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    Alliance for Affordable Energy

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    NEW ORLEANS, LAWebsite5042089761EIN: 72-1057834

    About Alliance for Affordable Energy

    The Alliance for Affordable Energy safeguards Louisiana’s future by protecting consumers’ right to an equitable, affordable and environmentally responsible energy system.

    Focus Areas

    Energy policyConsumer advocacyClean energy transitionEnergy efficiencyEnvironmental justiceCommunity organizing

    Who They Fund

    New Orleans / Louisiana residents and communitiesaspiring film industry workers and traineesstudents and youth participating in makerspaces/education programshouseholds and neighborhoods impacted by Hurricane Idalocal community-based organizations involved in recovery/green space upkeep

    About Alliance for Affordable Energy

    Alliance for Affordable Energy’s recent giving is anchored by a $160,000 grant to Sprout Nola Farm in New Orleans, a signal that the foundation supports community-rooted work alongside its policy mission. The organization’s stated purpose is to protect consumers’ right to an equitable, affordable and environmentally responsible energy system in Louisiana, and its grant list reflects that frame across energy policy, clean energy transition, community organizing, and environmental justice. In 2024, it backed local groups such as Healthy Gulf, the Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance, and the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition, showing a preference for organizations working at the intersection of energy, housing, and public accountability. The portfolio also includes support for recovery and resilience efforts, such as Louisiana Just Recovery No Co Health Gulf and Common Ground Relief, which connects the foundation’s energy focus to broader community conditions. Its recent grants include both larger operating-style awards and smaller project grants, suggesting a mix of institutional support and targeted program funding within Louisiana communities.

    What Alliance for Affordable Energy Funds

    Environmental justice appears throughout the foundation’s grant list. It gave $57,000 to Healthy Gulf in New Orleans and another $25,000 in 2023 to the same organization for Louisiana Just Recovery, linking environmental advocacy to disaster recovery and public health. Community organizing also shows up in awards to the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition for $30,000 and the Coalition for Louisiana Progress for $40,000, both in 2024. Housing and community conditions are part of the portfolio too: the foundation awarded $77,608 to the Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance. Its support for clean-energy and policy work is reflected in grants like $30,000 to the Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development and $28,000 to Xavier University, both in New Orleans, alongside its internship program focused on clean energy policy and regulatory affairs.

    How Alliance for Affordable Energy Gives

    The foundation’s typical grant size sits at $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $28,000 at the median, and $52,500 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list shows a mix of larger awards and smaller project-level grants, including multiple gifts to the same recipient across different years, which points to recurring support rather than one-time funding only. It also runs an AAE Internship Program based in New Orleans, with a $500 stipend and year-round, hybrid participation for a minimum of six hours per week over three months. The program accepts unsolicited applications.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1M

    Total Assets

    $1.7M

    Total Revenue

    $2.4M

    Total Expenses

    $2.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $53K, with a median of $28K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $28K

    75th Percentile

    $53K

    Geographic Reach

    Local6 states funded

    About 81% of grants go to recipients in LA.

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    Funding Style

    workforce development / job trainingdisaster relief and recovery fundingplace-based / community-specific investmentcapacity building for local organizations

    Topics

    film industry vocational training and pipeline developmenturban green spaces and park support (New Orleans)post-disaster recovery and resiliency (Hurricane Ida)education-focused makerspaces / hands-on STEM learningequitable community rebuilding (Louisiana Just Recovery)

    Where Alliance for Affordable Energy Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is strongly concentrated in Louisiana, with 81% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. New Orleans appears most often, including awards to Sprout Nola Farm, Healthy Gulf, the Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance, and the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition. Outside New Orleans, grants reach Baton Rouge, Vacherie, Sulphur, Shreveport, Hammond, and other Louisiana communities. Every grant in the recent list went to a U.S. recipient.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Alliance for Affordable Energy

    What kinds of work does Alliance for Affordable Energy fund?

    Its stated focus areas include energy policy, consumer advocacy, clean energy transition, energy efficiency, environmental justice, and community organizing. Recent grants also connect those themes to housing, public health, recovery, and local community resilience in Louisiana.

    How large are the foundation’s typical grants?

    The grant-size distribution shows a 25th percentile of $10,000, a median of $28,000, and a 75th percentile of $52,500. The recent list ranges from smaller $6,400 and $7,000 awards to a $160,000 grant.

    Does the foundation support the same organizations in more than one year?

    Yes. Healthy Gulf received $25,000 in 2023 and $57,000 in 2024, while Common Ground Relief appears in both 2023 and 2024 grants. That pattern suggests repeat support for some recipients.

    Is there an application process?

