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Grantees Foster a Connection to Nature and Latinx Identity
As of 2023, almost 20% of the U.S. population identifies as Hispanic, which equates to over 65 million people. September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. The month celebrates the range of
Food Forests Offer an Agricultural Alternative
Food systems intersect with climate change in multiple ways. Agriculture is a major contributor to climate change. Our modern food system produces high levels of CO2 emissions, which accelerate the greenhouse effect,
Climate Change is Shaping Philanthropic Work
Climate change has an impact on virtually all areas of human life. Extreme heat and more frequent storms are shifting where we live, how we engage in recreation, and how we construct our built environment. Stress about
Year At A Glance
34.5K+
youth served
$2.41M
invested in youth recreation programs
96
grants made
$19.4M
to 270+ organizations across the U.S. in the past decade