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Find similar grantsThe Sapelo Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Sapelo Foundation. Supports environmental, social justice, and policy initiatives in Georgia, including juvenile justice programs.
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For a Just & Sustainable Georgia We are dedicated to aligning 100% of our capital with our mission, by serving as a grantmaking partner, mission investor, convener, thought partner, advocate, and more. To work in partnership toward a just and sustainable Georgia through solutions that increase community prosperity, civic power, and environmental protection.
We envision an inclusive Georgia where people and the environment thrive together; where communities are free from barriers to dignity and success; and where our systems recognize historical harm while advancing equity and ecological health. The Sapelo Foundation is a catalyst and collaborator for equity and justice across Georgia.
We value mutual accountability between ourselves and our partners, and aspire to be bold, innovative, and courageous in our approach, leveraging diverse tools and strategies to advance social and environmental progress. Strengthen the capacity and infrastructure of grassroots organizations and coalitions. Support policy and advocacy efforts at the local, state, and federal levels.
Amplify local stories and support narrative change that connect social justice and environmental justice issues to everyday concerns. Priorities & Grant Portfolios Environmental Justice & Protection
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in Georgia working on environmental, social justice, or policy initiatives. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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