    The AAE Internship Program accepts unsolicited applications. It is a year-round, New Orleans-based hybrid internship with a minimum commitment of six hours per week for three months and a customized research project.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SPROUT NOLA FARMNEW ORLEANS, LA$160,0002024—
    SAGEVILLE SERVICES LLCNEW ORLEANS, LA$103,6672024—
    LOUISIANA JUST RECOVERY NO CO HEALTH GULFNEW ORLEANS, LA$93,3342024—
    GREATER NEW ORLEANS HOUSING ALLIANCNEW ORLEANS, LA$77,6082024—
    STEPS COALLITION—$75,0002024—
    HEALTHY GULFNEW ORLEANS, LA$57,0002024—
    RISE ST JAMES CO EARTH ISLAND INSVACHERIE, LA$55,0002024—
    MICAH SIX EIGHT MISSIONSULPHUR, LA$40,0002024—
    NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE AWARENESSNEW ORLEANS, LA$40,0002024—
    COALITION FOR LOUISIANA PROGRESSBATON ROUGE, LA$40,0002024—
    CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE ENGAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENTNEW ORLEANS, LA$30,0002024—
    GREATER NEW ORLEANS INTERFAITH CLIMATE COALITIONNEW ORLEANS, LA$30,0002024—
    XAVIER UNIVERSITYNEW ORLEANS, LA$28,0002024—
    SOUTHERLYLOUISVILLE, KY$25,0002024—
    COOPERATION JACKSON OF MISSISSIPPIJACKSON, MS$10,0002024—
    GASPBIRMINGHAM, AL$10,0002024—
    COMMUNITY JUSTICE PROJECT INCMIAMI, FL$10,0002024—
    TAPROOT EARTHTUSLA, OK$10,0002024—
    COMMON GROUND RELIEFNEW ORLEANS, LA$9,0002024—
    THE RECYCLE CHALLENGE CO COMMUNITY COLLABRATIVE INITATIVENEW ORLEANS, LA$7,0002024—
    JACK AND JILL OF AMERICA INCHAMMOND, LA$7,0002024—
    SCOTT EUSTISNEW ORLEANS, LA$6,4002024—
    The Descendants ProjectVacherie, LA$50,0002023Film industry training program
    Healthy GulfNew Orleans, LA$25,0002023Louisiana Just Recovery
    Sprout NOLANew Orleans, LA$25,0002023support NOLA green spaces
    NWLA MakerspaceShreveport, LA$15,0002023Education and Makerspace program
    Common Ground ReliefNew Orleans, LA$10,0002023Hurricane Ida Relief

    SPROUT NOLA FARM

    $160,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    SAGEVILLE SERVICES LLC

    $103,667
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    LOUISIANA JUST RECOVERY NO CO HEALTH GULF

    $93,334
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    GREATER NEW ORLEANS HOUSING ALLIANC

    $77,608
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    STEPS COALLITION

    $75,000
    2024

    HEALTHY GULF

    $57,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    RISE ST JAMES CO EARTH ISLAND INS

    $55,000
    VACHERIE, LA2024

    MICAH SIX EIGHT MISSION

    $40,000
    SULPHUR, LA2024

    NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE AWARENESS

    $40,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    COALITION FOR LOUISIANA PROGRESS

    $40,000
    BATON ROUGE, LA2024

    CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE ENGAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

    $30,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    GREATER NEW ORLEANS INTERFAITH CLIMATE COALITION

    $30,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    XAVIER UNIVERSITY

    $28,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    SOUTHERLY

    $25,000
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    COOPERATION JACKSON OF MISSISSIPPI

    $10,000
    JACKSON, MS2024

    GASP

    $10,000
    BIRMINGHAM, AL2024

    COMMUNITY JUSTICE PROJECT INC

    $10,000
    MIAMI, FL2024

    TAPROOT EARTH

    $10,000
    TUSLA, OK2024

    COMMON GROUND RELIEF

    $9,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    THE RECYCLE CHALLENGE CO COMMUNITY COLLABRATIVE INITATIVE

    $7,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    JACK AND JILL OF AMERICA INC

    $7,000
    HAMMOND, LA2024

    SCOTT EUSTIS

    $6,400
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2024

    The Descendants Project

    $50,000
    Vacherie, LA2023

    Film industry training program

    Healthy Gulf

    $25,000
    New Orleans, LA2023

    Louisiana Just Recovery

    Sprout NOLA

    $25,000
    New Orleans, LA2023

    support NOLA green spaces

    NWLA Makerspace

    $15,000
    Shreveport, LA2023

    Education and Makerspace program

    Common Ground Relief

    $10,000
    New Orleans, LA2023

    Hurricane Ida Relief