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Find similar grantsGeneral Ocean Health Grants is sponsored by 11th Hour Racing. Supports nonprofit projects focused on ocean health, including education, clean technologies, and ecosystem restoration.
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Grant Giving - 11th Hour Racing Grants awarded to 160 programs since 2013 Students reached through grantee programs Shellfish planted by grantees to restore waterways We foster systemic change to restore ocean health Our vision for the future includes cleaner, healthier waterways through strong local stewardship and collective action around the world. As the climate crisis intensifies, so does the impact on ocean health.
We need a global paradigm shift from an extractive economy that depletes our natural resources to a sustainable economy that uses resources wisely and protects our ocean. We work to facilitate this transition by supporting local solutions to global problems, led by community organizations and industry leaders.
By supporting local pilot programs that model best practices of sustainability, restore coastal ecosystems, and advance ocean stewardship, our grantees are creating systemic change to restore ocean health. INCREASING ACCESS TO EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION & CAREER PATHWAYS IN OCEAN FIELDS Expand experiential K-12 education programs and maritime career pathways to increase access and create the next generation of ocean leaders and educators.
Advance practices and technologies in coastal communities and the marine industry to reduce waste, prevent plastic pollution, improve water quality, and assess new circular solutions. Improve water quality, bolster coastal resilience, and sequester carbon through coastal habitat restoration. Project submissions are evaluated based on the following criteria: Environmental impact: the magnitude of the project’s environmental benefits.
Capacity and organizational expertise: organizational capacity and qualifications necessary to implement the proposed project. Innovation and creativity: how unique the project or the methodology used are. Feasibility of implementation: technological, financial, and political factors that may influence the success of the project.
Strong consideration will be given to projects that involve collaborations and stakeholder engagement, model best practices, can demonstrate measurable outcomes in a one-year timeframe, and share successes broadly. For anything we fund, particularly demonstration projects or place-based work, we prefer opportunities for broader impact through replicating or scaling.
Grants are typically one year in length, and we generally offer fewer multi-year grants. Typical grant awards range from $40,000 – $150,000, with an average grant size of $75,000. First-time grants to new organizations are generally smaller.
Our grant funding must be tied to a specific project with measurable outcomes. We currently do not offer general funding, capital or infrastructure grants, or endowment funding.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, with a preference for those based in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Caribbean. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $40,000 – $150,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
General Ocean Health Grants is funded by 11th Hour Racing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Hawaii. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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