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GrantWashington — Forterra Community Restoration Grants 2026 Round 1 (Up to $25,000; November 15)

Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review

FundingUp to $25,000 USD per eligible Washington restoration project; typical target requests $10,000–$25,000, with requests below $10,000 considered. Applicants may receive partial awards; one award per organization per calendar year.

DeadlineOPEN Round 1: applications open October 15 through November 15, 2026. Submit completed application to restoration@forterra.org by November 15, 2026; the official site says 'no later than midnight' without a time zone. Later separate 2027 rounds are January 11–February 15 and May 1–31.

Required next actionConfirm eligible Washington 501(c)(3) nonprofit, qualified fiscal sponsor or Tribal entity lead; verify site public/community accessibility, hands-on restoration, and native plant threshold. Download the official 2026 Round 1 grant application from https://forterra.org/our-work/programs/community-restoration-grants/ and prepare project locations, youth/community benefits, budget, site photos and landowner support if needed. Email completed materials to restoration@forterra.org by November 15, 2026; confirm the exact 'midnight' closing hour/time zone with Forterra.

Current statusOPEN: Forterra Community Restoration Grants 2026 Round 1 for Washington nonprofit, sponsored community groups and Tribal entities. Round 1 applications close November 15, 2026. Official site calls cutoff 'midnight' without a specified time zone.Source verification2026-11-06Tracked applicant typesNonprofit Organization, Tribal Government or Organization

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Funding Potential

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Actionability

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