Find Environment Nonprofits and Charities

  VTAZ1973 wrote:

Great organization that gets great results -- 93% success rate, millions of acres of habitat protected, great staff, lean mean endangered species machine. more »

  Lovenatureone1 wrote:

Great organization! Very fair and not corrupted group that does great projects to save endangered species and protect rainforest! I really enjoyed the fact they really work closely with local communities. more »

  janetmarston wrote:

I am a supporter of the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center - and for good reason - the work they are doing for these precious animals is phenomenal - from rehabilitation to housing - I was very impressed with the cleanliness and layout of the... more »

  haljespersen wrote:

I have been a donor to the Civil War Trust since 2004, making major annual contributions as well as responding to individual campaigns to save land at important battlefields. It is one of the two major charities that I contribute to consistently. Given... more »

  lcaldwell wrote:

I've been on the MUD Board for almost 4 years now and it has been an amazing experience. We have built the organization to where we have a great Board, strong staff and programs (tool library, truck share, workshops, demonstration site, and youth education).... more »

  heidipickamn wrote:

Climate change is one of THE most important issues of our time, trumping health care as there will be no need for health care if there is no planet. The mainstream media does an awful job at covering the topic, relegating it to the science pages, the... more »

  hawk wrote:

It has been a change of life and thought for me.I see a higher life has given me an opportunity to help than be a burden on wildlife, and to see the light in their eyes of those who give up vacations, fancy stuff and devote their lives to taking care... more »

  Ci D. wrote:

I'm absolutely horrified that Environmental Defense Fund is pushing the "smart meter" roll out. Horrified. Terrified. I have always been a fan and supporter of this organization in the past. I am still struggling to believe how they could support... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an organization which offers me lots of opportunities to send emails in support of environmental causes, which is something I like to do because if enough of us do so, it is proven to make a difference. more »

  ocbaskets wrote:

I appreciate the work that the NPCA does in supporting our National Parks. Our family tries to visit several parks every year. I like the fact that the NPCA keeps us informed of legislation affecting the parks, and gives us an opportunity to have input.... more »

  moroccojoe wrote:

This corporation funnels money from a non profit to a for profit (as stated under their social enterprise page, donate here for HA3 which takes you to the High Atlas Foundations page). The founder plays off of two countries rules, violating them with... more »

  pittalum07 wrote:

Great organization!! They do very important work and are always excited. They are very organized and have work organized for volunteers. It is always my pleasure to volunteer for this organization! more »

  chrisgarner00 wrote:

I've attended a talk presented about the research they are conducting, and since then kept up on it through their blog. It's incredibly inspiring. I shop in their online store and send them regular donations. I think they are doing amazing work! more »

  PTKGHS wrote:

For the past two years we have been developing a national science education and outreach project, supported by both NSF and NASA. POLAR-PALOOZA will have reached 25 communities by Spring 2009, sharing the latest research at Earth's poles and its implications... more »

  Marleigh wrote:

Ceres has a game changing approach to the big ideas that will make our world more sustainable. I know that every dollar I give to Ceres has an impact that reverberates throughout the world. Their strategy is just plain smart - they work with the most... more »

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... more »

  edenssong wrote:

We at Eden's Song have worked with SMI for 7 years now and are amazed at all they have accomplished for the people of Uganda! Each year has brought a new and exciting element to their outreach from providing well water to the community to a medical clinic,... more »

  montereyvistas wrote:

Our Chapter has worked concurrently on projects including recently as two of the joint sponsors of the Viva Vaquita! website, a tool in the fight to save the Vaquita, a harbor porpoise that lives only in the north part of the Gulf of California. They... more »

  puckster1224 wrote:

I have been a member of the Board of FSNP for a number of years. FSNP is a supporting organization for a spectacular national park surrounding Tucson, Arizona. It raises money to fund educational programs for disadvantaged youngers in Pima County, Arizona... more »

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... more »

  sunnyB wrote:

Chewonki Foundation is a remarkable organization . My daughter participated in the Maine Coast Semester Spring 2008. It changed her life in the most wonderful ways imaginable. I cannot recommend this organization highly enough! They do everything they... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... more »

