The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation (FTPF) offers planting materials and technical assistance to establish fruit orchards that will be used for charitable purposes. Fruit orchards must serve communities for generations, at places such as community gardens, public schools, city/state parks, low-income neighborhoods, international hunger relief sites, or animal sanctuaries. Applicants must be nonprofit organizations, public or nonprofit schools, or government entities serving a charitable purpose. Most programs are implemented in the USA. However, FTPF will also consider international projects. Applications are accepted continuously. Plant fruit trees
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Well Aware — Water Projects in East Africa
Well Aware aims to help local communities in East Africa find sustainable solutions to address water scarcity and contamination. Well Aware aims to support its water projects with integrated project planning; technical evaluation; project oversight; promotion of partnerships; community training in sanitation and hygiene; and community empowerment. At this time, Well Aware is only actively implementing water projects in Kenya and Tanzania. Applications can be submitted at any time; there is no deadline. About Well Aware
Rescued Tools Foundation — Tools and Small Equipment for Grassroots Groups in Africa
The Rescued Tools Foundation (Stichting Gered Gereedschap) collects and refurbishes discarded tools and small items of equipment in the Netherlands for the benefit of recipients in Sub-Saharan Africa. The priority countries are Uganda, Malawi, Tanzania and Ghana. The Foundation favors projects that offer opportunities for women, marginalized groups, co-operatives, and ecological awareness and environmental protection. Organizations that meet the Foundation’s criteria for assistance can fill out an application form. About
The Pollination Project — Seed Capital for Community Projects Worldwide
The Pollination Project offers seed funding of up to US$1 thousand to compassion-driven individuals, informally organized groups and organizations, and formally registered or incorporated non-profit organizations based anywhere in the world. Topics for projects include education, clean water, afforestation, animal advocacy, and many others. The Pollination Project welcomes applications on a rolling basis. Program Overview
African Development Bank — Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa
The Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) provides catalytic finance to unlock private-sector investments in renewable energy. SEFA offers technical assistance and concessional finance instruments. Funding requests must be aligned with three strategic priorities: (1) Green Baseload; (2) Green Mini-Grids; and (3) Energy Efficiency. Technical assistance grants are available to public and private sector entities. Applications can be submitted anytime. Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa
Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund — Implementation Team for the Mountains of Central Asia
The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) invites proposals to establish a Regional Implementation Team (RIT) to lead biodiversity conservation efforts in the Mountains of Central Asia. The selected organization will coordinate grant-making and provide strategic leadership for projects across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Eligibility is restricted to 16 pre-identified organizations that submitted a prior expression of interest, though these entities may form partnerships with other civil society groups. The program provides up to US$8 million over a five-year period to manage a portfolio of approximately 100 projects. The deadline for full proposals is 17 April 2026. Find the call
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives — Community Projects in Indonesia and Timor-Leste
The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) supports small-scale, high-impact projects in Indonesia and Timor-Leste that are designed and implemented by local partners. The program funds initiatives aligned with Global Affairs Canada’s thematic priorities, including inclusive governance, gender equality, human dignity, and climate action. Eligible applicants include local non-governmental organizations, community groups, academic institutions, and municipal or national government agencies. The average grant ranges from CAN$30 thousand to CAN$60 thousand, with a maximum allocation of CAN$100 thousand per project. The deadline for applications is 27 April 2026. Details here
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives — Community Projects in the Caribbean Islands
The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) provides funding for small-scale, high-impact projects in Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The program supports initiatives designed by local partners that address thematic priorities such as peace and security or inclusive economic growth. Eligible applicants include local non-governmental organizations, community groups, academic institutions, and municipal or national government agencies. The average grant ranges from CAN$30 thousand to CAN$60 thousand, with a maximum limit of CAN$100 thousand per project. The deadline for applications is 30 April 2026. More
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives — Community Projects in Venezuela
The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) supports small-scale, high-impact projects in Venezuela that are designed and implemented by local partners. The program funds initiatives aligned with thematic priorities such as inclusive governance, peace and security, and climate action. Eligible applicants include local non-governmental organizations, community groups, and academic institutions, with priority given to proposals submitted jointly by two or more organizations. The average grant ranges from CAN$30 thousand to CAN$60 thousand, with a maximum allocation of CAN$100 thousand. The deadline for applications is 08 May 2026. CFLI Venezuela
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives — Community Projects in Guatemala and Belize
The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) supports small-scale, high-impact projects in Guatemala and Belize that are designed and implemented by local partners. The program funds initiatives that align with Canada’s foreign policy priorities, including gender equality, human rights, inclusive governance, and climate action. Eligible applicants include local non-governmental organizations, community groups, academic institutions, and municipal or national government agencies. Most grants range from CAN$25 thousand to CAN$50 thousand, though the program can provide up to CAN$100 thousand for larger projects. The deadline for applications is 08 May 2026. CFLI Guatemala and Belize