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Community Stormwater Solutions Grant Program is sponsored by District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Trust. This program funds innovative and community-centered projects that improve the District's waterways, increase knowledge and change behavior around watershed & stormwater-related issues.
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Community Stormwater Solutions Grants | doee Community Stormwater Solutions Grants The Community Stormwater Solutions Grant Program provides funding for innovative and community-centered projects that improve the District's waterways. Another goal is to create new community partners and strengthen existing relationships with community-based organizations and small businesses.
This program supports community-oriented and inspired projects designed to increase knowledge and change behavior around watershed & stormwater-related issues. Since 2016, DOEE has awarded 99 grants totaling more than two million dollars. The program is currently administered through a partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Trust since 2019.
There are no active Requests for Applications at this time. Watershed Partners Newsletter 2025 Community Stormwater Solutions Grantees Up to $10,000 per project - More details on the selected projects will be added soon.
Deanwood Neighborhood Nature Explorations CitiLife Development - $5,000 Soul Stroll: Stories, Streams & Selfies First Flower Fridays and Demo Gardens for Community and Pollinator Health Native Sons Workforce Development Program Pipkin Creative - $10,000 Kingman Mural Project and Events Up to $35,000 per project.
Soul Trak Outdoors - $35,000: Soul Trak Outdoors is leading a community-centered initiative in the Anacostia River watershed to improve local waterway health and engage historically excluded communities in environmental stewardship.
The project will connect youth and families to the Anacostia Rive through activities, such as hiking, kayaking, and fishing, and build empower residents with the knowledge and tools to advocate for cleaner waterways.
Gentrified Wood - $35,000 : Gentrified Wood, in partnership with Voices Unbarred and under the fiscal sponsorship of the WIRE, will launch Reclaimed Resilience—a hands-on environmental education and workforce development initiative at Edgewood Community Farm.
This project will repurpose stormwater-damaged wood and salvaged materials into functional public seating, art installations, and educational tools while engaging residents in underserved communities in woodworking training, sustainability and stormwater practices, and environmental stewardship.
Wheatley Education Campus School Community Organization - $28,601: The Wheatley School Community Organization and Love & Carrots will engage their students, staff, and school community to beautify the outdoor spaces in front of the Wheatley Education Campus. This will include the installation of native plants and a mural focused on local community activism and conservation of our waterways.
National Wildlife Federation - $35,000: National Wildlife Federation will expand its Sacred Grounds program in the District of Columbia by engaging congregations in education and action to address stormwater runoff and improve water quality and reduce flooding. Congregations will run education campaigns and engage congregants in planting native plants and adopting landscaping through the RiverSmart program.
The initiative scales up a successful five-year pilot with 30+ congregations and focuses on both knowledge-building and behavior change. Pipkin Creative Communications - $22,600: Pipkin Creative Communications will host a Kingman Island Youth Band Summit, where the power of music will meet the beauty of nature. Set against the backdrop of Washington, D.
C. ’s hidden gem – Kingman and Heritage Islands – this festival will celebrate the next generation of musicians while inspiring environmental stewardship. Youth bands will take the stage, filling the island with energy and creativity, while hands-on experiences from local environmental groups connect attendees to the rich ecosystems of the Chesapeake Bay and our urban waterways.
We Act Radio - $19,100 – We Act Radio will lead a multi-part project focused on social justice action. The first project includes creating a public art mural that promotes local green space rooted in the original indigenous culture of the Nacotchtank, or Anacostans. The second project will develop small-scale green infrastructure and gardens behind the radio studio.
The final project will engage students from Duke Ellington’s School of the Arts for a public stage reading from the climate fiction novel, “Nineva: a conflict over water”. See all past Community Stormwater Solutions Grants>> Department of Energy and Environment Marissa O’Neill | 202-497-3029 Marylin Veiman-Echeverria
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Community Stormwater Solutions Grant Program is funded by District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) in partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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