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Partners for Places is sponsored by The Funders Network (supported by Freedom Together Foundation, The Kresge Foundation, and the Pisces Foundation). Partners for Places is a matching grant program that improves U. S.
and Canadian communities by building partnerships between local government leaders, frontline communities, and place-based funders.
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Partners for Places – The Funders Network Meet the New Grantees! Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative: Six communities will receive $1. 5 million in matching grants through the Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative to effectively and equitably implement public infrastructure projects across the U.S., including in rural counties, large urban cities and on Tribal lands.
Read the grant announcement to learn more about these grantee communities, partners and matching funders. Funders interested in investing in future rounds can access this info sheet to learn more. Community gardens that produce fruits, herbs and vegetables for low-income communities.
Vibrant and sustainable public spaces brought to life by transforming abandoned roadways, under-used waterfronts — and even an old golf course. Affordable housing that is better equipped to weather extreme storms and climate-related disasters, and homeowners equipped with the skills to ensure their homes are energy efficient and free of highly toxic lead.
These are just a few of the projects that have received funding through Partners for Places, a matching grant program that improves U.S. and Canadian communities by building partnerships between local government leaders, frontline communities, and place-based funders. National funders invest in local projects developed through these partnerships to advance efforts to create communities that are sustainable, prosperous and just.
These sustainability efforts take place from coast to coast, in communities both large and small, and focus largely on empowering and engaging low-income neighborhoods. Collaboration and partnership are at the heart of the Partners for Places program.
Since 2012, the matching grant program has helped foster dozens of new partnerships between local government sustainability leaders and place-based funders across the U.S. and Canada — relationships that often continue long after the original Partners for Places project has been completed. Partners for Places aims to enhance local capacity to build equitable and sustainable communities in the United States and Canada.
These matching awards support the planning and implementing of urban sustainability and green stormwater infrastructure projects. To date, Partners for Places has awarded more than $12 million across North America in this successful matching grant program, leading to more than $25 million in investments. TFN and the Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) launched the Local Sustainability Matching Fund in 2012.
Now called Partners for Places, the program is managed by TFN and supported by Freedom Together Foundation , The Kresge Foundation , and the Pisces Foundation.
For the latest round of Partners for Places grants, these matching awards provide partnership investments between $45,000 and $100,000 for one-year projects, or between $75,000 and $150,000 for two-year projects, with one or more local foundations required to provide at least a 50% matching grant. Racial Equity and Frontline Communities Through Round 16, the primary partners were local governments and local foundations.
The Partners for Places 2018-2023 strategy leads with racial equity and a sharper focus on how best to advance equitable and sustainable communities. Starting in Round 17, the primary partners also include local frontline community groups. This collaborative governance model is intended to more deeply embed the values and practice of racial equity into local community decision-making processes.
What is a frontline community? Partners for Places defines frontline communities as those most impacted by systems of oppression and injustice, economic disadvantage, and environmental harm. Federal Funding Assistance In July 2023, Partners for Places issued a targeted invitation to apply to 23 grantee partnerships that had been funded through grant rounds 17-19 over the past three years, later extended to current grantees as well.
The Invitation aims to support prior grantees to connect and align around an application for federal infrastructure funding that advances equitable climate action and/or green stormwater infrastructure projects. The P4P support (of up to $30,000) will help strengthen the relationships between applying collaborative partners and provide direct assistance as they coalesce around and develop a federal funding proposal together.
The nine grants awarded to date totaling $267,700 in awards are listed here . These grants are intended to provide rapid assistance and do not require a local match.
About the Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative The Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative , a project of The Funders Network, is a matching grant program that helps community partnerships unlock public dollars, increase opportunities for small businesses, and create career pathways for local workers.
These grants support communities that are advancing work on infrastructure projects supported by federal, state or other public dollars. This funding is not for the physical infrastructure itself, but for the human infrastructure needed to create meaningful collaborations and center community engagement.
Through the Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative , grantee communities receive investment and technical support to effectively and equitably ensure public infrastructure projects improve frontline and low-wealth communities through job creation, workforce development and training, equitable contracting, and other economic benefits.
This new initiative is part of TFN’s broader Partners for Places community-centered matching grant program, which focuses on projects that foster long-term local relationships that make communities of all sizes more prosperous, livable and vibrant. This pilot initiative grew out of the collaborative efforts of funders engaged with TFN’s Inclusive Economies and Urban Water Funders working groups.
