASE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO FRESH LOCAL FOODS AMONG CHARLOTTESVILLE RESIDENTS; AND 3) THROUGH THE FOOD JUSTICE NETWORK, TO INCREASE EQUITABLE FOOD JUSTICE POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR COMMUNITY IMPACT AND HEALING IN CHARLOT | Charlottesville, VA | $75K | 2022 |
| Southern Environmental Law CenterTO ENSURE IMPLEMENTATION OF VIRGINIA'S CLEAN ENERGY LAWS, ACCELERATE RETIREMENT OF THE STATE'S REMAINING COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS, CONTINUE TO BLOCK CONSTRUCTION OF NEW NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE, AND EXPAND SOLAR POWER AND OTHER CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES. ALSO, TO PREVENT ANY RENEWED ATTEMPTS TO BRING URANIUM MINING TO VIRGINIA. | Charlottesville, VA | $75K | 2022 |
| Bay Islands Conservation Association IncCONTINUED SUPPORT TO CONDUCT THEIR MONTHLY MARINE WATER QUALITY MONITORING (GUANAJA) AND FRESHWATER QUALITY STUDY, AND CONDUCT CITIZEN SCIENCE PROJECTS ON SOLID WASTE AROUND THE THREE ISLANDS (UTILA, ROATAN AND GUANAJA). ALSO, TO CREATE A BASELINE DATABASE ON MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION FOR THE ENTIRE REGION. | Temple Terr, FL | $75K | 2022 |
| Wild Earth Allies IncTO PLANT ADDITIONAL TREES IN DELAWARE AS PART OF THEIR GREAT CYPRESS SWAMP RESTORATION. | Chevy Chase, MD | $75K | 2022 |
| Chesapeake Legal AllianceTO INCREASE REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT OF POLLUTION SOURCES IN THE BAY WATERSHED AND BUILD PUBLIC ADVOCACY FOR CLEAN WATER. | Annapolis, MD | $70K | 2022 |
| Piedmont Housing AllianceTO INSTALL ROOFTOP SOLAR SYSTEMS ON FIVE HOUSING UNITS (TWO AND A HALF DUPLEXES) IN THE FIFEVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD AND BRING THEM TO MARKET FOR RESIDENTS EARNING 50-60% OF THE AMI. | Charlottesville, VA | $68K | 2022 |
| Fresh EnergyENERGY NEWS NETWORK VIRGINIA REPORTING: ELIZABETH MCGOWAN REMAINS ON THE JOB WITH THE GOAL OF PUBLISHING 40 ARTICLES IN THE COMING YEAR. FRESH ENERGY WILL ALSO WORK TO STRENGTHEN PARTNERSHIPS WITH OTHER NEWS ORGANIZATIONS TO GAIN A WIDER AUDIENCE FOR THEIR REPORTING. | Saint Paul, MN | $60K | 2022 |
| Center For Progressive ReformTO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF UNDER- AND UNREGULATED POLLUTION FROM INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE, ABOVEGROUND CHEMICAL STORAGE, AND OPEN BURNING OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MUNITIONS ON VIRGINIA'S WATER RESOURCES, ESPECIALLY DRINKING WATER. ALSO, TO SHARE FINDINGS AND DEVISE ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOLS. | Washington, DC | $60K | 2022 |
| Citizens For Pennsylvania'S FutureTO SUPPORT THEIR FIELD MANAGER WHO WORKS TO SOLIDIFY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN POLICYMAKERS AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS WHO ARE CLEAN WATER ADVOCATES, AND TO CONNECT POLICYMAKERS WITH PROJECTS IN THE FIELD TO DEMONSTRATE WHAT ADDRESSING THE WIP3 COULD MEAN FOR THEIR DISTRICT. ALSO, TO HIRE A FIELD ORGANIZER TO COVER LANCASTER AND YORK COUNTIES. | Harrisburg, PA | $60K | 2022 |
| The Nature ConservancyCONSERVING LONGLEAF FROM THE GROUND UP: TO PILOT SOIL MAPPING FOR BIODIVERSITY, EXPAND GROUNDCOVER PROJECTS AND SCALE UP THEIR FIRE PROGRAM. ALSO TO CONTINUE COMPREHENSIVE LAND PROTECTION AND STEWARDSHIP ACTIVITIES, AND TO DETERMINE IF CARBON OFFSETS ARE A VIABLE MEANS OF INCENTIVIZING LONGLEAF RESTORATION. | Charlottesville, VA | $60K | 2022 |
| American Council For An Energy Efficient EconomyTO HELP VIRGINIA POLICYMAKERS ENACT BEST-PRACTICE ENERGY EFFICIENCY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS; TO DEFEND VIRGINIA'S PARTICIPATION IN RGGI; TO ADVANCE ROBUST RATEPAYER-FUNDED ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS. | Washington, DC | $55K | 2022 |
