I'm interested in the Story of Stuff Project's Grassroots Grants program. Can you tell me the current status of their grant applications? Also, what are the specific criteria for organizations they prioritize for funding, what types of environmental and social justice issues do they *specifically* focus on, and what is the overall impact the program has had since its inception?
Navigate to 'storyofstuff.org'. Click on the 'Grants' link in the navigation menu. On the 'Grants' page, identify the current status of grant applications. Locate the specific criteria or characteristics of organizations they prioritize for funding. Identify the specific environmental and social justice issues the program focuses on. Find information about the overall impact of the Grassroots Grants program since its inception, including total amount granted and number of groups supported. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Grants' page. The agent states that the Story of Stuff Project is 'not currently accepting applications' and advises checking back in 'mid 2025'. The agent identifies that they prioritize 'BIPOC led and serving groups with a budget of $300,000 or less' and that groups must be 'led by and serving black, indigenous, and communities of color'. The agent states that the program specifically focuses on 'water privatization and plastic pollution'. The agent states that since its launch in 2017, the program has supported 'over 100 grassroots groups' with '$500,000 in grants'.