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Chesapeake Climate Action Network – Special Fall 2015

Takoma Park, MD

www.chesapeakeclimate.org

interim grant to actively oppose – on multiple levels — a final push by Exelon and Pepco to merge into America’s largest utility.

Waterkeepers Chesapeake – Special Fall 2015

Takoma Park, MD

www.waterkeeperschesapeake.com

for work to build an educated and mobilized base of supporters for agricultural sector and food system reforms.

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science / University System of Maryland Foundation – Special Fall 2015

Cambridge, MD

www.umces.edu

support for work to strengthen and improve Maryland’s climate change planning and policy work. Requested funds would support research and analysis, planning, and facilitation to inform the work of the Maryland Climate Change Commission.

New Venture Fund – Special Fall 2015

Washington, DC

www.newventurefund.org

to conduct a multi-stakeholder food system assessment that would be used to support collaborative work to develop a regional food system reform vision.

New Energy Economy – Special Fall 2015

Sante Fe, NM

newenergyeconomy.org

for work to help build and support a dynamic national network of young climate leaders.

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation – Special Fall 2015

Washington, DC

www.nfwf.org/chesapeake

for work to assess the capacity of agricultural conservation partners to provide watershed project management and technical assistance necessary for meeting clean water goals for the Eastern Shore.

Maryland Chapter of the Sierra Club / The Sierra Club Foundation – Special Fall 2015

College Park, MD

www.maryland.sierraclub.org

to support Maryland Water Protection advocacy and organizing work to promote policies that effectively address pollution from industrial agriculture and from stormwater runoff in Maryland.

Georgetown Climate Center / Georgetown University – Special Fall 2015

Washington, DC

www.GeorgetownClimate.org

support for work to strengthen and improve Maryland’s climate change planning and policy.

Environmental Integrity Project – Special Fall 2015

Washington, DC

www.environmentalintegrity.org

interim grant to help move forward with enforcing the Clean Air Act against Energy Answers, a company proposing to build the country’s largest trash incinerator in the already industrialized Curtis Bay neighborhood in South Baltimore.

Environmental Action Center – Special Fall 2015

Washington, DC

www.environmentalactioncenter.org

interim grant in support of the Maryland CAFO Permit Challenge Project.

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Town Creek Foundation

114 S. Washington Street, Suite 203
Easton, Maryland 21601
Phone (410) 763-8171
Fax (410) 763-8172

Copyright © Town Creek Foundation, 2012 - 2023. Site Credits

On December 31, 2019, the Town Creek Foundation will close its doors

The Town Creek Foundation was established in 1981 by Edmund “Ted” Stanley, a retired printing industry executive. In the subsequent years, our grantmaking ranged across a broad geographic and programmatic scope, but by the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century we had focused our work on providing resources to help catalyze, support, and accelerate progressive changes in environmental policy and practice within the State of Maryland.
We’ve supported research and stakeholder engagement processes to develop strategies for confronting Maryland’s most important environmental challenges; organizing and advocacy campaigns to build public support for stronger environmental policies; and administrative advocacy and litigation to reduce pollution and hold polluters accountable. Through all of this, we’ve intended to help build a bigger, stronger, and more diverse base of environmentally engaged Marylanders.

In the Fall of 2010, the Town Creek Foundation Board of Trustees decided to ‘sunset’ the foundation over a ten-year period. With particular respect to restoring the Chesapeake Bay and transitioning Maryland to a low carbon economy, they believed that the urgency of the challenges and the promise of the opportunities were such as to warrant a full commitment from the Foundation. The scale of our grantmaking expanded accordingly, culminating in the Stanley Initiative awards that were approved in the Spring of 2019.

On December 31, 2019, the Town Creek Foundation will close its doors.

Stanley Initiative Awards
Chesapeake Accountability Project $3,580,000
Enforcement, Engagement, and Empowerment for Change on the Eastern Shore $3,579,998
Solar Democracy and Equity Collaborative $3,100,000
Million Acre Challenge $3,080,000
Maryland Methane Project $1,410,000
Maryland Clean Transportation Leadership Project $750,000

The Town Creek Foundation archives will be housed at the Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives at IUPUI University Library.