  Becky wrote:

I have been trying to increase awareness of the wonderful work Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands has done. It is so touching to see the commitment and involvement of so many thousands of volunteers in the effort to increase the green cover of Tamil... more »

  Jayne3 wrote:

I've taken my Girl Scouts to Wolf Park twice. They love Wolf Park and I love Wolf Park. There's no place better to learn about predators and prey, and the staff and grounds are impressive. I would absolutely recommend this place to any animal lover, and... more »

  Rena.Rissler wrote:

Art of Recycle has been an amazing place for my children and I to spend some quality time together. Chelas and Mr Nobody have gone above and beyond to help my children get in touch with their creative side. We have gone there a number of times and usually... more »

  artavitia wrote:

Amazing organization making a dollar go a very long way. more »

  Mary Houghtel wrote:

A force for changing individuals' thinking about the planet. Effective at changing one mind and one heart at a time. more »

  concernedcitizen1 wrote:

While Food & Water Watch loves to bash corporate greed, it has not made an effort to be transpartent about its own funding sources. The organization, now in its 4th year, has never issued an annual report, nor does it post its 990s on its website. One... more »

  bobmc wrote:

As a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala I wanted to work in some way to support development at the grassroots level in Central America. AIR has provided me with the opportuntiy to work with Guatemalans as they seek to serve the poor in their... more »

  trish3 wrote:

I live about a mile from the Priderock Wildlife Refuge. I love the sounds of the lions and tigers eating about 7:00 each night. The roar of the animals crosses my lake and pierces the quiet of the night with magical sounds. Priderock performs a service... more »

  lanran wrote:

No one in Southern California makes our coastal waters safer for marine wildlife by reducing dangerous man-made marine debris from vital habitat than ODA. Focusing on the professional removal of abandoned & derelict commercial fishing gear that poses... more »

  kganthony wrote:

The staff at Pelican Harbor are more than welcoming when you step foot onto the property. They are very engaging and are able to tell you even the most minute details of each type of bird they save (both native and non-native to FL). We even got to meet... more »

  Pat Landowska wrote:

I've been involved with Wells Bring Hope (WBH) for over a year now, and it has been a very rewarding experience in every way. WBH mission is to save lives by providing safe, drinking water to people who are deprived of this elementary necessity - people... more »

  Jinka wrote:

The Public-Private Alliance Foundation facilitates collaboration among businesses, non-profits, governments, universities, individuals and international organizations. Last June over 100 people attended a seminar to discuss and plan for the rebuilding... more »

  jwhelen wrote:

The Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy has really made an environmental difference. From composting to family activities, the Greenway does it all. It is amazing to work with such a wonderful group of people who are committed to the environment and... more »

  elliemcn wrote:

What an amazing organization! It is filled with so many incredible, passionate and dedicated people that are truly inspiring. Despite being a small organization, they have a truly GLOBAL reach and impact. The number of people that have heard their radio... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

This amazing charity works to educate the public about the serious situation the wild orangutan finds itself in. more »

  HPayne wrote:

I have followed the success and growth of Well Aware since the first began implementing projects in 2010. I have admired their high standards for ethical fundraising and management, as well as how they have created programs that truly honor and empower... more »

  zach1 wrote:

I have been volunteering with TWP for about 7 months now and their are few organizations like it that can provide consistent, sustainable solutions to some of the greatest problems that plague not just our local community, but our global community. A... more »

  suzie1 wrote:

Clinica Verde is building an environmentally sustainable health clinic for women and children living in poverty in Nicaragua. The organization has a great, committed, bi-national board comprised of U.S. and Nicaraguan docs, a LEED-certified architect... more »

  gary-barth wrote:

Our surgical team was able to perform 300 cataract surgeries a day when I first joined. The backlog of cataracts in the rural valley slowly was reduced and paid quality cataract surgery began to support the charity surgery. The expanded role of a dental... more »

  lauriekipp wrote:

This is a phenomenal group to work with. Providing educational opportunities and community outreach to people, this organization exceeds all expectations. It is serious work to bring attention to our fragile ecosystem and they hit the mark. Fishinars,... more »

  max10 wrote:

