We are grateful for the support of our current and past funders, including:
Ballmer Group
Climate Cousins Foundation
Climate Justice Resilience Fund
ClimateWorks Foundation
Fondation CHANEL
Ford Foundation
Guardian UK
Hopper-Dean Family Foundation
Lemelson Foundation
Libra Foundation
McNulty Foundation
Moccasin Lake Foundation
New England International Donors
Open Society Foundations
Panta Rhea Foundation
Patagonia
Porticus Foundation
Re:Arc Institute
Solidaire Network
Sprocket Foundation
Sunderland Foundation
Swift Foundation
Swiss Philanthropy Foundation
Wallace Global Fund
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund
Wm. Collins Kohler Foundation
Other institutional, individual, and anonymous donors
The CLIMA Fund models the kind of collaboration that the philanthropic sector desperately needs.
The CLIMA Fund is an extraordinary collaboration investing deeply in the power of grassroots leadership. All four entities in the collaborative are trusted intermediaries who broker thoughtful relationships between grassroots leaders and donors. By nurturing deep trust, CLIMA mitigates the structural inequities inherent in donor-invested relationships. Not only do dollars go directly to grassroots leaders and strategies, the CLIMA Fund models the kind of collaboration and radical love that the philanthropic sector desperately needs.
The CLIMA Fund partners with folks across the globe investing in grassroots strategies
From South African farmers to urban Black farmers, from landless Brazilian women survivors to migrant domestic workers, low income communities of color around the world are on the front lines of social justice movements and the gravest effects of climate change. The CLIMA Fund partners with folks across the globe investing in grassroots strategies that center those most impacted with the most effective strategies to confront climate change. The Libra Foundation is proud to support this critical work that’s illuminating the interconnectedness and power of environmental justice movements worldwide.
CLIMA is one of a kind
CLIMA is one of a kind. It is a collaboration of four highly effective organizations that have first-hand knowledge of the realities of climate change impacts on the ground. Based on the decades-long experience of the participating organizations, they are providing solutions and strategies based on agroecology, renewable energy, community resistance to extractive industries, and support for indigenous peoples as guardians of their forests. I highly recommend funders and NGOs to read CLIMA’s Soil to Sky report that provides a detailed analysis and an insight to grassroots solutions in addressing climate change
