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Central Texas Climate Action Fund is sponsored by Central Texas Climate Philanthropy Collaborative. The Central Texas Climate Action Fund supports local organizations leading the way to climate resilience in Central Texas. The fund focuses on three key areas: Energy and Built Environment, Natural Systems and Land Use, and Community Resilience, Equity, and Education.
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Central Texas Climate Philanthropy Collaborative 2026 Climate Action Fund - Now Open We've selected 10 Central Texas nonprofits for our next round of climate grants. New community donations matched 1:1 up to $100,000. 2026 Climate Action Fund Partners The organizations work across three key areas: Energy and Built Environment, Natural Systems and Land Use, Community Resilience, Equity, and Education.
Each organization was reviewed by a panel of subject matter experts and community stakeholders to ensure funding supports effective, equitable, and locally relevant solutions. Donations are now open. All contributions made through June 30 with go directly to the 2026 Action Fund Partners.
All donations will be matched up to $100,000. From 47 Letters of Intent reviewed by more than 20 community and subject matter experts, we selected 10 organizations that represent the full spectrum of climate action in Central Texas, spanning energy, land, food, law, journalism, faith, youth, and more.
Energy & Built Environment PowerHouse Texas — A nonpartisan nonprofit educating Texas policymakers on practical energy solutions that improve affordability, strengthen grid reliability, and reduce emissions. Solar Austin — Accelerating the transition to clean, renewable energy in Central Texas and expanding everyone's access to the benefits of solar.
Measure — Leading the way on climate accountability in AI, reducing the environmental footprint of AI use, and producing community-informed reports that connect environmental harm to equity outcomes. Natural Systems & Land Use Austin Youth River Watch — Inspiring and transforming youth through environmental education, community engagement, and adventure on our waterways.
Fruitful Commons — Supporting neighborhood leaders to grow food, expand urban tree canopy, preserve climate-adaptive seeds and fruit trees, and build climate resilience from the ground up. A Rocha USA — Building faith-based cohorts that take collective climate action — from installing solar panels and planting native gardens to advocating for tree equity in their neighborhoods.
Land Justice Community School — A collective of organizers, artists, educators, and youth working toward Indigenous land sovereignty, environmental justice, and frontline youth leadership development. Community Resilience, Equity & Education Keep Austin Fed — Fighting both hunger and climate change by rescuing surplus food, redistributing it to neighbors across Austin, and keeping it out of landfills where it generates harmful methane.
Our Children's Trust — A nonprofit public interest law firm empowering young people to hold governments accountable in court for actions fueling the climate crisis — securing their constitutional rights to a safe and livable future.
The Central Texas Climate Philanthropy Collaborative was created by a group of volunteers to bring together donors and non-profits to drive greater philanthropic capital toward high-impact climate solutions in our region. We believe that climate change affects all aspects of our community, including physical infrastructure, health outcomes, and educational progress.
Through collaborative action and strategic partnerships , we’re building a more resilient future for Central Texas. The Central Texas Climate Action Fund supports local organizations that are leading the way to climate resilience in Texas. Since launching in 2024, the fund has raised over $257,000 from more than 60 individual donors and distributed grants to more than 15 nonprofits working on climate in Central Texas.
Each year, we select 5 - 10 organizations through a review process led by climate experts and community members. New donations to the fund are matched 1:1 by the fund organizers. The total match pool is $100,000 , shared across all donations.
We unite diverse stakeholders across Central Texas to: Share knowledge and best practices in climate-focused philanthropy Identify and support high-impact local climate initiatives Build a broader community of climate-aware philanthropists Drive innovative funding approaches for climate action “Thank you to all of you!
I hope that people not only in Central Texas, but throughout the country start to recognize the importance of taking action now! They say that the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, but the second best time is right now. So hopefully, this fund helped to at least plant a few seeds.
Our planet needs us all to do our part, now more than ever. So thank you again for creating this fund. I look forward to seeing philanthropy in this arena grow.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working on climate solutions in Central Texas, spanning energy, land, food, law, journalism, faith, and youth. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (grants distributed to 5-10 organizations annually, with a $100,000 match pool). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was June 30, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Central Texas Climate Action Fund is funded by Central Texas Climate Philanthropy Collaborative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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