There are really so many water-related organizations out there. You've got Charity:Water, Blood:Water, Water.org, and many many others. All of them, of course, do fantastic work. The reason I would recommend The Water Project specifically is this: The... more »

  amystone31 wrote:

This organization does everything possible to help stranded marine mammals up and down the central coast of California. I had the wonderful opportunity of spending all my Saturdays for almost 5 years working with elephant seals, sea lions, fur seals,... more »

  mink-frog wrote:

This grassroots organization, run on a shoestring budget, provides valuable information and acts as a clearinghouse for all environmental topics in Western Massachusetts and beyond. It can always be counted on to have the most current information, encourages... more »

  Henry C. wrote:

LHTYF is an exceptional organization that is committed to improving the quality of life for our youth. They are the quintessential example of servant leaders more »

  Writer wrote:

The mission of Save the Water™ is to conduct water research to identify toxic chemicals harmful to humans, animals, and the environment; to find methods to eliminate the toxins and improve the quality of drinking water; and to apply this research towards... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  carlajrobinson wrote:

I have volunteered with this small-but-mighty organization for many years and am very proud to be associated with them. It makes my heart glad to see an organization run by genuine people who truly care about people (half way around the world!) who are... more »

  Anwyn wrote:

Canopy organized a fun and engaging Arbor Day celebration for kids and families in Palo Alto--teaching kids and adults about the value of urban trees through simple activities associated with trees. more »

  sue8 wrote:

I tried to engage passerbys in dialogue about what OEC does, interest them in our Vote with your Fork promotion to highlight local and sustainably farmed food, our River survey, join the email list, or take a wallet guide on safer plastics, green cleaning,... more »

  Thumbelinasmum wrote:

I live very near Walden Pond, which is actually in Concord, MA, and never swim there, because the beach smells, due, it is believed, to overuse as a state beach. I just received a mailing from the Walden Woods project. On the front of the postcard... more »

  Robin106 wrote:

I am a new volunteer but I have been following their work through facebook and they are an amazing group of dedicated volunteers educating the public, with amazing programs for school children and they save entangled whales. more »

  hooponoponogirl wrote:

I became disabled from mental and physical illness and the suffering it caused me and my family is virtually beyond description. Healingpaq not only gave me a scholarship, but a new lease on life. They taught me how to manage my mind and my pain. I... more »

  kitkraussgmailcom wrote:

What a treasure!! My daughter was teaching 2nd grade in and elementary school in West Philly. She wanted to provide a summer camp opportunity for a few of her students that had no summer plans. She and I discovered Camp Ginkgo, a summer program offered... more »

  AllanMorton wrote:

Forest Watch focuses on the Los Padres National Forest. The Los Padres is special in many ways, but for me, particularly because of its proximity to large populations it affords people the opportunity to experience the natural world. As the world becomes... more »

  bchinnappan wrote:

Excellent organization that works with the poor and marginalized communities at the grassroots level! Congratulations to Arasu and team. more »

  cobbhamcharade wrote:

What an amazing contribution Reef Ball Foundation makes to people, communities, nature and the future! To arrive and see the devastation caused by man to both the undersea and coastal areas. To see the joining together of natives and volunteers from... more »

  DenverJourno wrote:

IJNR is a great resource for journalists all over the country - a great way to learn more about environmental issues by taking the time to travel and learn. In this time of dwindling newsroom resources, what IJNR provides is necessary for our education... more »

  valerie11 wrote:

Rattlebox Nature Center was conceived and created in response to an awareness that in our increasingly urban and technological society many children exist with little experience or appreciation of the animals with whom we share this planet and the natural... more »

  blackbelttree wrote:

Conserve School melds encouragement of personal growth, an environmentally-focused education, and a great local to become comfortable with the wilderness. I attended Conserve in the spring of my junior year of high school. I arrived knowing some, but... more »

  PaulG wrote:

AmpleHarvest.org is an organization that helps gardeners give extra produce from their garden to a local food pantry. Lots of people in America need food pantries. I know of lots of gardeners with extra food in their gardens, and lots of pantries... more »

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more »

  Chillycat wrote:

