> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.maearth.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.maearth.com/resources-for-land-stewards/about-funding-rounds.md).

# About Funding Rounds

A funding round is a designated time period when land stewards can run fundraising campaigns on the Ma Earth platform alongside dozens, or hundreds, of aligned projects.

All accepted nature projects go through the process together—preparing, launching campaigns, and succeeding collectively.

[Sign up](https://maearth.com/fundraise) for our newsletter to hear about the next funding round right away!

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#### Questions?

[Visit the Funding Round 3 hub](/resources-for-land-stewards/funding-round-3-hub.md).

[Learn about our collective funding model](/ma-earth/funding-explained/ma-earths-funding-model.md).

[Learn more about Ma Earth](/ma-earth/about-ma-earth.md).

[Join a community call.](https://luma.com/maearth)

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#### How often are funding rounds?

**Currently:** 2 funding rounds per year

**Timing varies** based on:

* Platform development
* Partnership readiness
* Matching pool availability
* Team capacity

**Stay informed:**

* Join our mailing list
* Follow us on social media

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#### **Can I reapply?**

Yes. Each application round is different, with different reviewers, different applicant pools, and different timing.

If you reapply, we suggest revisiting our [Project Guide](/resources-for-land-stewards/project-guide.md) and updating your project description to reflect any new developments.


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