ALCOA Foundation
Grant Information
To achieve our mission, Alcoa Foundation funds initiatives focused on three priority areas:
Community Resilience: such as access to education, health, and clean water, STEM-related school programs and student mentorship, and food security.
Economic Resilience: such as skills development, economic diversification, entrepreneur development, and STEM-related regional workforce development.
Landscape Resilience: such as biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation, habitat restoration, and greenspace and waterways stewardship.
Wesselman Woods Nature Society, Evansville, IN, $40,000; National Wildlife Federation, Reston, VA, $66,000; Earthworm Foundation, Seattle, WA, $484,522; United Way of SW Louisiana, Lake Charles, LA, $20,000; Trade Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, $20,000.
Application info
See Grant Application Requirements on foundation website at https://www.alcoa.com/foundation/en/pdf/Grant-Application-Package-for-G…
Alcoa Foundation selects charitable organizations as grantees based on alignment with our funding priorities and sustainable outcomes from our community investments. Grant applications are by invitation only. We are not accepting unsolicited grant requests at this time.
For information on the basic requirements that organizations and programs must meet in order to be considered for Alcoa Foundation funds, see the website.
Molly S. Beerman, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Nicol Gagstetter, Executive Vice President and Chief External Affairs Officer
Caroline Rossignol, President, Alcoa Foundation