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2026 Climate Action Event Microgrant Program is sponsored by California Volunteers' California Climate Action Corps, in partnership with Keep California Beautiful. This program offers one-time funding to eligible entities to support volunteer climate service events throughout California.
These events must include a defined volunteer role in a service project with a measurable climate outcome in one of the 10 priority actions for Climate Action Counts, a statewide effort to unite Californians in taking everyday actions at home and in their neighborhoods.
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Your Organization Can Make a Difference | California Volunteers Organizations statewide are taking climate action – partner with California Climate Action Corps and be a part of this collective effort. Take Climate Action in California Is your organization ready to mobilize your network to take climate action in their everyday lives?
Join Climate Action Counts as a campaign partner and help Californians to volunteer, serve and build more climate-resilient communities. Host a California Climate Action Corps Fellow Is your climate-focused organization interested in expanding its impact? Explore the opportunity to host a California Climate Action Corps Fellow and advance local climate solutions through service and community engagement.
Apply for Microgrant Funds California Volunteers is excited to partner with Keep California Beautiful to offer a microgrant funding opportunity for organizations leading climate action projects. Please visit the informational grant page here to learn more and apply. Register Your Group to Volunteer or Host a Project Looking to get involved?
Complete the form below to register your group for volunteer opportunities or to host a project and request volunteers!
Which Climate Action month is your group available: January - MLK Day of Service February - World Wetlands Day September - Climate Action Week October - CA Clean Air Day Organic Waste and Edible Food Recovery If you are proposing a project to be included in one of the events on the Climate Action event calendar above, please share the event date, project focus area, and volunteer capacity of your project: We also support volunteer recruitment efforts in January for the MLK Day of Service, in April for Earth Month, and in September for Climate Action Month.
If you would like your event featured in our event promotional materials during these months, please share your event registration link here: Accept Terms & Conditions * Accept Terms & Conditions “Community Climate Action Day represents the spirit and strength of Los Angeles.
We are incredibly grateful for the thousands of volunteers who have come together to rebuild, strengthen and beautify our neighborhoods and parks all across the city. Our community’s resilience continues to shine brighter each and every day. ” General Manager Jimmy Kim City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible entities supporting volunteer climate service events in California with a measurable climate outcome. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2026 Climate Action Event Microgrant Program is funded by California Volunteers' California Climate Action Corps, in partnership with Keep California Beautiful. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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