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The Accords on the Future of Environmental Philanthropy

The 2025 Fall Retreat in Santa Ana Pueblo marked the next chapter for environmental philanthropy. Over the course of three days at the Retreat, EGA members and philanthropic leaders collaborated to outline and shape our collective vision of the future of philanthropy that led to the creation of The Accords on the Future of Environmental Philanthropy.

We are seeking bold partners and committed endorsers to amplify and align this effort so that our vision of philanthropy as a part of movement is realized, in real time. 

We invite you to read the Accords, and add your endorsement to amplify your commitment to the ongoing practice of just philanthropy in support of people and planet. 

“Addressing the climate crisis will require all of us to come together in this fight, and philanthropy must be ready to adequately support communities that are creating just solutions to sustain people and planet for generations to come.”

Gabriel Jones

Resource Mobilization Director, Midwest Environmental Justice Network

Tracking Racial Equity

The Racial Equity in Environmental Philanthropy Report examines funding to Black, Indigenous, and all People of Color (BIPOC)−led organizations across the United States. It fills a knowledge gap on racial justice funding, and is especially of interest to foundation trustees, supporting BIPOC-led organizations. Moreover, this report sets a baseline for the availability of demographic data to foster greater transparency within environmental philanthropy. It also includes analysis by issue area, geography and strategic focus on funding to BIPOC-led groups. EGA members are encouraged to download the report today to learn more.

Latest Publications

  • 2023 TTF Data Findings

    At the 2025 Fall Retreat, EGA offered a Tracking the Field Resource Library to showcase the newest findings based on 2023 grantmaking data tracked by EGA’s TTF program. In 2023, we recorded over 15,900 environmental grants given by EGA members, totaling more than $3.2 billion, a 19% increase from $2.7 billion in 2022. Energy & Climate continues to be the most-funded issue area by EGA members, receiving 42% of EGA members’ total funding in 2023. Biodiversity & Land issues received 16% of funding, Water issues received 10%, Systems received 17%, and, notably, Health & Justice issues received 13% (down from 16% of total funding in 2022 one year prior). Our 2023 environmental grantmaking data analysis explored EGA members’ grantmaking by international region, domestic region, issue area, grantmaking strategy, and communities impacted. Review the data posters to learn more.

    • Full Report available to members only
  • EGA Post-Election Resource Guide

    EGA is here to bolster your navigation of the changing landscape of ideas and agendas.  We humbly offer a Post-Election Resource Guide to inspire you and inform your decisions about how to show up in this next chapter. 

    • Full Report available to members only

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