Liberty Hill Foundation
For General Support Of The Environmental Justice Priority Area Program
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Amount$45,000
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Program
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Date Awarded7/20/2010
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Term12 Months
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Type of SupportGeneral Support/Program
Strategies
Overview
Liberty Hill makes grants to grassroots organizations in underserved communities in Southern California that often do not have access to major funding sources and provides training for community leaders and activists to tackle environmental pollution. This grant would support work to address air pollution from Southern California ports. Liberty Hill's goals include ensuring effective implementation of the Clean Air Plan at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach; safeguarding significant gains by defending legal challenges to the Clean Trucks Program; and advocating for transportation, zoning, and land-use changes.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.libertyhill.org
Address
1001 Wilshire Boulevard, PMB2170, Los Angeles, CA, 90017, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for the Environmental Leadership Initiative
Since 1976, the nonprofit Liberty Hill Foundation has leveraged the power of community organizers, donor activists, and allies to advance social justice through strategic investment in grants, leadership training, and campaigns. This grant supports Liberty Hill’s implementation of the Environmental Leadership Initiative in California.
for the Environmental Leadership Initiative
Since 1976, the nonprofit Liberty Hill Foundation has leveraged the power of community organizers, donor activists, and allies to advance social justice through strategic investment in grants, leadership training, and campaigns. This grant supports Liberty Hill’s implementation of the Environmental Leadership Initiative in California.
for support of the Environmental Justice Priority Area Program
The Liberty Hill Foundation supports emerging grassroots organizations in underserved communities of Los Angeles County through its Environmental Justice Priority Area Program. This grant would support two programs. The Los Angeles Collaborative for Environmental Health and Justice seeks to change land use policy to reduce air toxics in low-income communities while encouraging green economic development;the collaborative proposes instituting geographic green zones to limit polluting industries in low-income communities. The Port Work Group, a coalition of nine environmental and environmental justice organizations, advances public health protections and green alternatives to polluting transport systems, advocating for zero emissions.
