We’re excited to introduce three new team members who have joined us this summer, seasoned leaders who are helping us expand and deepen our power building and climate and economic justice grantmaking and supporting our organizational growth and fundraising. We’re hiring one more senior program officer in the Atlantic Coast region to fill out the team.
Read MoreWe’re excited to welcome two new staff and share updates from Houston and our evolving strategy to support access to new federal funding for a community-driven transition to clean energy.
Read MoreWith the Inflation Reduction Act’s new climate funding programs rolling out at breakneck speed, funders and community groups alike are scrambling to understand the opportunity and what it will take to make good on the IRA’s promise of benefitting disadvantaged communities. We gathered grantee partners in Houston on February 3 to get started.
Read MoreIn honor of International Women’s Day, we spotlight some of the women leaders in the US South who are delivering clean energy and climate resilience in ways that build wealth and protect health in their communities; stopping the expansion of oil, gas, and other dirty energy industries in their backyards; and protecting democratic rights and holding government accountable.
Read MoreCommission Shift is one of a growing number of groups shining a light on powerful regulatory agencies that are captured by the industries they regulate, and leveraging people power to hold them accountable.
Read MoreOur fall 2022 grantmaking focuses on helping groups rise to both opportunities and challenges of the Inflation Reduction Act, and ensure that the promise of this historic climate legislation is realized in ways that move us closer to justice.
Read MoreAjulo Othow and other community leaders in North Carolina are making sure the state’s solar boom is a boon to communities that typically get left behind.
Read MoreWe’re celebrating our three-year anniversary with the release our first ever Triennial Report! Get stories and videos from leaders across the South; a look at grantee partners’ collective progress toward climate, racial, and gender justice; our assessment of the most important priorities and opportunities in the coming years, and more.
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce the award of multi-year grants to ten organizations in Houston working to meet community-identified needs of weatherized and energy-efficient housing, affordable renewable energy access, and clean and equitable mobility.
Read MoreChrista Mancias and Bekah Hinojosa took Hive Fund staff to visit sites near Brownsville, Texas where three liquified natural gas export terminals and a slew of oil and gas pipelines have been proposed.
Read MoreColette Pichon Battle shares some reflections on her approach to leadership after decades of visionary organizing, legal work, and movement-building.
Read MoreMozine Lowe is leading a fight to make sure communities like hers aren’t left behind in the state’s transition to renewable energy.
Read MoreHive Fund grantee partners continue to engage a record number of people in our democracy; elevate climate, racial, and gender justice issues to the top of policymakers’ agendas; and bring creativity, culture, joy, and power to growing social movements. We are in awe of their progress.
Read MoreThe Hive Fund celebrates its inclusion as one of 18 organizations receiving a Climate Justice Grant from the Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and #StartSmall, Jack Dorsey’s philanthropic initiative.
Read MoreHive Fund grantee partners continue to engage a record number of people in our democracy; elevate climate, racial, and gender justice issues to the top of policymakers’ agendas; and bring creativity, culture, joy, and power to growing social movements. We are in awe of their progress.
Read MoreWe’re thrilled to welcome 16 new grantee partners this winter who are continuing to strengthen our multi-racial democracy, organizing to stop new oil and gas facilities, and shaping new clean and equitable economies.
Read MoreThe Hive Fund for Climate and Gender Justice is pleased to be among the recipients of the Bezos Earth Fund’s most recent round of grant-making to advance climate justice in the US. The Hive Fund’s participatory grantmaking supports those most impacted by pollution and disinvestment, especially in the US South, where climate emissions are high and philanthropic and public investments are low.
Read MoreJoin the Hive Fund for an interactive exploration of how multiracial, multipronged, multi-solving approaches are being used in oil and gas country in Texas, and how they can inform funding strategies across the region.
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