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2026 Community Resilience & Environmental Justice (CREJ) Fund is sponsored by Office of Sustainability (OOS), in partnership with the Philadelphia City Fund (PCF). The CREJ Fund supports community-based organizations in Philadelphia to advance environmental justice and increase frontline community resilience to climate change.
It focuses on changing systems and built environment conditions and provides wraparound capacity-building services.
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Call for Applicants: 2026 Community Resilience & Environmental Justice Fund - The Philadelphia City Fund Call for Applicants: 2026 Community Resilience & Environmental Justice Fund The Office of Sustainability (OOS), in partnership with the Philadelphia City Fund (PCF), is excited to announce the 2026 opening of the Community Resilience and Environmental Justice (CREJ) Fund.
The primary goal of the CREJ Fund is to change the systems and built environment conditions that affect environmental justice communities and increase frontline community resilience to climate change. This means investing in systems and infrastructure to ensure long-term change.
The CREJ Fund was established out of recognition that community-based organizations know their neighborhoods’ challenges and opportunities the best; and to advance environmental justice, community leaders and community-led solutions need to be resourced.
The CREJ Fund will award $30,000 grants with a two-year grant agreement to focus on 12 projects across the following tracks: Circularity & Waste Reduction Climate Emergency Preparedness Energy Burden & Heat Resilience Food Sovereignty & Land Security These tracks reflect priority environmental burdens and key community assets identified in OOS’ environmental justice community workshops.
To be eligible for a grant from the CREJ Fund, organizations must be: Located in Philadelphia and serving Philadelphians experiencing environmental injustices Led by, in partnership with, and/or serving people most affected by the issue that is being addressed A 501(c)3 nonprofit, faith-based institution, childcare center, or senior center; or a community-based organization working with a 501(c)3 fiscal sponsor Working on a project that advances the CREJ Fund goal of changing the systems and built environment conditions that affect EJ communities and increasing frontline community resilience to climate change Find additional information about this grant opportunity, including a detailed overview of the funding tracks here .
Applications will be accepted until Friday, June 5, 2026 at 11:59 p. m. Final decision notifications will go out by the end of July via email.
A virtual information session covering the grant application, eligibility criteria and a Q&A session will take place on Monday, April 20, 2026 at 6 p. m. The information session will also be recorded and available to view later.
Questions about the CREJ Fund can be directed to Justina Thompson at justina. thompson@phila. gov with the subject line “CREJ Fund.
” The CREJ Fund is supported by the Office of Sustainability, Philadelphia Water Department and William Penn Foundation. The Philadelphia City Fund is the fiscal administrator. All grantees will receive grant funding directly from the Philadelphia City Fund.
A link to view the recording of the information session is below. The password is W=8VfUug. Register for the virtual information session Learn more about this opportunity Information Session Recording What is Fiscal Sponsorship?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations located in Philadelphia and serving Philadelphians experiencing environmental injustices; led by, in partnership with, and/or serving people most affected by the issue; a 501(c)3 nonprofit, faith-based ins…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2026 Community Resilience & Environmental Justice (CREJ) Fund is funded by Office of Sustainability (OOS), in partnership with the Philadelphia City Fund (PCF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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