Assistance to Non-Profit Organizations with Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued two Cooperative Agreements totaling $150 thousand in federal dollars under CFDA 66.311, with the most recent award dated July 2, 2007. This program funds non-profit organization activities relating to environmental justice.

This program is not currently active for new funding. The two awards in the portfolio date to July 2007, and no grant opportunities have been posted recently. The program's award cadence stopped after 2007, making it a dormant funding line with no demonstrated recent activity.

The funded projects address community engagement and water security in environmental justice contexts. One award supported community education about environmental and public health issues impacting local water bodies. The second award provided safe and reliable sanitary drinking water to families in Comunidad Portillo Miramar in Barrio Collo. Both awards operated as Cooperative Agreements with two-year performance periods (July 2007–June 2009).

All funding under this listing came from the EPA. The two awards obligated $150 thousand in federal dollars, with non-federal cost-share contributions bringing total dollars obligated to $186 thousand. Individual award magnitudes were $110,736 and $75,000.

Applicants pursuing funding under this Assistance Listing should verify its current operational status with the EPA before investing in proposal development. The nineteen-year gap between the most recent award and the present date, coupled with the absence of any posted grant opportunities in the source material, signals that this program may not be actively accepting applications.