Our Reciprocity and Regranting Program is one of several ways that we fill a unique space that is critical to advancing a just and equitable future in a climate changed world.
Respect, relationships, and reciprocity are at the core of the Climate Science Alliance’s commitment. We are dedicated to doing our part to support trust-based philanthropy and support pathways that efficiently get funding into peoples’ hands in an equitable and accessible manner. Our approach to regranting is from the heart and focused on meeting the needs of our partners. Due to limited funding, our application process is competitive but we have done our best to reduce barriers and challenges associated with applying and have taken on additional responsibilities to better support applicants.
The Climate Science Alliance is working collaboratively with foundations, government entities, and donors to identify and bridge gaps to advance trust-based investments in climate solutions.
Since 2023, we have been able to invest:
As a team, we are here to be in-service to community and are committed to being bold in tackling climate challenges in a way that creates lasting transformative impact.
These awards go beyond financial investments—we match them with the support, technical skills, and expertise of our team and advisors to ensure our partners are fully supported. We are grateful to our funders and community partners who trust us and give us the ability to be creative and responsive to our partners’ needs.
Grants to Tribal-serving, Indigenous-led, and community-based organizations
Strengthening the capacity of organizations for collaboration, planning, and activities to advance efforts to promote co-stewardship and climate resilience.
Technical Advisors, Fellowships, and Internships
Compensated opportunities for technical advisors, fellows, and interns to develop climate adaptation training, projects, activities, and/or to mentor, guide, and advise on projects.
Grants for small projects and professional development
Supporting community-led efforts that fill in gaps in existing projects and help seed fund new efforts to advance community-led climate programs, planning, events, and activities.