The initial round of grants, awarded in November 2025, are supported by the generosity of Spring Point Partners. In all, six communities will receive $1. 5 million in matching grants through the Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative to effectively and equitably implement public infrastructure projects across the U.S., including in rural counties, large urban cities and on Tribal lands.
Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative: TFN recently launched a new pilot funding opportunity that will leverage infrastructure funds to ensure projects benefit underserved areas, including training and expanding career pathways for local workers in critical industries. The application period for this grant closed Sept. 15, 2025.
Learn more about the Partners for Places Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative here . Partners for Places: Applications for the Partners for Places general matching grant program are currently closed. Partners for Places has helped fund sustainability projects and foster connections in dozens of communities across the U.S. and Canada.
Click on each tagged location to learn about projects in that city or region. (Completed projects will include a link to that project’s profile on the Partners for Places Idea Bank , including lessons learned and additional resources.)
Pittsburgh | $110,000 | Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure City of Lancaster Climate Change & Resilience Action Plan Lancaster | $30,000 | Round 11 Improving Philadelphia’s Food System Philadelphia | $25,000 | Round 5 Community-Centered Sustainability Decision-Making Philadelphia | $25,000 | Round 11 The Philadelphia Urban Agriculture Plan Philadelphia | $75,000 | Round 15 City of Lancaster 2042 Comprehensive Plan: Building an Equitable Foundation Lancaster | $75,000 | Round 17 Connecting Pittsburgh’s West End to the Riverfronts Pittsburgh | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 3 City of Erie Sustainability Strategy Erie | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Bridging West End to the River: A Community Riverfront Vision Pittsburgh | $150,000 | P4P Round 19 Sustainability Capacity in Community Impacted by Emergency Management Benton Harbor | $74,740 | Round 20 Aging in Place Efficiently Ann Arbor | $99,252 | Round 16 Development of an Office of Sustainability for Detroit Detroit | $25,000 | Round 9 Green Infrastructure and Water Conservation for Low-Income Neighborhoods Grand Rapids | $51250 | Round 11 Increasing Community Sustainability through Housing Stability Detroit | $100,000 | Round 15 Launching Ann Arbor’s Community Climate Partnership Ann Arbor | $55,000 | Round 3 Sustainability Metrics to Power Community Energy Plan Holland | $65,000 | Round 4 Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Grand Rapids Neighborhoods of Focus Grand Rapids | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Lower Rouge River Water Trail Leadership Committee Westland | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 3 Lower Rouge River Wa ter Trail Leadership Committee Westland | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Developing Legal Services Models for Community Stabilization Ann Arbor | $15,200 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Sustainability Office in Community Impacted by Emergency Management Benton Harbor | $15,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Wisconsin Milwaukee | $110,000 | Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Connecting Milwaukee’s Southside to the Harbor District Milwaukee | $75,000 | Round 8 Milwaukee | $75,000 | Round 5 Milwaukee BikeShare Demonstration Project Milwaukee | $45,000 | Round 2 Milwaukee’s Fresh Coast Schools Green Infrastructure Project Milwaukee | $75,000 | Round 14 smART [sustainability + Madison +art] Madison | $25,000 | Round 6 Urban Farm and Job-Training at Repurposed Golf Course Appleton | $60,000 | Round 1 Racine’s Resilient Community Centers Racine | $8,557 | P4P Mini Grants Round 1 Georgia Urban Food Forest at Browns Mills Atlanta | $35,000 | Round 15 Initial Resilience Planning for Unincorporated Norcross Gwinette County | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Texas Equitable, Community-Driven Climate Justice Planning in Harris County Harris County| $150,000 | Round 20 Cultivating a Regenerative Food Culture Waco| $150,000 | Round 20 Launching the Austin 2030 District Austin | $100,000 | Round 7 Cultivating a Regenerative Food Culture