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    Building Decarbonization Coalition

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    About Building Decarbonization Coalition

    The Building Decarbonization Coalition aligns critical stakeholders to transform the nation’s buildings through clean energy, using policy, research, market development, and public engagement to eliminate fossil fuels in buildings, improve public health, cut climate and air pollution, prioritize high-road jobs, and increase community resilience.

    Focus Areas

    building decarbonizationbuilding electrificationheat pumpsthermal energy networkspolicy & regulationresearch & dataneighborhood-scale projectsequitable implementation and environmental justiceworkforce development

    Who They Fund

    low-income and historically marginalized communities (equity-led campaigns)electrification workforce (installers, tradespeople, technicians)

    About Building Decarbonization Coalition

    Building Decarbonization Coalition’s recent grantmaking centers on national policy, market, and workforce development for cleaner buildings. The largest grant in the file is $1.4 million to Sierra Club Foundation in 2025, and the same core funding theme appears in large awards to Rocky Mountain Institute and Rewiring America. That pattern points to a funder using multi-organization grants to support building electrification at the policy, market, and implementation levels rather than through a single program area. The coalition also backs equity-led campaigns tied to building electrification. In 2024, it gave $130,000 to The Leadership Counsel for Justice & Accountability and $60,000 to People’s Collective for Environmental Justice for that purpose, showing attention to community-based advocacy alongside broader national work. Another 2024 grant to Heat Pump Nation Inc. appears as a transfer of funds to correct account, which is a different kind of transaction from the program grants elsewhere in the file. Across the record, the foundation’s work is organized around decarbonizing buildings through policy, public engagement, market development, and workforce-related efforts.

    What Building Decarbonization Coalition Funds

    A major share of the coalition’s giving supports national policy, market, and workforce development. In 2025, it awarded $1.2 million to Rocky Mountain Institute for that purpose, and it used the same language for a $1.2 million grant to Rewiring America. It also funds coalition-building and public engagement around clean buildings. Sierra Club Foundation received $1.4 million in 2025 for national policy, market, and workforce development, while Climate Solutions received $200,000 in 2025 under the same theme. On the equity side, the foundation backed building electrification campaigns with $130,000 to The Leadership Counsel for Justice & Accountability and $60,000 to People’s Collective for Environmental Justice in 2024. Those grants sit alongside the coalition’s broader focus on equitable implementation and environmental justice.

    How Building Decarbonization Coalition Gives

    Typical grant size is large: the 25th percentile is $197,500, the median is $700,000, and the 75th percentile is $1,000,000. The recent record shows repeated support for the same organizations across multiple years, including Rocky Mountain Institute, Sierra Club Foundation, and Rewiring America, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. The foundation is a regular funder and does not fund individuals. The listed transaction types are standard grants, with one 2024 item described as a transfer of funds to correct account. No application process is shown in the data.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4M

    Total Assets

    $8.9M

    Total Revenue

    $15M

    Total Expenses

    $20.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $198K and $1M, with a median of $700K.

    25th Percentile

    $198K

    Median

    $700K

    75th Percentile

    $1M

    Geographic Reach

    Regional4 states funded

    About 17% of grants go to recipients in DC.

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    PANAMA BARTHOLOMY

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    Funding Style

    national policy advocacymarket development / market transformationworkforce developmentcampaign funding (equity-led)

    Topics

    building electrificationequity-focused clean energy deploymentelectrification workforce training and job creationmarket transformation for clean buildingsnational-level advocacy for clean energy/buildings

    Where Building Decarbonization Coalition Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are all in the United States. Washington, DC appears as the top state by grant count, and the recipient list also includes Oakland, Boulder, Seattle, Sacramento, Calabasas, Dover, and Lewes. Delaware accounts for 17% of grants to recipients in the HQ state, which indicates some in-state giving but not a dominant share. The pattern is regional rather than national in recipient geography, even as the funding themes are national in scope.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Building Decarbonization Coalition

    What does Building Decarbonization Coalition fund most often?

    The foundation most often funds national policy, market, and workforce development connected to building decarbonization. Recent grants use that language repeatedly, including $1.4 million to Sierra Club Foundation, $1.2 million to Rocky Mountain Institute, $1.2 million to Rewiring America, and $200,000 to Climate Solutions.

    Does the coalition support equity-focused building electrification work?

    Yes. In 2024 it gave $130,000 to The Leadership Counsel for Justice & Accountability and $60,000 to People’s Collective for Environmental Justice for equity-led building electrification campaigns. The foundation’s stated focus areas also include equitable implementation and environmental justice.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is large. The 25th percentile is $197,500, the median is $700,000, and the 75th percentile is $1,000,000. That profile suggests a preference for substantial grants rather than small awards.

    Are grants recurring or mostly one-time awards?

    Several recipients appear in multiple years. Rocky Mountain Institute, Sierra Club Foundation, and Rewiring America each received grants in both 2024 and 2025, which shows repeated support across years rather than isolated one-off giving.

    Does Building Decarbonization Coalition fund individuals?

    No. The foundation is marked as not funding individuals, and the recent grants list is made up of organizational recipients such as Sierra Club Foundation, Rocky Mountain Institute, Rewiring America, and Climate Solutions.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATIONOAKLAND, CA$1,400,0002025GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    REWIRING AMERICAWASHINGTON, DC$1,200,0002025GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTEBOULDER, CO$1,200,0002025GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    CLIMATE SOLUTIONSSEATTLE, WA$200,0002025GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTEBOULDER, CO$1,000,0002024GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    REWIRING AMERICAWASHINGTON, DC$1,000,0002024GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATIONOAKLAND, CA$1,000,0002024GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
    HEAT PUMP NATION INCDOVER, DE$400,0002024TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO CORRECT ACCOUNT.
    THE LEADERSHIP COUNSEL FOR JUSTICE & ACCOUNTABILITYSACRAMENTO, CA$130,0002024EQUITY-LED BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION CAMPAIGNS
    PEOPLE'S COLLECTIVE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICECALABASAS, CA$60,0002024EQUITY-LED BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION CAMPAIGNS

    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATION

    $1,400,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    REWIRING AMERICA

    $1,200,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE

    $1,200,000
    BOULDER, CO2025

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

    $200,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE

    $1,000,000
    BOULDER, CO2024

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    REWIRING AMERICA

    $1,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC
    2024

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATION

    $1,000,000
    OAKLAND, CA2024

    GRANT TO ADVANCE NATIONAL POLICY, MARKET AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.

    HEAT PUMP NATION INC

    $400,000
    DOVER, DE2024

    TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO CORRECT ACCOUNT.

    THE LEADERSHIP COUNSEL FOR JUSTICE & ACCOUNTABILITY

    $130,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2024

    EQUITY-LED BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION CAMPAIGNS

    PEOPLE'S COLLECTIVE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

    $60,000
    CALABASAS, CA2024

    EQUITY-LED BUILDING ELECTRIFICATION CAMPAIGNS