Grants

 Weyerhaeuser Foundation ∫ The Lawrence Foundation∫ Climate Ride ∫ TJX Foundation ∫ Project Dash ∫

Through the Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund, we support U.S. and Canadian communities where we have a significant presence or business interest. These communities range from rural to metropolitan, each with unique priorities and needs. Our employees serve on local advisory committees for our Giving Fund and help develop funding priorities within seven focus areas to support their communities: affordable housing; education and youth development; environmental stewardship; human services; civic and cultural growth; workforce development; and inclusion. These focus areas provide a strong companywide framework for giving while allowing flexibility to meet specific needs in our different communities.

Through the Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund, we concentrate the majority of our funding in seven focus areas:

  • Affordable Housing
  • Education and Youth Development
  • Environmental Stewardship
  • Human Services
  • Civic and Cultural Growth
  • Workforce Development
  • Inclusion

To learn more about our giving focus areas, view our community grantmaking framework.

Climate Ride organizes charitable biking, running, and hiking events to raise awareness and support sustainability, active transportation, and environmental causes.

Through Climate Ride’s Environmental Justice Action Grants program, grants are awarded to organizations throughout the United States that are fighting systemic racism, making progress on environmental and social justice, and providing more opportunities to experience the outdoors and sports.

Specific areas of interest include:

  • renewable energy;
  • climate policy;
  • sustainable food or farms;
  • outdoor recreation;
  • environmental law;
  • community organizing;
  • voting rights
  • watersheds;
  • sustainable transportation;
  • pollution; and,
  • BIPOC youth access to outdoor sports.

Climate Ride uses a crowd-sourced and community-based selection process. Potential grantees are nominated by members of the Climate Ride community and then decided on by a panel through ranked-choice voting. Special consideration is given to organizations led by BIPOC, LGBTQIA, and women.

The Lawrence Foundation supports U.S.-based nonprofit organizations working in environment, human services, and other areas of impact. Its December cycle opens September 1, 2026, and typically awards grants of $5,000–$10,000.

Eligible applicants may submit through the online portal when the cycle opens September 1.

Key details:
– Applicant type: U.S. 501(c)(3) public charities and certain public entities
– Geographic scope: United States
– Typical award: $5,000–$10,000
– Opens: September 1, 2026
– Deadline: October 31, 2026, at 11:59:59 p.m. CT
– Focus: Environment, human services, and other charitable purposes

Organizations should review the foundation’s current guidance, confirm fit and cycle availability, and follow all official application instructions before submitting.

The TJX Foundation
October 31, Rolling Review
Our US Foundation

The TJX Foundation is accepting letters of inquiry from qualifying U.S. nonprofits serving vulnerable families and children. The Foundation does not publish a typical award range, and letters are reviewed on a rolling basis through the end of the annual portal window.

Priority areas include:

– Food, clothing, and shelter
– Out-of-school opportunities supporting school success
– Workforce readiness for youth ages 16–24
– Safety from relationship abuse
– Services near TJX operating locations

Applicants must be registered 501(c)(3) organizations for at least 12 months, provide services within 15 miles of a TJX store, distribution center, or office, and not have applied for or received TJX funding during the current fiscal year. General operating support, salaries, capital campaigns, scholarships, municipalities, schools, sponsorships, and several other request types are excluded.

Welcome to the application for Project DASH: 2027 Food as Medicine Impact Grants! To mark 150 million meals delivered via Project DASH, DoorDash is establishing a new $150,000 fund to help our partners bring nutritious food into patient care through the home delivery of services like produce prescriptions, medically tailored meals, and medically tailored groceries. We encourage partners to apply for funds to support projects that achieve one of the following goals:

  • Scale an existing Food as Medicine program to drive greater impact (e.g., reach more patients, add a new referral partner, expand into a new region)
  • Pilot a new Food as Medicine program (e.g., a new produce prescription partnership, a new medically tailored groceries initiative)
  • Add a home delivery component to an existing Food as Medicine program (e.g., increase participation by offering home delivery)

How this differs from standard Project DASH Impact Grants

  • Fixed application window: Unlike standard Project DASH Impact Grants, which Project DASH partners may apply for anytime and are reviewed on a rolling basis, this is a one-time cycle related to our Hunger Action Month commitment. Applications open Sept 14, 2026 and close Nov 30, 2026. There is no rolling deadline for this specific track.
  • Full-year grant period: This grant supports a full 2027 grant period rather than the standard 6-month cycle, meaning that the funds must be spent during 2027. Your milestones, budget, and metrics should be planned in quarters across the full year.
  • Organizations that don’t currently partner with Project DASH may apply: All applicants should outline how funds would support the home delivery component of their Food as Medicine programs, and preference will be given to organizations that plan to partner with Project DASH on their Food as Medicine programs.

If your organization currently partners with Project DASH and is looking to expand or launch a home delivery program that is not related to Food as Medicine, our standard Project DASH Impact Grants are still available and applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Timeline for application review and award notification

  • Application window: September 14 – November 30, 2026
  • Grant decisions will be communicated by: December 31, 2026
  • Grant recipients will receive funds by: February 28, 2027

Other important notes

  • Award size per recipient: Up to $15,000 per organization
  • Eligibility: Open to 501(c)(3) organizations, including community organizations and healthcare institutions, currently running or planning to launch a Food as Medicine program with a home delivery component. Preference is given to organizations that currently partner with Project DASH; new organizations may also apply. Organizations that have previously received Project DASH Impact Grants are still eligible to apply.
  • Use of grant funds: Funds must be used for home delivery-related expenses tied to your Food as Medicine program, including but not limited to delivery fees, staffing, food procurement, and other operational expenses.
  • Grant period: Recipients must use funds to cover expenses incurred during the 2027 grant period, which will be outlined in your award letter.
  • Reporting: Recipients will be required to complete mid-year and end-of-year surveys in 2027 detailing the status of their Food as Medicine programs and the use of grant funds.
  • Questions? Email projectdash@doordash.com any time during the application process.