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Join the momentum behind community-led climate solutions.

Get involved with the Justice40 Accelerator by funding our work or applying to become a Technical Assistance provider.

Help Community Climate Solutions Thrive

An estimated $100 billion+ in public funding will be invested in climate solutions before 2030. The Justice40 Accelerator works to ensure that these funds reach Black, Indigenous, and People of Color-led community organizations with climate solutions.

Your support helps us assist more organizations to access millions of public dollars for community climate solutions.

 

Fund the Justice40 Accelerator

Our work is possible because of philanthropic leaders that demonstrate their commitment to climate equity and justice.

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Apply to be a Technical Assistance Provider

Technical Assistance (TA) partners come from organizations with values that align with the Justice40 Accelerator and a successful track record serving grassroots organizations. We welcome both pro-bono and fee-for-service applicants.

Read more about the role in the Technical Assistance Partner RFI.

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  • The Justice40 Accelerator has given us the technical assistance to move through the entire federal process and come out with success. We'll seek support from the Accelerator and our community as we implement our award because the real work of justice marches on.

    Donele Wilkins, The Green Door Initiative

  • The most valuable takeaway for us was the technical assistance that we've been able to obtain. Because of that assistance, we've been able to write a couple of USDA awards, one of which we were recently awarded to fund our community-owned grocery store.

    Eric Simpson, West Georgia Farmers Cooperative

  • We used Justice40 funding and technical assistance to open our first Affordable Housing Cooperative. We can't appreciate you enough!

    Struggle for Miami's Affordable and Sustainable Housing (SMASH)

  • The Justice40 Accelerator has allowed us to demystify grant writing and make it a more collaborative process. We realized that grant writing is really the way that we start to envision our future.

    Kimberly Doley, Water Wise Gulf South

  • The networking opportunities, information shared, and access to technical support has been helpful for us to build our confidence and capacity.

    Omar Muhammad, Lowcountry Alliance for Model Communities (LAMC)