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Find similar grantsWashington Climate Corps Network Grant Program is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. Invests in service projects and service-learning opportunities for young adults, veterans, and overburdened communities to improve climate resilience and develop environmental leaders.
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Washington Climate Corps Network - Serve Washington Washington Climate Corps Network Empowering communities for a climate-resilient future The Washington Climate Corps Network is a network of organizations, young adults, veterans, and professionals working together to build a climate-resilient Washington. Check out our new website at climatecorps. wa.
gov How the Climate Corps works Serve Washington coordinates the Washington Climate Corps Network to conduct service projects building climate resilient communities, economies and ecosystems. We prioritize projects with overburdened communities facing disproportionate environmental harms from climate change.
2023-24 HB 1176 , signed into law by Governor Inslee on May 3, 2023, established the following goals for the Washington Climate Corps Network (WCCN): Increase participation in addressing climate challenges in overburdened communities. Expand the diversity, awareness, and accessibility of climate service opportunities in Washington. Create a service-learning program for funded network partners and their members.
Increase awareness of and access to clean energy and climate-related career opportunities and networks. Serve WA administers grant funds for local organizations, municipalities, and schools to implement climate service projects with young adults, veterans, and vulnerable populations. These projects address local climate needs while building the skills, education, and resources for careers in the green and blue economies of the future.
Serve Washington also coordinates a service-learning program with grantees and partner agencies to achieve Washington state’s climate resilience goals. Examples of service projects We encourage you to propose a project that addresses the effects of climate change in your community.
We are interested in new and creative approaches to problems that your community supports — if you have an established service project or want to discuss ideas, we want to hear from you! Some examples of service projects include, but are not limited to: Energy efficiency upgrades : Retrofitting low-income community buildings with energy-efficient appliances and insulation to reduce carbon emissions and lower energy costs.
Climate career training : Providing training programs for careers in clean energy, carbon capture, and environmental restoration. Drought-resilient agriculture projects : Implementing drip irrigation systems and rainwater harvesting techniques to conserve water in agricultural practices. Training farmers in sustainable water management.
Kelp forest restoration for blue carbon : Replanting and protecting kelp forests to sequester carbon, support marine biodiversity, and enhance coastal resilience. Installing energy microgrids : Developing small-scale energy projects in coastal or rural areas to provide renewable energy to off-grid communities.
Apply to join the 2025-2027 WCCN Grant Program The WCCN is looking for eligible organizations, industries, professionals, training partners, and professional associations to join the network! The WCCN has up to $2. 3 million in grant funds available for the 2025-2027 fiscal biennium (July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2027).
1. Review 2025-2027 WCCN grant materials The following resources will help you gather what you need to prepare and apply for a WCCN grant. Application Preview [DOC] WCCN Grant Webinar recording on YouTube 2.
Submit a Letter of Intent Your letter of intent should give an overview of your project and demonstrate how it aligns with the WCCN goals detailed in the grant toolkit. WCCN staff will review your letter of intent within two business days. Submit your letter of intent 3.
Submit your application If we determine your project is eligible and aligns with WCCN goals, we will invite you to apply for a WCCN grant. Please note: Only those whose letters of intent demonstrate eligibility and alignment with WCCN goals will receive an invitation. Stay updated on WCCN news Funded by Washington's Climate Commitment Act WCCN is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act.
The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs and improving public health. Learn more at climate. wa.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agriculture, education, individuals, local government, nonprofits, state agencies, tribes, utilities in Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $35,000 - $200,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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Washington Climate Corps Network Grant Program is funded by Washington State Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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