Support for Conservation Programs in the Western U.S. and Canada
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation: Environmental Program The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation works to resolve social and environmental problems in the U.S. and around the world. One of the focus areas of the Foundation’s Environmental Program is to build broad-based support for the conservation of lands and rivers among key constituencies in the North American West, including twelve states in the U.S. and three provinces in western Canada. In addition, the program provides support to organizations working to lower global emissions of greenhouse gases and traditional pollutants worldwide. Online letters of inquiry targeting one of these two Environment Program focus areas are accepted throughout the year. Visit the Foundation’s website for detailed information on the Environment Program funding guidelines.

Grants Promote a Just and Sustainable World
The Glaser Progress Foundation
The Glaser Progress Foundation aims to build a more just, sustainable, and humane world by supporting nonprofit organizations with a national focus and a strong history of success in targeted program areas. The mission of the Measuring Progress program is to build a more equitable and sustainable world by measuring what we value rather than valuing what we measure. The Independent Media program works to strengthen democracy by fostering a strong and diverse community of independent voices. The Animal Advocacy program, which has a regional focus, partners with animal protection organizations to combat companion animal overpopulation in the Pacific Northwest. Applications may be submitted at any time. Visit the Foundation’s website to review a list of example grants in each program area and download the application guidelines.