in Waco Waco | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Equitable Climate Justice Partnerships in Harris County Harris County | $20,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Maryland Expanding Groundswell’s Community Power Program Baltimore | $50,000 | P4P Round 3 Baltimore | $75,000 | P4P Round 7 Utilizing Equity as the Lens for Sustainability Plan Development Baltimore | $35,000 | Equity Initiative Round 1 Supporting Equity in Baltimore Stormwater Training and Enforcement Baltimore County | $35,000 | P4P Round 19 Oregon Advancing Social Equity through Portland’s Climate Action Plan Bend | $25,000 | P4P Round 2 Bend Community Climate Action Planning Initiative Bend | $50,000 | P4P Round 11 Bend Community Climate Action Planning Initiative Bend | $50,000 | P4P Round 13 Living Cully Community Energy Plan Portland | $150,000 | P4P Round 13 Living Cully Community Energy Plan Implementation Portland | $50,000 | P4P Round 9 Climate Justice Through Collaborative Design Multnomah County | $75,000 | P4P Round 17 Multnomah County Community Climate Justice Vision Multnomah County | $50,000 | P4P Round 19 The Village SF Green Cultural Zone in San Francisco’s Mission District San Francisco| $150,000 | P4P Round 21 Rooted and Resilient Oakland Chinatown Plan Project Oakland | $150,000 | P4P Round 21 Marin Climate Justice Collaborative Two-Year Capacity and Implementation Project Marin County | $180,000 | P4P Round 20 Equity-driven Green Infrastructure Planning in the Chollas Creek Watershed San Diego | $120,000 | P4P Round 20 Advancing Chula Vista’s Resiliency through Water Reuse Opportunities Chula Vista | $67,500 | P4P Round 6 Berkeley Racial Equity Lens Tool Berkley | $30,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Brighter Futures Berkeley Berkley | $35,000 | P4P Round 2 Climate Equity in San Diego San Diego | $73,790 | P4P Round 14 Community Engagement Partnerships to Implement Climate Action Plans Oakland | $40,000 | P4P Round 3 Launching the City of Los Angeles’ Transit Corridors Strategy Berkley | $50,000 | P4P Round 3 People for Parks Community School Parks Los Angeles | $35,000 | P4P Round 11 People for Parks Community School Parks Incubator Los Angeles | $75,000 | P4P Round 8 Sustainable Chinatown Plan San Francisco | $150,000 | P4P Round 5 Sustainable “Smart Transit” Corridors through Community Engagement San Diego | $56,250 | P4P Round 4 Uplifting Voices for an Equitable, Regional LA Sustainability Plan Los Angeles County | $87,500 | P4P Round 12 Student-Centered Climate/Environmental Justice Art Sister City Partnership Santa Cruz | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Community Outreach & Engagement to Support Implementation of the Regional Decarbonization Framework San Diego | $85,000 | P4P Round 19 Building for Energy Efficiency in Ithaca Ithica | $51,970 | P4P Round 8 Creating a unified community vision for Syracuse’s urban forest Syracuse | $25,000 | P4P Round 2 Energy and Climate Action Plan Implementation Project Binghampton | $50,000 | P4P Round 2 Engaging the Community in Green Infrastructure Buffalo | $85,000 | P4P Round 4 Yonkers & New Rochelle | $25,000 | P4P Round 2 Strengthening our Roots: Protecting Green Spaces through Community Control Rochester | $76,425 | P4P Round 18 Virginia Just Food, Just Climate and The Power to Grow Charlottesville | $180,000 | Round 20 Extending Independence and Energy Security for Seniors Blacksburg | $83,750 | P4P Round 6 Friendship Court: A Catalyst for Equity, Sustainability + Resilience Charlottesville | $150,000 | P4P Round 17 Completion of a Neighbor-led Greening Plan for Richmond’s Southside Richmond | $25,000 | P4P Round 18 Southside Greening Grassroots Master Plan Development Richmond | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Addressing Energy Inequity in Albemarle County, VA Charlottesville | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Completion of a Neighbor-led Greening Plan for Richmond’s Southside Richmond | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 Indiana Catalyzing Indianapolis’ Local Food System: Indy Food Council Indianapolis | $45,000 | P4P Round 4 Energy Efficiency, Equity, and Engagement Bloomington | $34,936 | P4P Round 7 Indianapolis | $50,000 | P4P Round 7 Indianapolis | $146,711 | P4P Round 12 Sharing Services to Maintain Green Stormwater Infrastructure Gary | $25,000 | P4P Round 17 Massachusetts Resident-led waterfront access and coastal resilience through partnership and collaboration.