| The Longleaf AllianceTO IMPROVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR LANDOWNERS TO RESTORE LONGLEAF PINE, BUILD AN ARCGIS FIELD APP AND ONLINE DASHBOARD, CREATE OUTREACH AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN UNDERSERVED LANDSCAPES, DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE AND COORDINATE LONGLEAF RESTORATION EFFORTS, AND DEVELOP AN OUTREACH BROCHURE ON ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND MARKETS FOR LONGLEAF LANDOWNERS. | Andalusia, AL | $54K | 2022 |
| Planned Parenthood South AtlanticTO SUPPORT THE PATIENT NAVIGATION PROJECT--SPECIFICALLY, A PATIENT NAVIGATOR TO HELP PATIENTS ACCESS ABORTION CARE AT PPSAT CLINICS IN NC AND VA, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PATIENTS EARNING LESS THAN 250% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL. | Raleigh, NC | $50K | 2022 |
| Environment Georgia Research & Policy Center1) TO STRENGTHEN AND EXPAND THE NETWORK OF 100% CLEAN ENERGY CITIES WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON COLUMBUS, GA; 2) CONTINUE TO DRIVE SOLARIZE CAMPAIGNS; 3) BUILD A NETWORK OF SOLAR ADVOCATES VIA PREVIOUS SOLARIZE PROGRAMS; 4) ENSURE MAKE SURE FEDERAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND FUTURE FUNDING IS SPENT WISELY AND DEMONSTRATES WHY WE NEED TO INVEST IN SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE. | Atlanta, GA | $50K | 2022 |
| Energy Efficient West VirginiaTO 1) PROMOTE LOCAL ECONOMIC TRANSITION POLICIES IN VULNERABLE AREAS; 2) COMPEL TWO TO THREE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO IMPLEMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCY POLICIES; 3) CONNECT BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS WITH ENERGY AUDIT AND ASSESSMENT SERVICES; 4) DEMONSTRATE TO BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS HOW AN ENERGY EFFICIENCY TRANSITION PLAN CAN BE SUCCESSFUL. | Charleston, WV | $50K | 2022 |
| Mothers Out FrontTO 1) ORGANIZE WITH ALLIES AGAINST THE MOUNTAIN VALLEY PIPELINE AND OTHER PROPOSED FOSSIL FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS; 2) PUSH FOR FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT THE ESB BILL AND ENCOURAGE OTHER COMMUNITIES TO APPLY FOR FUNDS TO CONVERT THEIR SCHOOL BUS FLEETS; 3) WORK VIA THE FOOD FREEDOM CAMPAIGN TO REMOVE RESTRICTIONS PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM GROWING THEIR OWN FOOD OR RAISING LIVESTOCK; 4) ENCOURAGE LOCAL SCHOOLS TO GO SOLAR VIA THE SOLAR FOR SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN; AND AT THE SAME TIME 5) IMPLEMENT A MAJOR B | Boston, MA | $50K | 2022 |
| Community Climate Collaborative1) TO LAUNCH THE CLIMATE ALLIES PROGRAM TO ENGAGE CHARLOTTESVILLE-AREA NONPROFITS ON CLIMATE ISSUES BY PROVIDING DIRECT ENERGY SERVICES; 2) TO SUPPORT THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY GRANTS PROGRAM WHICH AWARDS MINI-GRANTS TO FIVE SMALL, WOMEN-, AND MINORITY-OWNED (SWAM) BUSINESSES TO HELP THEM COMPLETE ENERGY-SAVING PROJECTS (IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE); 3) TO ACQUIRE ENERGY BENCHMARKING SOFTWARE SO THAT CCC CAN SERVE AS THE HOST FOR ALL GBA AND CLIMATE ALLIES EMISSIONS DATA | Charlottesville, VA | $50K | 2022 |
| Ceres IncMOBILIZING BUSINESS LEADERS AND INVESTORS TO SPUR THE TRANSITION TO CLEAN ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION IN THE SOUTHEAST | Boston, MA | $50K | 2022 |
| Sustainable Markets FoundationTO HOLD SOUTHEAST UTILITY COMPANIES ACCOUNTABLE TO THE NEED TO DECARBONIZE OUR ECONOMY BY 1) FINDING SENSITIVE INFORMATION ON THEIR ANTI-CLEAN ENERGY AGENDAS; AND 2) CREATING COMPELLING STORIES THAT EDUCATE REPORTERS, LEGISLATORS AND GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS ABOUT HOW UTILITIES ARE ACTING AGAINST THE PUBLIC INTEREST. | New York, NY | $50K | 2022 |
| Women'S Rights And Empowerment NetworkTO EMPOWER THE LEADERSHIP OF GRASSROOTS AND BIPOC-LED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE RHRJ MOVEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA; TO MOBILIZE STRONG INDIVIDUAL RHRJ ADVOCATES; AND STRENGTHEN ORGANIZATIONAL STAFF AND PARTNER CAPACITY FOR INTEGRATING ANTI-RACIST WORK INTO PROGRAMMING. | Columbia, SC | $50K | 2022 |
