Grantee Search
Search our list of organizations and grants. Note: The list is a summary of grants over $25,000 made over the past two years by the Walmart Foundation and Walmart which align to our giving strategies.
Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas
2 Grants
FY2022
Foundation
$610,676
Sustainability
Nature
This grant will fund the Commodity Mapping Platform: Bridging the Supply Chain Information Gap, transforming it into an easy-to-use, interactive web application.
FY2021
Foundation
$100,000
Community
Northwest Arkansas
Colorado State University Foundation
1 Grant
FY2022
Foundation
$250,000
Sustainability
Nature
This grant will help develop a decision support and carbon footprint tool adapted to specialty crop growers, that will help them implement climate-smart management practices and produce premium-value, climate-friendly products.
Field to Market
1 Grant
FY2022
Foundation
$250,000
Sustainability
Nature
This grant will seek to forge deeper connections between supply chain partners and local conservation expertise to support commodity crop farmers in contributing to landscape-scale conservation strategies by building capacity to address key natural resource concerns.
Nature for Justice
1 Grant
FY2022
Foundation
$200,000
Sustainability
Nature
This grant will be used to increase knowledge and capacity among Black Indigenous farmers and farmers of color in the Southeast as they adapt to the cumulative effects of climate change.
World Resources Institute
2 Grants
FY2022
Corporate
$25,000
Community
General Purpose
This grant will be used to support the work of World Resources Institute.
FY2022
Foundation
$1,397,310
Sustainability
Climate
This grant will support a climate risk tool for equitable value chains, which will be developed through WRI's partnerships with actors across select agricultural value chains.
World Wildlife Fund Inc
3 Grants
FY2022
Foundation
$887,000
Sustainability
Nature
This grant will bolster a project supporting 3,000 cotton farmers on 3,000 acres of land in the ecologically sensitive Central Indian Landscape. The project will help farmers adopt regenerative and organic practices that will protect and preserve natural ecosystems and biodiversity, and unlock access to new markets that economically benefit farmers.
FY2022
Corporate
$25,000
Community
General Purpose
This grant will be used to support the work of World Wildlife Fund Inc.
FY2021
Foundation
$1,610,893
Sustainability
Nature
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