5 days

remaining to apply

Funding

Open: Due on Feb 12, 2026

~50-100K

Building Community Capacity for Resiliency

The NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program (HEP), housed at the Hudson River Foundation, is offering funding to help local governments and nonprofit organizations strengthen community resilience to recurring extreme weather across the Hudson Raritan Estuary watershed. This Request for Proposals supports projects that advance research, planning, and on the ground infrastructure aimed at reducing climate driven risks such as flooding, storm impacts, and related water quality challenges. A total of $350,000 will be distributed across approximately four to six grants for projects that can be completed by June 30, 2027.

Additional Information:
Eligible applicants must be local governments or nonprofits located in or directly serving communities within the Hudson Raritan Estuary region and aligned with HEP’s 2025-2035 Action Agenda. Priority is given to efforts that deliver tangible community benefits. Letters of Inquiry are due February 12, 2026, with selected applicants invited to submit full proposals afterward.
Funding Agencies: USEPA, Hudson River Foundation
New York State
Flooding
Nature-based Solutions
Environmental Health Hazards
Stormwater Management
Water Quality
Infrastructure
Planning
Extreme Weather & Storms
Wetlands
Green Infrastructure
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