Constellation Energy’s corporate giving concentrates on advancing clean energy literacy, hands-on STEM education for secondary and postsecondary students, and local conservation/sustainability projects in communities where it operates. Its programs fund classroom- and student-led energy projects, small customer-directed community grants, and larger place-based conservation awards tied to Constellation clean energy center communities. The funder tends to support education-to-workforce pathways in energy and environmental stewardship and favors partnerships with schools, colleges, community groups, and invited conservation organizations.
Mix of programmatic competitions and microgrants: national competitive cycles for E² Energy to Educate (periodic, multi-award pools totaling ~$500K in recent cycles), invite-only CLEAN Awards in select states ($5,000–$125,000), and customer-directed microgrants up to ~$500 on a rolling/periodic basis. Many awards are cycle-based with some invite-only opportunities; sizes range from microgrants to mid-size project grants.
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Apply to named programs rather than submitting unsolicited proposals: watch the E² Energy to Educate cycle announcements (applications open periodically; check program page for exact dates), use the Community Champions portal for microgrant requests (rolling/periodic deadlines), and note CLEAN Awards are invite-only—partner locally with Constellation service-area stakeholders or past grantees to increase visibility. Tailor proposals to hands-on student learning, measurable workforce outcomes, or place-based conservation impact and include partnerships with schools/colleges when possible.
Current and upcoming funding from Constellation Energy Corporation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicant must be a Constellation customer. Recipient organization must have an IRS tax-exempt EIN; individual schools generally ineligible unless they have a tax-exempt EIN.
Deadline: Periodic/rolling; portal shows 'Next Deadline' and 'Apply Now' (no single fixed annual date published).
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