1,121 foundations$942M total annual giving$8K median grant52 states with funders
Discover 1,121 grantmaking foundations funding wildlife conservation programs, with combined annual giving of $942M. The median grant size for wildlife conservation is $8K.
Wildlife Conservation Grantmaking at a Glance
Foundations
1,121
Total Annual Giving
$942M
Total Assets Under Management
$14.2B
Median Grant Size
$8K
States with Funders
52
Total Grants on Record
21,595
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endowment buildingorganizational sustainabilityarts+3 more
Who can apply: Available only to nonprofits that have been invited to apply. The foundation looks for strong board participation and prefers challenge matches that leverage additional contributions.
assistance animalsguide dogsservice animals+7 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be charitable organizations described in Section 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(1), 509(a)(2), or 509(a)(3). Eligible organizations include those that provide care, benefit, support, and preservation of guide dogs or other animals trained to assist sight-impaired or otherwise physically handicapped individuals, and those that provide for the preservation, care, and benefit of wildlife and the world's natural resources.
nature conservancywildlife conservationland preservation+3 more
Who can apply: Applicant must be a charitable organization described in Section 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(1), 509(a)(2), or 509(a)(3). The foundation funds organizations that preserve, care for, and benefit wildlife and the world's natural resources. It gives highest priority to direct conservation and science-based conservation activities. Wildlife rehabilitation not focused on threatened or endangered species will not be funded, and organizations whose primary focus is advocacy or litigation are not funded.
wildlife habitat restorationwildlife conservation educationhunter recruitment+4 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be a 501(c)(3) organization in existence for at least 2 years, in good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission, and have a physical presence of a chapter or other unit in Arizona. Applicants must carry liability insurance with AZSFWC named as additional insured. Past recipients must be compliant with grant reporting requirements. Habitat projects must have approval from the appropriate land and/or wildlife management organization. Projects are funded for hard costs only; administrative expenses, environmental assessments, research projects, and raffle prizes are not eligible. A minimum 50/50 cost-share match is encouraged.
wildlife conservationhabitat restorationbig game habitat+5 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit agencies, nonprofit educational institutions, or governmental entities. Projects must be performed in Nevada and demonstrate measurable impact. Funding is not provided for work performed before approval.
Who can apply: Established organizations operating more than three years; active Candid profile; verified 501(c)(3) status; located in or primarily serving Baltimore City or Baltimore County; eligible charities under 509(c)(1), (2), or (3) Type 1 or 2; no umbrella bodies applying on behalf of entities without their own 501(c)(3).
The typical Wildlife Conservation foundation awards grants of $8K. Approximately 56% of Wildlife Conservation foundations actively fund new organizations, and 76% accept unsolicited proposals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wildlife Conservation Grants
How many foundations fund wildlife conservation?
There are 1,121 grantmaking foundations that fund wildlife conservation programs across 52 states.
What is the median grant size for wildlife conservation?
The median grant from foundations funding wildlife conservation is $8K. Actual grant sizes vary widely depending on the foundation's size and giving strategy.
What are the largest wildlife conservation foundations?
The largest foundations funding wildlife conservation by annual giving include NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION, OMAHA ZOO FOUNDATION, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION, with combined giving of $472.7M.
Which states have the most wildlife conservation funders?
The states with the most wildlife conservation foundations are California (129), Florida (107), New York (86). Use the geographic breakdown above to see the full distribution.
How do I find wildlife conservation grants for my nonprofit?
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