Our 2026 Impact Report shows how Southern communities are building the power, infrastructure, and new approaches needed to both withstand today’s challenges, and shape what comes next.
Read MoreNew Bethel AME Church in Lithonia, Geogia, is the first of 18 congregations to receive solar, batteries, and EV charging. The church saved $1,200 on their first power bill and can now provide backup power for medical needs and emergency shelter during storms.
Read MoreHive Fund grantees educated and mobilized Rio Grande Valley residents to speak out against a proposed $160 million tax break for Texas LNG, helping secure a unanimous vote by the Point Isabel Independent School District to reject the subsidy and dealing a major financial blow to the project.
Read MoreTupelo Community Reserve will use philanthropic dollars to unlock significantly larger amounts of private lending for clean energy projects across the South.
Read MoreWe're excited to welcome Christina Glezil to Hive Fund as our new development fellow, starting on June 1.
Read MoreJill will serve on Hive Fund’s Senior Leadership Team and will oversee operational strategy and alignment across Hive Fund’s growing body of work and partnerships.
Read MoreWith support from Hive Fund, Roanoke Economic Development is helping rural school districts like Bertie County lead the transition to electric school buses.
Read MoreStuart will officially join Hive Fund as our new program director on March 9. Please join us in welcoming him to the team!
Read MoreWe’re closing out another incredible year of Hive Fund and saying goodbye to an impactful founder.
Read MoreA farewell message from Hive Fund Co-Director Erin Rogers. Photo credit: Hasain Rasheed Photography
Read MoreWe’re excited to share that Hive Fund is among the organizations that received a significant gift from MacKenzie Scott this year.
Read MoreHive Fund grantee 7 Directions of Service supported residents of Guilford County, Forsyth County, and Midway, North Carolina to push their local governments to pass resolutions opposing the Southeast Supply Enhancement Project — one of the largest gas pipelines proposed in a decade — adding to growing public pressure ahead of upcoming permitting decisions.
Read MoreA powerful coalition of groups in Louisiana mobilized voters to defeat harmful ballot measures that would have stripped resources from communities, criminalized young people of color, and made it easier for the courts to favor oil and gas polluters.
Read MoreOur 2025 Impact Report shows how even during challenging times, Hive Fund grantees are finding creative ways to deliver affordable clean energy to communities, stop harmful polluting projects, and strengthen the democratic power needed to sustain progress.
Read MoreAn announcement from Hive Fund Co-Director Erin Rogers.
Read MoreOur team is growing! Adrian M. Pavone has joined Hive Fund as our new program operations fellow.
Read MoreOur spring 2025 newsletter lays out how we’re showing up in challenging times.
Read MoreHappy holidays from our hive to yours! We’ll see you in 2025.
Read MoreWe’re excited to welcome Chelsea Meacham as our new senior communications and development manager.
Read MoreIn our 2024 Impact Report, we highlight some of the successes grantee partners have achieved in the past year, including nearly $10B in federal funding accessed for transformational climate and resilience projects, progress slowing the expansion of dirty energy, and wins for democracy.
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