Funding a fossil free future.
Equation Campaign resources powerful people across the country fighting for their communities and the homelands they love.
About Our Funding
Movements on the ground are poised to win when they receive the support they need.
Equation Campaign supports efforts to block new oil and gas infrastructure. A majority of our funding supports campaigns led by frontline organizations, where climate impacts are high, and where philanthropy has been historically low. We prioritize historically underfunded organizations – especially those led by Black, Indigenous, and POC leaders – using the very levers that have given the industry its unprecedented power: finance, media, law, and political power.
Where We Work
We fund at the source of oil and gas expansion
Every successful fight to delay or shut down infrastructure keeps a vital amount of greenhouse gasses out of the atmosphere. We invest in the movement infrastructure necessary to connect local fights to national strategies and campaigns, funding an ecosystem to stop oil and gas.
Financial Power
Shifting Risks, Benefits, and the Bottom Line
Legal Power
Changing the Rules and Defending the Movement.
Akiing Community Development Corporation
Appalachian Mountain Advocates
Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians
Better Future Project
Breach Collective
Center for Constitutional Rights
Center for Protest Law and Litigation
Climate Defense Project
Climate Litigation Accelerator
EarthRights International
Easement Action Teams
Friends of the Headwaters
Just Transition Lawyering Institute
Law Students for Climate Accountability
Lone Star Legal Aid
Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy
Texas Civil Rights Project
The Campaign to Free Jessica Reznicek
The Center for International Environmental Law
Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center at Howard University School
Water Protectors Legal Collective
Media Power
Exposing the Truth and Rewriting the Story
Political Power
Unleashing Grassroots and Political Power
7 Directions of Service
Alliance for Affordable Energy
Artivism Virginia
Bay Mills Indian Community
Bold Education Fund Inc.
Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe of Texas
Chispa
Defend Water
For a Better Bayou
Fossil Free University
Foundation for Louisiana
Future Economy Collective
Gathering of Eagles Encampment
GreenFaith
Healthy Gulf
Highlander Research and Education Center, Inc.
Honor the Earth
Indigenous Climate Action
Indigenous Environmental Network
Line 3 Storytelling Anthology
Louisiana Against False Solutions
Louisiana Bucket Brigade
Memphis Community Against Pollution (MCAP)
MOVE Texas
Movement Rights
NDN Collective
Niibi Center
Oil & Water Don't Mix
Organizers Institute South and West IAF
Pipeline Fighters Hub
Port Arthur Community Action Network (PACAN)
Resilience Force
Society of Native Nations
The Descendants Project
The Vessel Project of Louisiana
Tiny House Warriors
True Transition
Unkitawa
US Climate Action Network (USCAN)
West Virginia Rivers
Wild Virginia
Women's Earth Alliance
Womens Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
Regional Spotlights
Our Grantees in Action
The majority of fossil fuel projects live or die based on the strength of support or opposition from local communities, media, government officials, and agencies. Explore how frontline communities are changing the landscape of the movement for climate justice.