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Environmental Litigation & Grantmaking | Tides Frontline Justice Fund Fuel the Fight Against Big Polluters Tides’ Frontline Justice Fund directly supports organizations pushing back against the fallout from climate disasters and protecting their communities from the looming threat of new and expanding oil pipelines, mines, and other dangerous and destructive projects.
Support Environmental Justice 27 States and Puerto Rico Represented Read the Frontline Justice Fund Annual Report Our grants power long-term support systems specifically for groups engaged in, or that anticipate engaging in, protracted environmental litigation, or regulatory actions to advance climate and environmental justice.
Tides prioritizes environmental grantmaking efforts that center groups representing communities that have faced systemic barriers to power and other impacted communities on the frontlines of environmental injustice. The communities most impacted by environmental harms are also the most closely familiar with the solutions needed to put a stop to them.
Tides’ Frontline Justice Fund prioritizes communities where resources will have a direct impact on the frontlines and have broader implications in the fight for environmental justice and power building.
Tides remains nimble, funding those who require rapid-response or multiyear funding to cover legal fees and non-legal costs that come with mounting and sustaining successful environmental litigation or regulatory advocacy campaigns, including organizing, communications, technical expertise, and capacity building.
Press Enter or Space to pause rotating images Memphis Against the Pipeline united in 2020 to reject a planned crude oil pipeline that would have run beneath South Memphis’s Black neighborhoods. After successfully defeating the pipeline, that effort became the broader Memphis Community Against Pollution (MCAP) .
Today, MCAP employs attorneys and collaborates with other environmental lawyers to push back not only against nearby polluters — including a sterilizer facility releasing ethylene oxide into the air — but also against the harmful belief that communities historically denied power are acceptable locations for pollution-heavy industries.
Our goal is to raise at least $5 million per year, which will bring critical and sustaining resources to the forefront of environmental justice. Help environmental champions win important victories for their communities and ignite important conversations at the state, regional, and national levels. We are not accepting proposals at this time.
Please check back for future grant cycles. Community Power Helped Win This Clean Water Victory: A Conversation with Bayou City Waterkeeper Veteran and Educator Dr. Treva Gear Wants to “Denormalize” Pollution in her Georgia Town In the Mississippi Gulf and Beyond, Katherine Egland Advocates for Environmental Justice
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