We Provide Grants to Indigenous-Led Grassroots Organizers Focused on Environmental Issues

Our Grant Cycle

If you are an indigenous organization working on urgent environmental issues in the Southwest or Western regions of North America, you may qualify for one of our annual grants.

​Our granting cycle begins in the early spring of each year, culminating in a review of applications on or near March 21, David's birthday.

Who are our previous grantees? See below.

To Apply for a Grant

For grant inquiries, please contact us.

An application will be sent either via email or postal mail after a conversation to determine your eligibility.

Previous DSOFFTE Grantees

Black Mesa Trust
 
Black Mesa Water Coalition
 
Black Mesa Water Coalition/Just Transition Coalition

C-Aquifer for Diné

Corbin Harney (Shundahai/Energy Research)
 
Diné Citizens Against Ruining our Environment (Diné C.A.R.E.)

Eastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium Mining (ENDAUM)

Edible Landscape Project

​Forgotten People

Great Basin Water Network (GBWN)

Honor the Earth

Honor the Earth/Chiapas Pilot Project

Honor the Earth/Western Shoshone Project

​Honor Our Pueblo Existence (HOPE)

Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute

​IINA Solutions

Indian Peaks Band of Paiute Tribe – Stop Western Water Grab

Indigenous Life Ways

Margene Bullcreek (Citizen Alert)

Nihi K’é Bá (For Our Relatives)

Noowuh Knowledge Center

​Ohngo Guadadeh Devia/Skull Valley Resistance

People of Red Mountain (Atsa Koodakuh Wyh Nuwu)

​​​Picuris Mine Relief Program

Pikyanivi Warmth for Hopi and Tewa (PWHT)

​Piñon Bioregional Lifeways Network

Piñon Community Garden Project

Red Water Pond Road Community Association

Soaring Eagle Express Incorporated (SEEI)

​TEWA Women United
 
Tó Nizhóní Ání (TNA)

Traditional Native Farmers Association (TNAFA)

Water Resources Action Project (WRAP)

Western Mining Action Network
 
Western Shoshone Defense Project

WMAN Indigenous Caucus