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Find similar grantsLSPA Environmental Justice Grant Program is sponsored by LSPA. Supports community-driven projects that enhance environmental understanding and address local environmental issues in Massachusetts' Environmental Justice communities.
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Through the LSPA EJ Grant program, the LSPA assists recipients in implementing community-driven projects that provide a better understanding of local environmental and developing strategies for addressing those issues—through direct programming, future planning, career, and/or education efforts. The LSPA EJ Grant program was launched in 2023 on the organization’s 30 th anniversary.
Since that time, the LSPA has awarded $40,000 in grants to nonprofits conducting initiatives that benefit the environment and EJ populations in the Commonwealth . Grants may be awarded up to $5,000 per award based on scope of work and available funding. Applications must be received by July 1, 2026 .
Grant Application Opens : March 31, 2026 Grant Applications Due : July 1, 2026 Grants Announced : August 31, 2026 Grant Funding Awarded : December 31, 2026 Projects Completed/Grant Funding Used : December 31, 2027 Applications are reviewed by the LSPA EJ Grant Review Committee. Click here to apply for a 2026 EJ Grant . (Please review the full eligibility and application requirements on this page before applying.)
Applicant Eligibility : EJ Grants are for not-for-profit environmental advocacy groups, community-based groups, environmental education organizations, and/or volunteer efforts for local projects that benefit the environment in Massachusetts communities with EJ populations. The LSPA encourages groups and organizations to partner together to achieve their goals.
Project Eligibility : Projects may be new, planned, or ongoing, but must occur within EJ populations in Massachusetts , and improve the environment.
Examples of projects include, but not limited to: Property and watershed clean-ups and accessibility (e.g., parks, walkways, etc.) Design, development, maintenance, and restoration of natural habitats Litter and hazardous waste collection efforts Assessing and mitigating climate change impacts Water conservation efforts (e.g., streamside buffers, rain gardens, greywater systems, xeriscaping, etc.) Youth education and career development in the environmental field Award decisions are made based on the following factors: Type and scope of project Stated objectives of project Ability and stability of the organization, community group, or volunteers to carry out the project Role and impact of project in larger community Applications must include: Project Description : Clear statement of the problem or opportunity being addressed, a description of the project and an explanation of how the project will benefit EJ populations, and a description of how the work will be carried out.
Scope of Work & Timeline : Key tasks and milestones. Budget & Funding Request*: Total amount requested (up to $5000), description of how grant funds will be used, and description of other funding sources. Measurable Outcomes: Specific, measurable goals, and a description of how success will be evaluated.
Agreement of Grant Program terms and conditions : See below. *Please note that grant funds cannot be used for overhead expenses, staff salaries, and benefits; volunteer transportation expenses; food, gifts, or parties for staff or volunteers; fundraising activities; litigation; lobbying; and/or supplies used for activities outside LSPA’s focus areas.
Grant Terms and Conditions Applicants must agree to the following terms and conditions: Applications must be submitted by the deadline date. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Grant awards are subject to execution of a Memorandum of Understanding between the LSPA and the Grantee, documenting approved use of funds, goals, and conditions.
The Grantee grants the LSPA permission to share and distribute the project deliverables with LSPA members, with appropriate credit given. Grant funds will be distributed by the LSPA to the lead Grantee named in the application. A Grantee liaison must be designated to communicate project progress with the LSPA.
Grant-funded projects must be completed by December 31, 2027. The LSPA reserves the right to award more than one grant per grant cycle, partially fund a proposal, or make no awards under this program. We look forward to considering your application.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not-for-profit environmental advocacy groups, community-based groups, environmental education organizations, and volunteer efforts for local projects in Massachusetts communities with Environmental Justice populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for LSPA Environmental Justice Grant Program are due July 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
LSPA Environmental Justice Grant Program is funded by LSPA. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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