First-of-kind work in real environments
01 / CLIMATE PHILANTHROPY
Put patient capital where evidence can find it.
Orbit Fund backs measurable climate interventions that are too early for conventional capital and too concrete for vague optimism.
02 / WHY ORBIT EXISTS
We fund the gap between a promising climate idea and the evidence required to scale it.
Every grant has a testable thesis, an accountable operator and a verification plan. We publish what worked, what did not and what the next funder should know.
03 / WHERE CAPITAL GOES
philanthropic
capital
Independent baselines and verification
Methods other operators can reuse
04 / CAPITAL PATH
05 / ACTIVE ORBITS
Living shoreline
12-month pilot across 3 estuaries
Baseline completeMethane measurement
Open hardware validation on 18 farms
Field testingPassive cooling retrofit
Low-cost shade systems for 6 public buildings
Monitoring06 / EVIDENCE BEFORE OPTIMISM
fictional grants deployed
field partners
projects publishing methods
independent reviewers
07 / PEOPLE IN ORBIT
09 / QUESTIONS AROUND THE ORBIT
01 / Who can apply for funding?
A production foundation would publish formal eligibility, governance and reporting terms. This fictional prototype focuses on the evidence-led information architecture.
02 / How do you choose independent reviewers?
A production foundation would publish formal eligibility, governance and reporting terms. This fictional prototype focuses on the evidence-led information architecture.
03 / Are results made public?
A production foundation would publish formal eligibility, governance and reporting terms. This fictional prototype focuses on the evidence-led information architecture.
04 / Can donors restrict a grant to one project?
A production foundation would publish formal eligibility, governance and reporting terms. This fictional prototype focuses on the evidence-led information architecture.
05 / What happens when a pilot fails?
A production foundation would publish formal eligibility, governance and reporting terms. This fictional prototype focuses on the evidence-led information architecture.