These foundations have a track record of funding environment work in Wisconsin, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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CCCF Grants to Clark County Area Nonprofit Organizations
AgricultureArts and cultureHistoric preservation+6 more
Who can apply: For Clark County area nonprofit organizations. Applications must be complete and submitted by the deadline; incomplete or late applications will not be considered.
Arts and cultureCommunity and neighborhood developmentEducation+2 more
Who can apply: Eligible recipients must be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3), in good legal standing, and located within the applicable company service area unless otherwise noted. Contributions must be paid, not pledged, and no goods or services may be exchanged.
Climate solutionsCarbon-free electricityEnergy efficiency+7 more
Who can apply: Projects must fit the Environment Program's Climate Solutions or Great Lakes & Drinking Water strategies. Work in Illinois, Michigan, and Minnesota receives the most climate support; water work is concentrated in Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Joyce generally does not fund physical infrastructure, environmental education, local cleanup, basic scientific research, or direct service. It is not currently accepting unsolicited requests for equitable deep-decarbonization policy innovation.
Who can apply: Applicants must be registered nonprofits. The Foundation generally supports smaller agencies with annual budgets under $1 million and local needs in Wisconsin communities it serves. Priority is given to nonprofits connected to the Fire Fighters Foundation, the fire service community, or its programs and services. Funding is for specific projects, programs, and new initiatives, not general operations or annual budgets. The Foundation generally does not fund out-of-state requests or the same agency for multiple successive years.
Who can apply: Open to faculty currently teaching at a professionally accredited bachelor's, master's, or PhD program in architecture, landscape architecture, interior architecture, urban design, or engineering in the United States. Research must be developed in an institutional studio or seminar, with interdisciplinary collaboration and student engagement. SOM Foundation affiliated members, SOM employees, and faculty from previously awarded proposals are ineligible.
Who can apply: Proposed activities should serve people of Door County or improve quality of life in Door County. Activities already contracted or completed before award are generally ineligible. Fundraising expenses, capital campaigns, and endowment grants are generally not supported absent special circumstances. One application per charity per cycle.
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