Your creative expressions help fund these programs
For each Students Rebuild annual Project, we team up with carefully vetted, high-impact organizations that are directly addressing the project’s topic or involving underrepresented youth. Every submission to the project or student engaged generates funding for these crucial programs.
Explore Our Grant Partners
- Impact Partners
- Activation Partners
Impact partners are directly funded to create a tangible impact on the project’s focus.
Green Horizon Ventures
What They Do
Green Horizon Ventures (GHV) is a Rwanda-based social enterprise and consultancy creating opportunities for communities to grow and flourish through sustainable finance and community development.
How Your Creativity Helps
Funds raised through Students Rebuild will support GHV’s work to strengthen resilience across Rwanda through the planting of trees, nutrition gardens, and building local knowledge of climate change, biodiversity, and sustainable land management.
Support young people and communities as they plant 5,000 fruit and native trees and create vegetable and nutrition gardens.
Build local knowledge of climate change, biodiversity, and sustainable land management through Environmental Clubs and community action days that reach more than 3,000 people.
Through digital learning, field stories, and school exchanges, connect students and educators with youth- and community-led climate action in Rwanda
National Wildlife Federation
What They Do
Since 1936, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has united Americans to ensure wildlife and people thrive in a rapidly changing world. Through education and community programs, they connect young people with nature and help them become environmental leaders.
How Your Creativity Helps
Funds raised through Students Rebuild will support NWF’s Eco-Schools network to engage 40–50 schools across the U.S. and East Africa – and Indigenous youth on the Colorado River Indigenous Youth Advisory Council – in student-led water, land, and air projects, including student mini-grants.
Engage 40–50 schools across the U.S. and East Africa – and Indigenous youth on the Colorado River Indigenous Youth Advisory Council – in student-led water, land, and air projects, including student mini-grants.
Support learning opportunities through community hubs and programs that explore local land, water, and climate issues.
Amplify youth environmental leadership through community events, storytelling, creative showcases, and a high-visibility Earth Day celebration in collaboration with Students Rebuild and the National Aquarium in Baltimore.
One Earth
What They Do
One Earth connects people, resources, and ideas to unlock humanity’s full problem-solving potential for a just and thriving future. They highlight innovative solutions and the communities working to address environmental and social challenges around the world.
How Your Creativity Helps
Funds raised through Students Rebuild will help One Earth expand the content of its One Earth Navigator – an interactive platform used by classrooms, educators, and researchers worldwide to explore the planet’s 185 bioregions – for 10 priority bioregions and award $10,000 to a conservation project in each of them.
Expand the stories and resources that showcase environmental solutions in 10 bioregions around the world.
Provide funding to 10 local organizations creating solutions to environmental challenges in priority bio-regions.
Help students and educators trace a clear line from their actions to conservation on the ground in 10 bioregions worldwide
Seatrees
What They Do
Seatrees is a nonprofit working to regenerate the health of our ocean – reversing climate change, restoring marine biodiversity, and supporting local communities by directing resources toward locally led, science-based restoration.
How Your Creativity Helps
Funds raised through Students Rebuild will support the restoration of vital marine ecosystems in Kenya and Costa Rica, while providing training and sustainable livelihoods for local women and youth.
Support the planting of 7,000 mangrove seedlings, biodiversity monitoring, and sustainable livelihood opportunities for women and youth.
Help grow 500 coral fragments and train local communities in coral conservation.
Through interactive workshops and storytelling from the field, bring youth and educators face-to-face with the practitioners and community leaders behind this work
The Nature Conservancy
What They Do
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is a global conservation organization working to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. They work with communities and partners to protect nature, address climate change, and create a healthier future for people and the planet.
How Your Creativity Helps
Funds raised through Students Rebuild will support TNC’s Externship Program – offered in partnership with the National Geographic Society – to engage 300 young people from at least 40 countries and territories in conservation, research, technology, and storytelling.
Engage 300 young people from at least 40 countries and territories in conservation, research, technology, and storytelling
Support seed funding for at least 30 youth-led projects that bring conservation ideas to life in local communities.
Connect Students Rebuild participants with stories of young people around the world taking action for the environment.
Past Project Partners
Looking for a specific partner from a past project? You can find all past partners directly on the related project page.