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Free list · updated weeklyGrants that fund watershed and habitat restoration, outdoor and environmental education, conservation and community sustainability projects. Most are regional (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nebraska and utility service areas), so check the "Where" line first. Some funders list environment as one of several program areas; the eligibility line says which.
Last updated October 18, 2026 · 13 open grants · listings verified Oct 18, 2026
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Be Outside, Idaho (Idaho Recreation and Tourism Initiative) Closing soon
Who can apply: Idaho schools, government entities and nonprofits with projects that get children outdoors (outdoor and environmental education). Paid on reimbursement after a final report by Jun 4, 2027. Not for transportation, entrance fees, food, permanent staff salaries or t-shirts.
Community Sustaining Fund of Thurston County Open
Who can apply: Individuals, unincorporated groups and nonprofits with projects developed and led by Thurston County residents. Focus: social justice, environmental sustainability and community building; new and emerging projects with few other funding sources get priority. Not usually for recurring/operating costs.
Coquille Tribal Community Fund Open
Who can apply: Charitable organizations in the five counties. Focus areas: education (incl. after-school), public safety, arts & culture, environment, historic preservation, health (incl. food and energy assistance) and problem gaming. Not eligible: general operating/salaries, medical clinics, residential care, recreation sponsorships, religious programs.
Sammamish Rotary Foundation Open
Who can apply: Local nonprofits and community groups with specific, time-bound projects benefiting east King County. Priorities include health, food security, youth development and environmental stewardship. No staff salaries; payments go only to a charitable organization. Have your nonprofit status and Tax ID ready.
Lincoln Community Foundation Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities located in or serving Lincoln/Lancaster County. Operations, program or capital requests in arts & culture, community improvement, education & youth, environment & animals, and health & human services. One Open Door grant per calendar year; not for religious or political purposes. Simple application (no grant writer needed).
Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3)s, schools, government agencies and religious organizations doing community work in Southwest Idaho, with at least $50,000 in annual revenue. Specific projects only (no general overhead, endowments or capital campaigns). Six interest areas incl. basic needs, arts, education, environment, health and rural communities.
Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund Open
Who can apply: Charitable organizations and local governments in the 11 counties, or activities with at least 51% Native American participants anywhere in the U.S. Purposes include education, health, public safety, prevention, housing, arts, environment and culture. No 501(c)(3) paperwork required. The FAQ says awards have averaged $5,000–$6,500.
Spirit Mountain Community Fund Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3)s working in the 11-county service area. Program areas: arts & culture, historic preservation, education, environmental preservation, health and public safety. Request no more than 50% of the project budget; one grant at a time.
Wildhorse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Government, Tribal and nonprofit organizations in the service area. Program areas include arts and culture, education, environment, historic preservation, public health, public safety, salmon restoration and problem gambling. Usually one grant per 12 months.
Spirit Mountain Community Fund Open
Who can apply: Same 11 counties and program areas as Small Grants; very competitive. Request no more than 50% of the project budget.
Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) Open
Who can apply: Tribes, watershed councils, soil and water conservation districts, nonprofits, schools and local governments restoring native fish and wildlife habitat or watershed function. Cost match required (see OWEB guidance).
Black Hills Energy Rolling
Who can apply: 501(c)(3)s and schools in or serving the service territory. Priorities: thriving communities (food security, housing, childcare, energy assistance, veterans and first responders), conservation, and future leaders (education, STEAM, mentoring). Register in NPOconnect first.
NorthWestern Energy Rolling
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) or 170(c)(2) organizations operating in the service territory. Categories: education, health and human services, civic and community (incl. youth and senior groups), culture and the arts, and resource conservation. Not national organizations (local affiliates OK), religious purposes or individuals.
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