About Greenpeace Fund
To expose environmental problems and promote solutions necessary to secure a green, just, and peaceful future by supporting research, public education, advocacy, and grants that advance the Greenpeace movement.
Focus Areas
Environmental protectionClimate changeOceansPublic educationAdvocacyPeaceful protest rightsPlanned giving and legacy gifts
Who They Fund
environmental NGOs and campaign organizationsconservation and marine protection programsgeneral public / citizens (climate awareness and participation)democracy and civic organizations
Funding Style
About Greenpeace Fund
Greenpeace Fund Inc concentrates its giving on Greenpeace Inc in Washington, DC, with every grant in the recent file going to that same recipient. The largest recent award was $8,000,000 for core climate and energy campaigns, followed by $6,412,185 for the biodiversity program and $5,150,000 for the climate program. That pattern shows a funder that backs a small number of large, campaign-oriented grants rather than a broad portfolio of many recipients. The foundation also supported Greenpeace’s democracy program with $4,750,000 and its core ocean plastics campaign with $5,100,000, indicating that its funding spans environmental advocacy, marine protection, and civic engagement. Smaller grants appear as well, including support for climate awareness and participation and organizational effectiveness, which suggests the funder also covers program infrastructure and public engagement needs. Across the recent grants listed, the relationship is consistent and tightly linked to the Greenpeace movement.
What Greenpeace Fund Funds
In climate and energy work, Greenpeace Fund Inc gave $8,000,000 to Greenpeace Inc for core climate and energy campaigns and another $5,150,000 for the climate program. Biodiversity also receives major support: a $6,412,185 grant backed the biodiversity program. For oceans, the funder awarded $5,100,000 for the core ocean plastics campaign and $2,500,000 for the ocean plastics campaign, showing repeated support for marine pollution work. The foundation also funded democracy-oriented activity with a $4,750,000 grant for the democracy program. A smaller grant of $20,000 supported the climate campaign’s awareness and participation project, tying public education to campaign work.
How Greenpeace Fund Gives
The recent grant sizes are large and uneven, with a p25 of $425,034, a median of $2,219,978, and a p75 of $3,150,000. That spread reflects a mix of very large campaign grants and a few smaller support grants. The recipient list shows strong repeat funding to the same grantee across multiple years, pointing to an ongoing institutional relationship rather than one-off awards. Greenpeace Fund Inc is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does not fund individuals or program-related investments. The data also show a local giving profile, with grants concentrated in DC.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$16.3M
Total Assets
$43M
Total Revenue
$26.3M
Total Expenses
$31.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $425K and $3.2M, with a median of $2.2M.
25th Percentile
$425K
Median
$2.2M
75th Percentile
$3.2M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
EBONY MARTIN
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