Northstar Toolkit helps environmental nonprofits match with aligned funders, organize conservation data, and write compelling applications backed by real impact metrics.
Grant writing in environment comes with unique obstacles. Northstar Toolkit is built to solve them.
Ecological surveys, biodiversity metrics, carbon reduction data, and GIS outputs are hard to translate into accessible grant narratives without losing scientific rigor.
Climate and environmental funding is growing fast but shifting. New funders, new priorities, and policy changes mean constant research to stay current.
Environmental outcomes often unfold over years or decades. Funders want to see measurable short-term milestones tied to long-term conservation goals.
Environmental work increasingly intersects with social justice, public health, and economic development. Applications must speak to multiple audiences.
Search foundations funding conservation, climate action, environmental justice, clean energy, and sustainable agriculture. Analyze their 990 giving patterns.
The Riverside Community Foundation shows strong alignment with community-focused organizations in the Pacific Northwest. Their emphasis on equity and local impact suggests excellent potential for partnership.
Import ecological surveys, program evaluations, and community impact reports. Build a searchable evidence base that makes scientific data accessible for applications.
Generate drafts that cite your actual conservation outcomes and community data. The AI balances scientific accuracy with compelling storytelling.
The Urban Sustainability Coalition has demonstrated measurable impact in climate resilience programming since 2015. In FY2023, we served 2,847 community members across 12 urban neighborhoods.
Our annual budget of $1.2M supports a team of 8 full-time staff with expertise in environmental justice and community organizing.
Join environment organizations using Northstar Toolkit to find funders, organize evidence, and write winning applications.