Chelsea | $150,000 | P4P Round 20 Equity-Focused Complete Streets Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan Northampton | $25,000 | P4P Round 7 Food Resilience in Boston Boston | $65,000 | P4P Round 4 New Bedford Resilience Hub and Community Alert System New Bedford | $25,000 | P4P Round 13 Resilient Homes Initiative Boston | $50,000 | P4P Round 15 Sustaining New Bedford Plan New Bedford | $39,000 | P4P Round 6 Data/Synthesis: Environmental Justice in Essex County Essex County | $8,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 3 Connecticut AEmpowerED: Building Community Resilience Through Collaborative Environmental Education Bridgeport | $150,000 | P4P Round 21 Activating the Stamford 2030 District Stamford | $75,000 | P4P Round 6 Building an Equitable and Sustainable Bridgeport Waterfront Bridgeport | $72,500 | P4P Round 15 Green Infrastructure as a Catalyst for Community Transformation Hartford | $65,000 | P4P Round 13 Hartford’s Climate Action Planning Hartford | $125,000 | P4P Round 9 Mill River Trail Green Infrastructure Corridor New Haven | $40,000 | P4P Round 15 Reservoir Community Farm: Urban Agriculture in Action Bridgeport | $50,000 | P4P Round 3 The Power of Nature to Create a Healthier, More Sustainable Bridgeport Bridgeport | $45,138 | P4P Round 8 Changeport: Accelerating Environmental Justice in Bridgeport & Beyond Bridgeport | $20,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Florida A roadmap towards a more resilient and sustainable City for all Miami | $25,000 | P4P Round 12 Community-Based Solutions for Sustainable Urban Food Systems Sarasota County | $61,500 | P4P Round 3 Creating Financial Savings for Nonprofits through Energy Improvements Sarasota City & County | $150,000 | P4P Round 13 The Junior Sustainability Stewards of Broward Broward County | $25,000 | P4P Round 10 Miami-Dade | $50,000 | P4P Round 9 Shaping Healthy Active Deep-rooted Environments Miami-Dade | $50,000 | P4P Round 5 Yes in Our Backyard: Community-led Initiatives Miami-Dade | $65,000 | P4P Round 1 Growing Roots for Environmentally Equitable Neighborhoods Miami-Dade County (GREEN MDC) Miami-Dade County | $25,000 | P4P Round 17 Vermont Equity in Burlington’s Transportation Transformation Burlington | $33,264 | P4P Round 16 Green Stormwater Infrastructure Pilot Implementation for Public Spaces Burlington | $30,000 | P4P Round 8 North Carolina Farmland, Food Access, and Community Outreach at Good Hope Farm Cary | $25,000 | P4P Round 11 Smart District Engagement: Neighborhood Pilot Projects Charlotte | $75,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Tennessee Advancing Equity and Opportunity for Youth of Color Knoxville | $74,000 | Equity Initiative Round 1 Clean Energy for Low Income Communities Chattanooga | $40,000 | P4P Round 9 Empowering Communities through Energy Efficiency Chattanooga | $30,000 | P4P Round 5 Memphis & Shelby County Livability Dashboard Memphis | $75,000 | P4P Round 4 Mobile Food Market for Low-Income Community Chattanooga | $65,000 | P4P Round 2 Save Our Sons Jobs Project Knoxville | $74,000 | Equity Initiative Round 1 The Orchard Knob Collaborative Chattanooga | $25,000 | P4P Round 18 Embedding Equity & Frontline Perspectives in Sustainability Planning Knoxville | $9,257 | P4P Mini Grants Round1 Equitable Development Plan for the Memphis 3.
0 Summer/National District Memphis and Shelby counties | $7,017 | P4P Mini Grants Round 1 Illinois Affordable, Resilient Net-zero Homes Evanston | $125,000 | Equity Initiative Round 14 Chicago | $75,000 | Equity Initiative Round 10 Equitable TOD: Process, Plan and Engagement Strategy Chicago | $75,000 | Equity Initiative Round 16 PlanItGreen: Solar for All Oak Park | $49,250 | Round 2 Space to Grow: Greening Chicago Schoolyards Chicago | $100,000 | P4P Round 17 Space to Grow: Greening Chicago Schoolyards Chicago | $7,500 | P4P Mini Grants Round 1 Cross-Community Climate Collaboration Cook County | $97,909 | P4P Round 19 Ohio Hough Community Green Space Cuyahoga County| $180,000 | P4P Round 20 100% Renewable Cleveland: Fighting Poverty, Creating Opportunity Cleveland | $50,000 | P4P Round 14 Cleveland Neighborhood Climate Action Cleveland | $60,000 | P4P Round 4 Climate Ambassador Project: Citizen Centered Climate Resilience Cleveland | $35,000 | P4P Round 7 Going Beyond Green at the Neighborhood Level Toledo | $25,000 | P4P Round 5 Regional Sustainable Funders Network to Increase Energy Audits and Retrofits Cincinnati | $35,000 | P4P Round 1 Equitable Climate Action in Cleveland Cleveland | $60,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Cincinnati | $115,000 | P4P Round 11 Strengthening Greater Cincinnati’s Regional Food System Cincinnati | $105,000 | P4P Round 6 Cleveland | $75,000 | P4P Round 18 Missouri City of St.