| Tba Fund IncTO PROVIDE FINANCIAL, LOGISTICAL, AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO PATIENTS IN NEED OF ABORTION CARE IN PINELLAS AND HILLSBOROUGH COUNTIES, FL | Safety Harbor, FL | $50K | 2022 |
| Planned Parenthood Great Northwest Hawai'I Alaska Indiana KentuckyTO HIRE A FULL-TIME FIELD ORGANIZER TO CULTIVATE NEW RELATIONSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT MULTIPLE EASTERN KENTUCKY COUNTIES. THIS ORGANIZER WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH THE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, TECHNOLOGY, AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS AND CONDUCT 501(C)3-COMPLIANT ADVOCACY, ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO HB 91 A PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO BAN ABORTION. | Louisville, KY | $50K | 2022 |
| Neo Philanthropy IncTO HOST SELF-MANAGED ABORTION TRAININGS AND ABORTION CRIMINALIZATION MESSAGING TRAININGS; PUBLISH WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION'S PROTOCOLS FOR SELF-MANAGED ABORTION TO RURAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS TN THROUGH RADIO AND BILLBOARD ADS; HOST EIGHT MONTHLY AND TWO DAY-LONG INTENSIVE, TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE TRAININGS, AND MORE LONG TERM GOALS. | New York, NY | $50K | 2022 |
| Rivanna Conservation AllianceTO 1) CONTINUE LONG-TERM WATER QUALITY MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMS, 2) BUILD COMMUNITY UNDERSTANDING OF THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER QUALITY, STREAM HEALTH, AND STEWARDSHIP ACTIONS, 3) TRACK HARD-TO-IDENTIFY SOURCES OF E. COLI IN URBAN STREAMS, 4) IDENTIFY AND BEGIN IMPLEMENTING SOLUTIONS TO BACTERIA CONTAMINATION AND OTHER ISSUES DEGRADING URBAN STREAMS. | Charlottesville, VA | $50K | 2022 |
| National Wildlife FederationTO CONTINUE COORDINATING THE ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATIONS OF 260 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO RESTORE THE CHESAPEAKE BAY. WORK WILL FOCUS ON CREATING THE FIRST STATE-LEVEL FUNDING SOURCE FOR CLEAN WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA AND INCREASING THE LEVEL OF FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR PENNSYLVANIA IN THE 2023 FARM BILL. | Annapolis, MD | $50K | 2022 |
| Chesapeake Bay Foundation IncTO HELP MEET THE MATCHING REQUIREMENTS OF AN EXISTING PUBLIC GRANT FROM THE NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION FOR THE KEYSTONE 10 MILLION TREES PARTNERSHIP. THE PROJECT AIMS TO PLANT 360 ACRES OF FORESTED BUFFERS ALONG THE MOST IMPACTED STREAMS AND RIVERS IN PENNSYLVANIA. SPECIES PLANTED WILL INCLUDE EASTERN HEMLOCK, BALSAM FIR, AND THE AMERICAN CHESTNUT. | Annapolis, MD | $50K | 2022 |
| Virginia OrganizingCONTINUED SUPPORT FOR ELECTRIFY YOUR RIDE: VA AND TO EXPAND THE PROGRAM INTO NC. THE CAMPAIGN IS TO INCREASE EV AWARENESS AND INTEREST, ACCELERATE EV ADOPTIONAND CREATE A BROAD CONSTITUENCY OF EV SUPPORTERS (TO ADVOCATE FOR EV FRIENDLY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS AND TO INFLUENCE THEIR PERSONAL NETWORKS). | Charlottesville, VA | $50K | 2022 |
| The Conservation FundTO PURCHASE THE DOCK STREET PROPERTY ADJACENT TO GREAT SHIPLOCK PARK IN DOWNTOWN RICHMOND. THE PURCHASE WILL "PROTECT WATER QUALITY, CREATE ONE CONTIGUOUS PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE RIVERFRONT PARK, ALLOW FOR COMPLETION OF THE VIRGINIA CAPITAL TRAIL, ENABLE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AND SAFEGUARD THE HISTORIC VIEW FOR WHICH RICHMOND WAS NAMED." | Arlington, VA | $50K | 2022 |
| New River Abortion Access FundTO GROW THE ORGANIZATION BY HIRING A PART-TIME EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SECURING DEDICATED OFFICE SPACE, AND CONTRACTING WITH A PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPER. ALSO, TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FIRST AND SECOND TRIMESTER ABORTIONS DIRECTLY TO SERVICE PROVIDERS AND CLINICS. | Blacksburg, VA | $50K | 2022 |
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