Latest Grants

Bureau of Land Management Public Lands Rule

BLM Public Lands Rule

Conservation Lands Foundation

Amount
$45,000
Year
2023
Brooks Range

Brooks Range Advocacy: The Hunt/Fish Coalition

Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

Amount
$10,000
Year
2023
DRBA

Dolores River Canyon Country Protection Campaign

Dolores River Boating Advocates

Amount
$120,000
Year
2023
Ruby Mountains

Ruby Mountains Protection Campaign

Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

Amount
$18,000
Year
2023
Native Americans in Philanthropy

Tribal Nations Conservation Pledge and Funding Collaborative

Native Americans in Philanthropy

Amount
$25,000
Year
2023
Foundation for America's Public Lands

Support for The Foundation for America’s Public Lands

The Foundation for America’s Public Lands

Amount
$25,000
Year
2023
ICL- YSP at Chief Timothy Park

Advocating for Salmon, Orcas, and Tribal Justice on the Snake River

Idaho Conservation League

Amount
$15,000
Year
2023
Bears Ears Partnership

The Lands Between – Tribal Gathering

Bears Ears Partnership

Amount
$7,500
Year
2023
The Wildlands Conservancy

Cottonwood Wash Acquisition

The Wildlands Conservancy

Amount
$35,000
Year
2023
Trust for Public Land

Tualatin Mountain Forest

The Trust for Public Land

Amount
$40,000
Year
2023
Tuleyome

Protecting Molok Luyuk

Tuleyome

Amount
$25,000
Year
2023
Southern Environmental Law Center

Securing the Designation of Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area

Southern Environmental Law Center

Amount
$10,000
Year
2023

Member Directed Grants

Twice a year, TCA member companies nominate and vote for organizations that are working to protect and conserve land and water. Member Directed grants are awarded to the most effective grassroots conservation organizations in the United States and Canada—groups working to ensure a healthy, livable planet. Learn more about our timeline, grant criteria, and how to apply.

Member Directed Grants

Confluence Program Grants

Diverse voices and perspectives ensure conservation solutions that balance the best interests of land and water, wildlife, and people. Our Confluence Program supports historically racially excluded people working to protect natural places. Each year, the Confluence Committee – made up of representatives from TCA’s staff and board, member companies, current or past grantees, and other funders and community organizations – helps guide the structure of the program and makes final grant recommendations. Learn more about the Confluence Program and available grant opportunities.

Confluence Program
DRBA

Priority Campaign Grants

Each year, The Conservation Alliance and its members select priority campaigns. These conservation opportunities are urgent, vital, and require national attention. Based on a track record of success and impact, our staff selects grassroots organization partners to receive grants that support their efforts on a specific priority campaign. Our priority campaign grant opportunities are available by invitation only. Learn more about our current priority campaigns.

Priority Campaigns

Discretionary Grants

Each year, The Conservation Alliance awards a small number of discretionary grants to support strategic opportunities and urgent funding needs. Discretionary grants offer short term support (six-months) of up to $25,000. Our discretionary grant opportunity is available by invitation only.