Grants

To support the Greenwich House Pottery Artists-in-Residence Program

To support the Convergence internship program for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in fiber arts programs

To support the Mahukona Project and ʻĀina Protection Projects with a focus on Coastlines and Lands that grow healthy food

To support six BIPOC fellowships for two-week intensive studio workshops during the 2024 summer season

To support seasonal interns in spending 10-weeks on the farm to gain hands-on experience learning ancient Hawaiian traditional methods of farming, important cultural lessons and life skills

To support the Artist Residency Program

To support IdeaWild’s small equipment fund for biological field research projects

General operating

To support the Artists-in-Residence working in craft-based mediums

To support CoFED’s Just Leader Fellowship program

To support the development of an Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) Baccalaureate (BFA) degree in Gaming and Interactive Arts, which brings together interdisciplinary faculty and students and increases diversity in contemporary, cinematic and computer arts studies and industries

To support the Lift All Boats Program

To support Caleb Scholars Program, focused on field-based research

To support the Conservation Leadership Development Program and/or the Hawaiʻi Youth Conservation Corps Program

To support the Incubator Program

To support projects that protect natural and working lands and create access to nature

To support the field research internship program at the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center with a focus on community college students

To support the Maine Craft Artist Award

To support Farmland Protection and/or Small Grants Programs

To support the Apprenticeship Program

To support projects at the intersection of natural resource management and public access on the San Mateo County coast, including Cloverdale Ranch Open Space Preserve

To support recent college graduates and graduate students in a field-based internship studying sharks and rays

To support a scientific illustration internship for an undergraduate or graduate student

To support field research of graduate students in the Graduate Studies Program

To support the education program and conservation research on California wildlife and ecosystems, including the Career Development Pathway Program in those two areas