Black-Led Climate Actions - Featuring The Solutions Project Grantees - CleanTechnica

The Solutions Project is a nonprofit foundation dedicated to funding and amplifying grassroots climate organizations, primarily led by women and people of color, through a model called Solidarity Philanthropy that centers equity and justice. With over $50 million invested in more than 350 grantees, the Project supports initiatives that prioritize frontline climate justice leadership. They have co-created ecosystem funds such as the Justice 40 Accelerator and Fund for Frontline Power to bolster innovations and leadership from communities most impacted by climate change. Their work highlights Black-led climate solutions across the United States that are making significant progress in resilience, sustainability, and environmental justice. Several featured grantees illustrate the impact of these efforts. The New Alpha Community Development Corporation in South Carolina, led by Rev. Leo Woodberry, addresses water quality issues by installing hydropanels that generate fresh drinking water and launching the South’s first environmental justice training center. They also acquired a 305-acre property for forest conservation and ecotourism, aiming to create