Louis Sustainable Neighborhoods Initiative St. Louis | $50,000 | P4P Round 2 Columbia | $67,000 | P4P Round 5 Fresh Produce and Better Nutrition for Columbia’s Food Pantries Columbia | $100,000 | P4P Round 10 Using Trees as Green Infrastructure for the 3 E's St.
Louis | $51,250 | P4P Round 11 Urban Waters Access for All Springfield | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 From Coal to Solar in KC’s Historic Northeast Kansas City | $20,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Kansas Identifying Community Values for Open Space Planning Douglas County | $26,000 | P4P Round 16 Iowa Connections between Sustainability Efforts and Neighborhoods in Need Dubuque | $55,000 | P4P Round 3 Racial Equity at the Center of Climate Adaptation Decision Making Dubuque | $50,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Building Energy for Change Dubuque | $8,500 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Hawaii Climate Equity for an Island's Future Honolulu | $75,000 | P4P Round 12 Community Driven and Tech-supported Water Planning for Hawaiian Homesteads Maui County | $8,857 | P4P Mini Grants Round 1 Līhu'e Community Placemaking, Forestry & Gardens Initiative Kaua'i County | $85,000 | P4P Round 19 Electric Vehicle Promotion Project Juneau | $25,000 | P4P Round 3 Anchorage Urban Sustainability Farm & Native Heritage Garden Anchorage | $75,000 | P4P Round 18 New Mexico Albuquerque | $110,000 | Jobs & Inclusive Infrastructure Community Engagement for Equity Las Cruces | $51,981 | Equity Initiative Round 1 The Nevada Neighborhood Project in Las Cruces, NM Las Cruces | $25,000 | P4P Round 11 Capital Stacking for Maximum Community Sustainability Albuquerque | $9,500 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Co-developing a Project at the Mitigation-Resilience-Equity Nexus Santa Fe | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Nebraska Neighborhood Sustainability Implementation Lincoln | $75,000 | P4P Round 10 Kentucky Assessing the Health Returns of Green Investment Louisville | $75,000 | P4P Round 7 Understanding and Reducing Louisville’s Urban Heat Island Louisville | $60,000 | P4P Round 3 Realizing a Community Vision: Building a Green, Sustainable Parkland Plaza Louisville | $42,000 | P4P Round 17 Minnesota Developing Minneapolis farmers markets system Minneapolis | $75,000 | P4P Round 9 Minneapolis Green Zones Pilot Initiative Minneapolis | $75,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Lincoln Park Block-by-Block: Urban Sustainability Led from Equity Duluth | $9,257 | P4P Mini Grants Round 1 Enhancing Resilience Through Food Access and Social Connectedness Duluth | $75,000 | P4P Round 19 Montana Summer Smart - Climate Smart Missoula Missoula | $45,000 | P4P Round 7 Integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Resiliency Planning Missoula | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 3 Louisiana Equity in Climate Action: Resilient Communities for a Sustainable City New Orleans | $45,000 | P4P Round 11 GIS Mapping Tool for a Sustainable New Orleans New Orleans | $39,000 | P4P Round 7 Making Equitable Climate Action a Reality in New Orleans New Orleans | $60,000 | P4P Round 17 Equitable green designs for frontline NOLA neighborhoods New Orleans | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 4 New Jersey Atlantic City | $90,000 | Jobs & Inclusive Infrastructure Healthy Homes Neighborhood Pilot Newark | $60,000 | P4P Round 10 Newark Green Infrastructure Training Program Newark | $110,000 | P4P Round 14 Luchando para Salud y el Ambiente (Fighting for Health and the Environment) Princeton | $30,000 | P4P Round 17 Green Infrastructure for Environmental Justice and Flood Mitigation Hackensack | $75,000 | P4P Round 19 Growing Green Infrastructure Relationships in Newport, RI Newport | $54,240 | P4P Round 16 Incorporating Social and Racial Equity into Sustainability Planning Providence | $50,000 | Equity Initiative Round 1 Incorporating Social and Racial Equity into Sustainability Planning Providence | $55,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Providence | $50,000 | P4P Round 2 Lots of Hope Urban Greenhouse Providence | $55,000 | P4P Round 4 Utah Community Climate Resiliency Project Salt Lake City | $31,500 | Round 11 Salt Lake City | $25,000 | Round 4 Park City Community - Climate Drawdown Park City | $25,000 | Round 16 Social Marketing