Mighty Arrow Family Foundation

About Mighty Arrow Family Foundation

Mighty Arrow Family Foundation’s recent giving is built around unrestricted, often multi-year support for mission-aligned organizations working on climate, food systems, land and water stewardship, and social justice. The largest recent grant in the file is a $100,000 general-support award to the CSU Foundation Paul Hudnut Impact MBA Fellowship in Fort Collins, paired with $75,000 to the Georgia Alliance Education Fund in Atlanta. Those grants fit a pattern of funding organizations that combine systems change with place-based work, rather than narrow project-only awards. The foundation’s active programs reinforce that approach. Its Mighty Partner Project is described as supporting mission-aligned organizations working on climate action, ecosystem protection, community resilience, and regenerative business, while the general grantmaking program is framed as catalytic support for early-stage and place-based organizations. Recent awards also show attention to conservation, regenerative agriculture, and local advocacy through grantees such as Water Foundation, Glen Canyon Institute-Returning Rapids Project, and One Arizona. The overall picture is of a family foundation using flexible capital to back organizations advancing environmental and social outcomes across the western United States and beyond.

What Mighty Arrow Family Foundation Funds

Climate and ecosystem work appear throughout the grant list. In 2025, Mighty Arrow Family Foundation gave $50,000 to Water Foundation for general support, and it also funded Glen Canyon Institute-Returning Rapids Project with $50,000 for general support. Those awards align with the foundation’s stated interest in climate action and ecosystem protection. Food systems and land stewardship are another clear thread. In 2023, the foundation awarded $60,000 to Regenerative Agriculture Foundation and $57,000 to National Young Farmers Coalition, both for general support. It also granted $35,000 to Quivira Coalition and $50,000 to Kitchen Table Advisors in 2025, reflecting sustained attention to agricultural resilience and stewardship. Its social justice and community-resilience interests show up as well. The foundation gave $75,000 to Georgia Alliance Education Fund and $50,000 to The Marshall Project, each for general support, alongside grants to organizations working on advocacy and civic infrastructure.

How Mighty Arrow Family Foundation Gives