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Grants & Guidelines — CONANT FAMILY FOUNDATION Abortion Access, Community Organizing for Racial Justice and Urban Environmental Justice are Conant Family Foundation’s primary funding areas. Two additional funding areas will be added in 2026: Immigrants Rights and Palestinian Human Rights. We are now accepting applications for the Community Organizing for Racial Justice Program Area.
Please see below. Community Organizing for Racial Justice The Conant Family Foundation Impact Council brings together Chicagoans from different neighborhoods, backgrounds and lived experiences who share a commitment to advancing racial justice. As residents of this city, we recognize that some of the most innovative solutions already exist within our communities.
Our role is not to decide what communities need, but to invest in the people already doing the work, building relationships, and creating lasting change from the ground up. The Impact Council will allocate $275,000 in annual gifts ranging in size from $20,000 - $50,000 per year, for three consecutive years. Approximately 8 - 10 organizations will receive funding.
Awards will be announced in late September 2026. The funding will be awarded to community organizing groups working to expand racial justice in Chicago. Funding will be awarded to groups activating people power , increasing community safety , and/or facilitating economic access .
click Here for Guidelines Deadline to submit: August 21, 2026 An application may be submitted by a single organization or two, three, or more organizations that are working together on one or more of the focus areas We are seeking grassroots and community-based organizations where this investment can make a meaningful difference.
Preference will be given to organizations that are community-led, deeply rooted in Chicago neighborhoods, and for whom this multi-year investment will significantly strengthen their organizing capacity and long-term impact. Click the red button above for guidelines and application instructions. Abortion care is essential health care.
The Abortion Access Program Area supports access to safe, affordable, and legal abortions. Priorities include increased access to self-managed medication abortion, abortion access and women’s healthcare information in southeastern states, and abortion services and support in Illinois. In 2026, these organizations were selected to receive gifts for two consecutive years.
Please click on each organization for more information.
Abortion Care Network $10,000 Chicago Abortion Fund $50,000 CHOICES Carbondale Memphis $35,000 Feminist Women's Health Center $40,000 Kentucky Health Justice Network $30,000 Midwest Access Coalition $30,000 Mountain Access Brigade $40,000 SASS Self-Managed Abortion Safe and Supported $10,000 Western Alabama Women's Center $15,000 Urban Environmental Justice The vision of the Urban Environmental Justice Program Area is that all Chicago residents live in environmentally safe communities.
Low-income communities and communities of color experience disproportionately higher levels of air, water, and soil pollution and contamination. Nonprofit organizations addressing environmental injustice in these communities are the focus of this Program Area. Gifts are made to organizations that identify environmental hazards, involve their communities in identifying solutions, and advocate for justice and remediation.
Eligible applicants will be Chicago-area nonprofit organizations that are a) led by those directly impacted, b) include community members in decision-making, and c) accountable to the communities they seek to improve.
Alliance of the Southeast $30,000 Chicago Frontlines Funding Initiative $75,000 Coalition for a South Works CBA $35,000 Friends of the Parks $25,000 Respair Media Quantum Entanglements $20,000 Southside Together $30,000 Sweet Water Foundation $25,000 The Conant Family Foundation is proud to partner with other foundations on issues that align with our mission.
Chicago Racial Justice Pooled Fund $25,000 Chicago Fund for Safe & Peaceful Communities $10,000 Chicago Peace Fellows $35,000 Illinois Community Power Fund 10,000 Chicago’s deep history and current vibrancy owes much to the countless immigrant families that call Chicago home. Dozens of organizations have provided much-needed community organizing, legal guidance, and mutual aid.
These are one-time, unrestricted gifts for 2026; it is not yet determined if this grantmaking area will continue beyond 2026. Midwest Immigration Bond Fund $15,000 Migrant Support Collective $20,000 Organized Communities Against Deportation $25,000 PASO: West Suburban Action Project $25,000
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-led organizations deeply rooted in Chicago neighborhoods, aiming to strengthen organizing capacity and long-term impact. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $20,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 21, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Community Organizing for Racial Justice Grant is funded by Conant Family Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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