We seek proposals for innovative actions with measurable outcomes to positively impact our environment. We are looking for opportunities to support habitat protection, coastal resilience, water quality, energy efficiency, environmental outreach and more. For example, proposals can:

• Clean up our waterways and shorelines, which provide critical marine habitat that supports our fisheries.
• Plant mangroves and other coastal vegetation to improve marine habitat, reduce beach erosion and also help protect communities from flooding.
• Plant inland trees and increase greenery in cities to counteract rising temperatures and clean our air.
• Protect and preserve marine habitat, which supports sea turtles and our local fisheries.
• Protect coral reefs and create more artificial reefs to expand marine habitat.
• Reduce/recycle single-use plastics, which often end up polluting local waterways.
• Increase solar panel usage to create more energy-efficient homes and businesses.
• Encourage water conservation strategies to help reduce saltwater intrusion from sea-level rise and ensure we have fresh, quality drinking water.
• Engage and educate residents about any of the above issues and beyond that can protect our natural areas, make our community more resilient to climate change and inspire more local eco-stewards.

For additional information, click here to download the full RFP.

HOW TO APPLY:

Application Start: Dec. 14

Application Deadline: EXTENDED to February 22, 2022 at 11:45 p.m.

Q&A Session: January 21, 2022 at 9 a.m. via Zoom. Please click here to register.

Panel Interviews with Finalists: March 28 or 29, 2022

Grants Awarded: May 2022 (The earliest a project can begin is June 1, 2022)

Grant Range: Up to $50,000

Official applications are accepted only through PhilNet. Click here to apply now.

Nonprofits with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status to provide services to Broward County. City or county agencies with projects that demonstrate charitable intent in Broward County. Individuals are not eligible to apply. Previous or current grantee organizations must be in good standing with the Foundation and have submitted all required reports and documentation for all prior grants per the grant agreement.

The Foundation will not provide support to organizations which, in their constitution or practice, discriminate against a person or group on the basis of: age, political affiliation, race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, religious belief, ethnicity, or national origin.