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Opens in a new window Opens an external website Opens an external website in a new window * English Español العربية বাংলা 简体中文 English Français Kreyol ayisyen 한국어 Polski Русский اردو * You name the cause, we’ll help you address it * Health & Behavioral Health * Housing & Economic Opportunity * People with Disabilities * Choose your Own Cause(s) * * Helping You Change Lives * Mission, Vision & Values * Annual Reports & Financials * Foundations & Corporations * Start a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) * Give to the Community Needs Fund * Leave a New York Legacy * Champion your Causes or Charities * Get Philanthropic Advising * See Investment Vehicles * * * Nonprofit Grantseekers * Grantseeker Process Overview * What We Do (& Don’t) Fund * Current Grantees Overview * * * Professional Advisors * How The Trust Fits Your Clients’ Needs * Strategies for Lasting Impact * * * Foundations & Corporations * Collaborative Funds & Special Initiatives * English Español العربية বাংলা 简体中文 English Français Kreyol ayisyen 한국어 Polski Русский اردو * You name the cause, we’ll help you address it * Health & Behavioral Health * Housing & Economic Opportunity * People with Disabilities * Choose your Own Cause(s) * * Helping You Change Lives * Mission, Vision & Values * Annual Reports & Financials * Start a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) * Give to the Community Needs Fund * Leave a New York Legacy * Champion your Causes or Charities * Get Philanthropic Advising * See Investment Vehicles * * * Nonprofit Grantseekers * Grantseeker Process Overview * What We Do (& Don’t) Fund * Current Grantees Overview * * * Professional Advisors * How The Trust Fits Your Clients’ Needs * Strategies for Lasting Impact * Foundations & Corporations * * * Foundations & Corporations * Collaborative Funds & Special Initiatives ### Nonprofit Funding Area # Environment Long Island Learn more about how we fund the environment on Long Island.
To see what else we fund, explore the Info for Nonprofits page. Info for NonprofitsApply for a Grant Changehampton LTD.: $20,000 to create a community pollinator garden and promote sustainable landscaping practices. Photo Credit: Changehampton LTD To protect and preserve Long Island’s natural resources, healthy ecosystems, and public health.
* Promote sustainable land use, land management, and transportation alternatives. * Support and strengthen open space and farmland preservation efforts. * Improve and protect the health (or resiliency) of the region’s bodies of water.
* Protect drinking water quality. * Preserve biological diversity through habitat conservation and protection. * Minimize climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the development of alternative energy sources and energy conservation, research, and public education.
Grants are made for one year at a time; proposals submitted for renewed funding are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, but only after a final report on the use of the previous grant has been received and approved by Trust staff. For questions about this program area, contact Melissa Greenberger. ## Curious about what else we fund?
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I understand Show me what you _do_ fund ## Where will the activities you plan to request support for take place? Only select National or International if your work falls outside of New York City, Long Island, or Westchester. * National & International Select all relevant impact areas to your nonprofit.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working to promote sustainable land use, protect natural resources, and preserve biological diversity on Long Island. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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