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Projects and Grants is sponsored by World Rainforest Fund. The World Rainforest Fund provides grants to qualified non-profit organizations undertaking projects of special value to conserve rainforests. They support initiatives that protect biodiversity, empower indigenous communities, advance scientific research, and promote sustainable development, focusing on effective strategies for preserving Earth's tropical rainforests.
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Date of application
Organization/individual name, addresses, contact person(s), phone(s), email(s)
Amount of money requested
At least three reputable references (individuals/organizations) familiar with applicant's work
Proof of legal and federal tax-exempt status (or fiscally sponsoring organization's status)
Evidence the organization works to preserve/restore tropical forest
Evidence the work empowers indigenous or local people living in/near the forest
Brief detailed plan for use of grant funds, including forest acreage impact estimate
A video demonstrating the problem and proposed solution (waivable)
Evidence of a matching grant or credible plan to obtain one
Evidence the target forest has high biodiversity
Demonstration that WRF funding significantly increases the project's chance of success
Demonstration that a small grant can substantially aid the organization's goals
Name/contact of a representative available for a WRF board interview
Most current independently audited financial statement (and Form 990 if applicable)
Agreement to file periodic progress reports and a contact person for reporting
Scoring criteria used to review proposals for this grant.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Legally established, federally tax-exempt (or working with a tax-exempt fiscal sponsor) organizations working to preserve or restore tropical rainforest/wet/moist/cloud/dry forest by empowering indigenous or local people; must show references, a matching-funds plan, high-biodiversity site, and audited financials. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows typical grants are $5,000.00 to $10,000.00. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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