Presented by Impact100 Newport County

Un couple qui prend simultanément deux postes clés dans un même parti, ça pose question. C’est ce qui vient de se produire au PSG, où Emmanuel Kueka a nommé Nourane Foster présidente nationale des femmes et Firmin Fotsing vice-président, à l’occasion de la convention d’IMPACT 100 tenue ce samedi. Une synergie officialisée, un bureau renouvelé […] L’article PSG : Kueka nomme Nourane Foster, un pari politique risqué est apparu en premier sur 237online.com.

The Cache Creek Conservancy has officially won the 2026 Impact100 Greater Sacramento Environmental Grant. According to a press release, this major award secures $100,000 in transformational funding for the organization to establish a regional propagation infrastructure project. This year’s awards, totaling $500,000 across five distinct focus areas, represent the largest collective grant cycle in Impact100 Greater Sacramento’s history. “We are incredibly honored to receive this support from the members of Impact100,” said Sheila Pratt, executive director of the Cache Creek Conservancy. “This funding allows us to build a dedicated native seed and plant propagation hub, which will protect the genetic integrity of local ecotypes for crucial restoration work across our entire watershed.” The Cache Creek Conservancy, founded in 1995, serves as a primary habitat-restoration partner for the Cache Creek Area Plan under Yolo County’s general plan. The non-profit manages the 130-acre Cache Creek Nature Preserve, protecting a 14-mile stretch of the Lower Cache Creek ecosystem. The newly funded Propagation Hub will solve a critical supply chain crisis in local conservation. Following the recent closure of the Putah Creek Council nursery, regional restoration organizations were left without a steady, reliable supply of native plants. Partner groups have increasingly struggled to fill...

Un couple qui prend simultanément deux postes clés dans un même parti, ça pose question. C’est ce qui vient de se produire au PSG, où Emmanuel Kueka a nommé Nourane Foster présidente nationale des femmes et Firmin Fotsing vice-président, à l’occasion de la convention d’IMPACT 100 tenue ce samedi. Une synergie officialisée, un bureau renouvelé […] L’article PSG : Kueka nomme Nourane Foster, un pari politique risqué est apparu en premier sur 237online.com.

The award fuels local restoration efforts to protect the Passaic River which provides drinking water to over two million New Jersey residents

MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY - Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) proudly announced today that it has become the first environmental organization to receive a $100,000 grant from Impact100 Garden State at a June 10 reception. The award will provide funding to restore the ecosystem of Loantaka Brook in Morristown, a tributary to the 83-mile-long Passaic River from where over two million New Jersey residents get their drinking water. Loantaka Brook is the most impaired stream within the Great Swamp watershed due to the heavy development which surrounds it, causing severe stormwater runoff, high road salt levels, and water pollution. “This innovative program is the first step in restoring our beloved Loantaka Brook to a healthy stream,” said Sandra LaVigne, GSWA Director of Water Quality Programs. “With the funding from Impact100, GSWA will work with experts from Rutgers University to formulate and execute a strategic plan to restore the stream’s health for generations to come.” GSWA was selected to receive one of Impact100 Garden State’s $100,000 grants from a field of more than 100 applicants. Impact100 Garden State grants are awarded based on a thorough evaluation of applications and a finalist vote by all Impact100 Garden State members, whose donations fund the...

Funding e-News 9 June 2026: Impact100 Sydney 2026 Grant; Creative Australia Arts & Disability Initiative; Healthy Cities Landcare Grants; and more...

 

Impact100 Essex said the grant process drew a record number of applications this year.

The organization announced that its 2026 Impact Grant will go to Returning Citizens Support Group, whose mission is to reduce recidivism through healing, family reunification and community-building by providing wraparound services to formerly incarcerated individuals and their families.

Funding e-News 12 May 2026: Thriving Kids Services EOI; COMPACT Social Cohesion Grants; IMB Bank Community Foundation Grants; Sydney Water Community Grants...

Panel discussion on food insecurity and access