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    2030

    ActivoEnvironment
    SANTA FE, NMSitio web5059885309EIN: 26-0251104

    About 2030

    To rapidly transform the built environment from a major contributor of greenhouse gas emissions to a central solution to the climate crisis by accelerating design, policy, education, and implementation toward zero-carbon, climate-positive buildings and communities.

    Focus Areas

    Built environment decarbonizationEmbodied carbon reductionUrban and regional planningDesign educationPolicy and advocacyTools and resources for practitioners

    Who They Fund

    built environment professionals (architects, planners, engineers)construction and materials manufacturersmunicipal and regional governments / policymakersorganizations advancing sustainable design and planningcommunities affected by climate impacts (through resilient infrastructure)

    About 2030

    2030 Inc’s recent grantmaking is shaped by a single large operating grant: $1,543,922 to Carbon Leadership Forum for general operations in 2025. That size, alongside the foundation’s typical grant range, suggests a funder that works through substantial awards rather than many small checks. The foundation’s stated purpose is to rapidly transform the built environment from a major source of greenhouse gas emissions into a central solution to the climate crisis by accelerating design, policy, education, and implementation toward zero-carbon, climate-positive buildings and communities. Recent support also reached Climate Positive Design with a $9,000 general operations grant in 2025, pointing to a mix of major institutional support and smaller operational backing. Across its described focus areas, the foundation centers built environment decarbonization, embodied carbon reduction, urban and regional planning, design education, policy and advocacy, and tools and resources for practitioners. Its active 2030 Curriculum Project reinforces the emphasis on education by inviting U.S. architecture and planning schools to propose curriculum that integrates energy use, emissions, and resiliency.

    What 2030 Funds

    In built environment decarbonization, 2030 Inc backed Carbon Leadership Forum with $1,543,922 for general operations, indicating support for fieldwide work rather than a single project. The foundation also aligns with embodied carbon reduction through its stated focus on materials and construction innovation, and with planning through its emphasis on urban and regional planning. Education is another clear thread: the active 2030 Curriculum Project invites U.S. architecture and planning educators to submit innovative curricular proposals that integrate energy use, emissions, and resiliency. Policy and advocacy appear in the foundation’s focus areas as well, matching its goal of accelerating design, policy, education, and implementation toward climate-positive buildings and communities.

    How 2030 Gives

    2030 Inc gives at a high dollar scale: the typical grant size sits at a p25 of $392,730, a median of $776,461, and a p75 of $1,160,192. The two 2025 grants on file both went to U.S. recipients, and both were for general operations. The foundation is classified as a pure DAF provider, and its available record shows a regional geographic scope. The grant pattern in the data is concentrated in a small number of large awards rather than a broad set of small grants.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.6M

    Total Assets

    $1.3M

    Total Revenue

    $2.8M

    Total Expenses

    $3.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $393K and $1.2M, with a median of $776K.

    25th Percentile

    $393K

    Median

    $776K

    75th Percentile

    $1.2M

    Geographic Reach

    Regional1 state funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    Funding Style

    systems changepolicy advocacy and policy-focused grantseducation and capacity buildinginnovation and technology developmentsector-wide decarbonization initiatives

    Topics

    built environment decarbonizationembodied carbon reductionsustainable design and planningmaterials and construction innovationclimate resilience for buildings and infrastructuredecarbonization policy

    Where 2030 Makes Grants

    The foundation’s grants land in the United States, with all recorded recent awards going to U.S. recipients. California appears most often in the recent grant record, including recipients in Oakland and Del Mar. No grants in the provided data went to recipients in New Mexico, despite the foundation’s Santa Fe headquarters. The visible pattern is U.S.-only giving with a concentration in California.

    Frequently Asked Questions About 2030

    What kinds of work does 2030 Inc fund?

    Its stated focus areas center on built environment decarbonization, embodied carbon reduction, urban and regional planning, design education, policy and advocacy, and tools and resources for practitioners. The foundation’s purpose is to accelerate design, policy, education, and implementation toward zero-carbon, climate-positive buildings and communities.

    Does 2030 Inc accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Its 2030 Curriculum Project is described as a competitive initiative that invites educators at U.S. architecture and planning schools to submit innovative teaching and curricular proposals.

    What geography does 2030 Inc support?

    The recent grants listed are all to U.S. recipients, and the foundation’s grant geography is described as regional. California shows up most often in the grant record, with recipients in Oakland and Del Mar.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    CARBON LEADERSHIP FORUMOAKLAND, CA$1,543,9222025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    CLIMATE POSITIVE DESIGNDEL MAR, CA$9,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS

    CARBON LEADERSHIP FORUM

    $1,543,922
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    CLIMATE POSITIVE DESIGN

    $9,000
    DEL MAR, CA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS