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Focus of This Profile: Grants in support of environment to include issues of alternative energy, the fight against climate change, alternative agriculture, and conservation of biological diversity.

Principal Office: USA

The Max and Anna Levinson Foundation makes grants to nonprofit organizations committed to developing a more just, caring, ecological, and sustainable world.

Levinson’s thematic areas are:

• Environment;
• Social; and
• Jewish Culture and Israel.

Grants in Environment are for activities in the USA and the developing world.

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Grant Programs for Agriculture, Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources

Environment. The Foundation’s interests in Environment are the following.

• Protection of ecosystems and biological diversity;
• Alternative energy and conversion from the oil economy;
• Alternative agriculture and local green economic development;
• Breaking the link between resource extraction, civil and international conflict, and markets;
• Climate change; and
• Development of environmental movements.

Most grants are to environmental NGOs and other nonprofit organizations in the USA, including for support of programs and projects that have an international focus.

Grants generally range from US$15 thousand to US$25 thousand.

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Geographical Distribution of Grant Activities in Developing Countries

Worldwide

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Comments

Grant seekers should review Levinson’s list of recent grants to understand the organizations and activities it chooses to fund.

The Foundation’s tax reports include data on grants made.

The Foundation provides complete contact information.

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Last Profile Review

February 2013

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