Deadline: 31-Aug-22
The Patagonia is pleased to announce the Environmental Grants Program.
Patagonia finances only environmental work. They are mainly interested in delivering Grants (donations) to organizations that identify and work with the root of a conflict and that address them with a long-term commitment. Because they believe that the most effective way to generate change is from the grassroots, their funding is focused on organizations that have strong citizen support.
They support small activist groups with provocative and action-oriented agendas, with versatile campaigns to protect and preserve our environment. They believe that individual battles to protect a forest, a section of a river or endangered native species are more effective in raising awareness and establishing themselves in public opinion. They help local groups and their communities to protect their habitats through bold and original actions that generate measurable results and impact on the authorities.
Because they are a privately owned company, they have the freedom to fund unusual groups, and they believe that is where their Grants are most effective.
Funding Information
The amounts to be assigned are variable and depend on multiple factors, but are generally in the order of US$8,000 to US$10,000.
Eligible Projects
They finance projects that:
- They build an equitable, inclusive and diverse environmental movement.
- They face systemic prejudice, discrimination, and injustice in environmental policy or outdoor spaces.
- They are focused on action.
- They build public support and involvement.
- They are strategic in their direction and goals.
- They focus on the root of problems.
- They pursue specific goals and have objectives that can be effectively measured to assess success.
- They are developed within the following countries: United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Australia, Chile, Argentina, United Kingdom, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Norway, Luxembourg, Italy, Ireland, Germany, France, Denmark, Belgium, Austria or Czech Republic.
They do not finance projects that:
- They perpetuate systemic bias and discrimination based on ethnicity, race, religion, color, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, age, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, veteran, or disability status.
- They do not belong to organizations classified as “Non-Profit Organizations”.
- They are for creating, maintaining or restoring trails.
- They are programs for fish farming, infrastructure for the transit of fish with human assistance or renovation of dams.
- They seek land acquisition, Land Trust or conservation easements.
- They are research, unless it is in direct support of a plan already developed to alleviate an environmental problem.
- They are environmental conferences.
- They are endowment funds.
- They are political campaigns
- They are “green building” projects.
For more information, visit https://patagonia-ar.com/pages/lineamientos-para-organizaciones