Campaign for Clean Air Salt Lake City | $25,000 | Round 1 Washington Kalispel Reservation near Usk | $110,000 | Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Seattle | $180,000 | P4P Round 20 Equity & Environment Initiative Seattle | $75,000 | P4P Round 6 Equity & Environment Initiative Seattle | $75,000 | P4P Round 9 Growing Tacoma’s Just and Healthy Food System Tacoma | $45,000 | P4P Round 10 Mountains to Sound: Puyallup Watershed Trails Vision Tacoma | $75,000 | P4P Round 5 Arizona Local First Arizona Foundation Tucson | $110,000 | Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Flagstaff’s Green Schoolyard Story Mapping Project Flagstaff| $70,000| P4P Round 20 Growing and Greening the Food Economy of La Doce Barrio Tuscon | $74,862 | P4P Round 9 Mapping Flagstaff’s Green Spaces and Schoolyards Flagstaff | $20,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 5 Washington, D.
C. Infusing Equity into DC Climate Planning D. C.
| $60,000 | Equity Initiative Round 2 Colorado Climate Justice Collaborative of Boulder County: Advancing the Work Boulder | $150,000 | P4P Round 21 Socially Just Employment, Energy and Climate Transition for Boulder Boulder | $50,000 | P4P Round 10 Greening the Little Saigon District Denver | $74,959 | P4P Round 13 Climate Justice Collaborative of Boulder County Boulder Count, City of Boulder and City of Longmont | $108,000 | P4P Round 18 Community-Driven Climate Justice and Resilience Boulder County and Cities of Boulder and Longmont | $8,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 2 Reimagining a Sustainable Business Program Fort Collins | $10,000 | P4P Mini Grants Round 3 Multi-Sector Benefits of Energy Transition Programs Edmonton | $59,883 | Round 12 Ontario Hamilton | $25,000 | Round 5 British Columbia VUD | the Vancouver Upcycle Design Project Vancouver | $50,000 | Round 6 P4P Jobs and Inclusive Infrastructure Initiative Inaugural Round: November 2025 These grants are available to help local governments, local foundations, and frontline community-led groups build relationships, align around project ideas, and ideally develop a proposal that centers racial equity in water, sustainability, and/or climate action work.
Partners for Places Mini Grants are designed to strengthen the relationship between the three partners in order to aid in the development of a full and jointly developed Partners for Places matching grant proposal.
Partners for Places Mini Grants: Round 1 Partners for Places Mini Grants: Round 2 Partners for Places Mini Grants: Round 3 Partners for Places Mini Grants: Round 4 Partners for Places Mini Grants: Round 5 P4P Federal Funding Assistance Grantees Federal Funding Assistance Grantees: 2023 Learn more about completed Partners for Places projects P4P 2025 Annual Report by Mariana Garcia Funding Projects, Building Relationships Grantee Spotlight: Toledo, Ohio A sustainability plan with — not for — a historic neighborhood Grantee Spotlight: Los Angeles, Calif.
Strengthening neighborhoods, one main street at a time Grantee Spotlight: Miami-Dade, Fla. In sun-baked South Fla. , shadier streets equal healthier people Grantee Spotlight: Knoxville, Tenn.
Savings in the House: energy efficiency education in lower-income neighborhoods Grantee Spotlight: Portland, Ore. An equitable climate action plan for all residents Grantee Spotlight: Appleton, Wisc. From golfballs to radishes: A new home for an urban farm, park and job-training program People’s Climate Innovation Center Urban Sustainability Directors Network Sarasota County, Fla.
(Co-chair) For more information about the Partners for Places matching grant program, please contact TFN Program Manager Ashley Quintana at ashley@fundersnetwork. org or (305) 667-6350 ext. 201.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local government sustainability offices and place-based foundations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows matching awards between $45,000 and $100,000 for one-year projects, or between $75,000 and $150,000 for two-year projects (requires at least a 50% matching grant from local foundations). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Partners for Places is funded by The Funders Network (supported by Freedom Together Foundation, The Kresge Foundation, and the Pisces Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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