Rewriting Earth is a UK-based creative agency for environmental campaigning that uses mainstream, content-led storytelling to recruit new audiences into climate action. Its funding and partnerships skew toward highly visible, narrative-driven initiatives and practical local climate adaptation, especially where grassroots organizations can demonstrate community impact. The standout grant program, Save Our Grassroots, shows an interest in helping local sports clubs adopt nature-based solutions to reduce flooding and weather disruption, suggesting a preference for tangible, place-based climate resilience projects.
Primarily partnership-based and campaign-driven, with selective grantmaking through matched-funding pots rather than open-ended philanthropy. Support appears to be medium-scale and targeted, often tied to specific projects, media campaigns, or locally rooted climate solutions in the UK.
Watch for project-specific funding calls like Save Our Grassroots and be ready to show match funding, local community need, and a clear nature-based solution with measurable flood-prevention or resilience benefits. Because Rewriting Earth appears to work through partnerships and campaigns, applicants should emphasize public visibility, storytelling potential, and alignment with climate communications goals rather than broad institutional support.
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Current and upcoming funding from Rewriting Earth that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Grassroots clubs, sporting clubs, or community groups in the UK affected by flooding, waterlogging, or climate-related pitch damage; intended for projects installing nature-based solutions at local pitches.
Deadline: No deadline stated; campaign page indicates ongoing participation and future events.
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