Rooted Support
for Indigenous-Led Movements
At Indigenous Just Transition (IJT), we believe every Indigenous vision deserves the chance to grow, thrive, and create lasting change; without unnecessary barriers.
What is
Fiscal Sponsorship?
Fiscal sponsorship is one way we walk alongside grassroots organizations, emerging collectives, and community-led initiatives.
It allows you to access nonprofit funding and infrastructure without needing your own 501(c)(3), while staying grounded in your mission.
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Through IJT, we offer trusted sponsorship, providing financial stewardship, grant management, and administrative support; so you can stay focused on the heart of your work.
Ready to Grow Your Impact?
How It Works
We serve as your nonprofit umbrella — managing funds and compliance, while you lead with vision and impact.
Why It Matters
It clears the path: funding, credibility, and the ability to scale your work, without the heavy lift of building infrastructure alone.
Who It's For
Indigenous leaders, land and water protectors, climate justice projects, and all those building toward a just and sovereign future.
Apply For 501c3 Fiscal Sponsorship
Partner with us & bring your vision to life.
Are you ready to bring your work into fuller bloom?
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Indigenous Just Transition supports Indigenous led initiatives that center climate justice, land back, energy sovereignty, cultural revitalization, and pathways toward a just transition for our communities and the Earth.
How To Apply
We believe in lifting up Indigenous-led dreams into tangible reality. Let's build together.
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Eligibility: Your project must align with IJT’s mission and be in service to Indigenous communities, sovereignty, and collective healing.
What You Need: A short proposal about your project, a basic budget, a snapshot of your leadership team or guiding circle.
Next Steps: Fill out our application, meet with our team, and; if we’re aligned, we’ll walk forward together.
Current Fiscal Sponsees
🪶 The Movements We Are Honored to Support 🪶
Through fiscal sponsorship, Indigenous Just Transition helps nurture the financial and organizational roots of Indigenous led initiatives; creating space for movements rooted in climate justice, food sovereignty, cultural and language revival, and community healing to grow strong.
