Round 1 of the Bay REPAIR Local Community Benefits Fund awarded more than $105 million through 28 grants to over 60 lead and co-applicant entities, including municipalities, educational institutions, unions, economic development and public benefit corporations, and community organizations. Funding comes from major settlements with the Valero refinery in Benicia and the Chevron refinery in Richmond, along with other penalties paid by polluters. The grants will support projects serving Benicia, Richmond, and surrounding communities, including Concord, Crockett, El Sobrante, Martinez, Pinole, Pittsburg, San Pablo, and Vallejo. Explore the investments below to learn about the organizations leading this work and the projects planned for each community.
Explore Round 1 investments in healthier schools and homes, healthcare services, clean energy, workforce training, and community leadership.
Explore Round 1 investments in healthy homes, greener neighborhoods, clean transportation, community resilience, and workforce opportunities.
The Local Community Benefits Fund supports community-driven projects that reduce air pollution, improve health outcomes, and build economic resilience for a just transition away from the harmful effects of a fossil-fuel economy. Applications for Round 1 of the Bay REPAIR Local Community Benefits Fund are now closed. Guidelines, application materials, and supporting resources remain available below for reference. Visit Funding Opportunities for information about future announcements.
Last Updated: 2026/11/10