Solidarity Grant Program

The 2026 Solidarity in Action Grants Program has Ended

FUNDING TYPES

Indivisible’s Solidarity Grant program offers three funding options:

Type I: Up to $1K Project involves only 1 registered Indivisible group

Type II: Up to $2.5K Project involves at least two Indivisible groups

Training Add-on: Up to $1K Speaker funding available to all grant levels

PROJECT AREAS

These are the primary areas in which we have funded projects:

AREA I Education Anti-racism and solidarity trainings, skill-building education, know-your-rights-events, and the like

AREA II Mutual Aid Education and support for dignity-preserving reciprocal exchange of resources and services

AREA III Direct Aid/501(c)(3) partner required: Items of financial value provided to communities or otherwise requiring appropriate licensing, infrastructure and safeguards

SOLIDARITY GRANT FAQs

Are there requirements to apply?

Those requesting and accepting grants must be active members of an active and registered Indivisible group and be using the money to fund activities approved by their group and its leadership.

Those requesting Direct Aid grants must be partnered with a registered 501(c)3 organization to accept and disburse the funds.

Other than for Direct Aid grants, for each application at least one Indivisible group must have a registered Distributed Fundraising account in order to complete the application, OR must provide group leadership approval and an Indivisible-approved request for receiving funds through reimbursement.

A member of a group accepting the grant must agree to attend or view at least two of the 2026 Solidarity in Action webinars. Example webinar here.

Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A26e2P8d1Bg

If my group received a grant through a different Indivisible program, can we still apply for a Solidarity Grant?

Yes! Please realistically assess your group’s capacity to run multiple projects, but if you have an appropriate project, a solid team and a well-thought out plan, feel free to apply.

What’s the difference between a Solidarity Grant and other Indivisible funding opportunities? It’s confusing!

Solidarity grants are uniquely focused on anti-racist, value-based projects that support harmed people and build solidarity with the community outside of your Indivisible group. Projects funded through Solidarity Grants must be 501c3 compliant.

Where do we start?

We’ve made a toolkit and step-by-step checklist for you! Find it here. In the meantime, the basics are:

Review eligibility requirements and funding types on this website.
Get your group and partners on board
Use this practice application as a project-planning template

What funds are available?

Project involves 1 Indivisible group: Up to $1,000

Project involves 2 Indivisible groups: Up to $2,500

Training Add-On: Projects than hire an external trainer or impacted speaker may request up to an additional $1,000 (all tiers are eligible)

When can I apply, and when can I expect a response to my application?

We are no longer accepting applications for 2026 Solidarity Grants.

What if I don't get a response to my application within a few weeks of the grant application window closing, or funds after I've been awarded a grant?

Email us at solidaritygrants@indivisible.org

Have the program dates changed? They look different.

Yes, we made the bittersweet decision to end our application season a few months early, to allocate staff capacity towards election protection efforts. We remain committed to community outreach and support for impacted communities, and will keep you posted on how we plan to do that in 2027.

PROGRAM RESOURCES

Recipient Survey

Report back! Help us improve, and provide stories we can share! All recipients are required to fill out this quick survey.

Solidarity Grants Debrief Survey

Spending Restrictions

The Solidarity Grant program is funded through Indivisible Civics, a registered 501(c)3 organization. Certain related spending restrictions and requirements apply.

Legal Disclaimer

Solidarity Grants are funded by Indivisible Civics as part of the Indivisible Solidarity in Action program. Indivisible Civics supports civic education and leadership development for local Indivisible groups and is a registered non-profit organization and tax-exempt entity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Indivisible Civics does not support or oppose any candidates for public office and operates in compliance with IRS regulations governing 501(c)(3) organizations. Any project funded through this program must be in compliance with Section 501(c)(3), can not support or oppose any candidates for public office, advocate for any local, state, or federal legislation, or ballot measures.