I first heard of Wild Love Preserve when the non-profit I volunteer with in Miami was competing in the Pepsi Refresh online contest. Andrea Maki was asking for a large sum to start her organization and I was drawn to her haunting photos of these magnificent... more »

  Jason Galipeau wrote:

Lake Champlain International, Inc. is the only organization I have been involved with that makes significant strides in giving young anglers the opportunity to enjoy the same fishing heritage I've enjoyed. The organization has an extremely dedicated... more »

  catherine.m.martineau wrote:

When Canopy first joined California ReLeaf, in the mid 1990's, we immediately benefited tangibly from the various programs offered such as access to a network of urban forestry nonprofits for advice and best practices, excellent newsletters and conferences,... more »

  stede wrote:

This charity is based on the premise that agriculture and particularly subsistance agriculture can be sustainable unlike the traditional slash and burn agriculture of the rain forest. Florence and her crew train farmers in subsistance agriculture and... more »

  Jordan E. Erdos wrote:

My name is Jordan Erdos and I am a co-founder and board member of Rainforest Partnership. When we decided to start up a new, international environmental non-profit in 2007, we knew we wanted to do things differently from the very respectable groups that... more »

  Christine Sculati wrote:

On March 10, 2011 I attended a presentation by Zara McDonald, Founder and Executive Director of Felidae Conservation Fund, on the Bay Area Puma Project. The talk was organized by the San Francisco Naturalists Society. I was eager to attend this... more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

These guys are telemarketers, they just keep calling you forever, change your number, move! more »

  johann wrote:

I have most recently been involved in IAHV Haiti youth corp project. They are doing amazing work building individuals from the inside out, then giving them the skill that they need. I think this organization is doing great work on very little money. more »

  fredlf wrote:

I started my relationship with Unalayee as a troubled teen. Unalayee helped me to gain the tools and perspective I needed to treat myself and others with self-respect and kindness. Since then I have worked and volunteered there for many summers. I... more »

  dflett wrote:

Incredible! I have learned an obscene amount in the realm of conservation biology and how to work with people from different cultures to help protect and discuss the environment. I am really impressed that the goal of the foundation is not imperialistic.... more »

  Writer wrote:

As the Executive Director of the Williamstown Youth Center, I had the opportunity to bring children during our summer camp last year to Ramblewild, one of the major hubs coordinated by Feronia Forests. The children, ages 8-12, experienced the Aerial... more »

  kgalexandridis wrote:

The Sea Save foundation introduced me to the depths of the ocean, both in a literal and metaphorical sense. As a high school student, I had the opportunity to participate in two leadership expeditions. I went on these trips to learn to scuba dive and... more »

  Ecology4Kids wrote:

Ecology in Classrooms & Outdoors has a dedicated bunch of Scientists in Residence & Board Members. These people work hard to uphold the organization's mission to bring science enrichment programming to elementary schools. ECO programs are fun and hands-on.... more »

  Birgit wrote:

"The IS FOUNDATION aims to empower, educate and collaborate with people and projects to positively impact the planet and its creatures." quote from http://www.isfoundation.com/about-foundation Please take your time and read about the charity's mission... more »

  finance wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving on the Sempervirens Fund Board of Directors for a number of years. I am continually impressed and gratified by the organization's ability to complete major transactions efficiently and in alignment with its mission.... more »

  jessica12 wrote:

I first learned about Sky Island Alliance as an undergrad in college. I was looking for a class project combining my interest in wildlife research and photography. Over coffee I met with two SIA staff, Mike and Sergio, to talk about my ideas, and we... more »

  margedavistn wrote:

Eight years ago, frustrated by low recycling rates and our appalling volume of litter (roughly half of it bottles and cans), I decided to renew the oft-defeated effort to make Tennessee the first Southern state with a refundable-deposit law. My husband,... more »

  jessica3 wrote:

I have worked with Newton Marasco Foundation (NMF) for several years now- first as an employee, then as a volunteer and now as a board member. NMF actively promotes an appreciation of the arts and the environment through several of their programs. One... more »

  minnarose wrote:

Pogo Park is an organization that is working really deeply within the community. I visited this organization as part of a college project, and was really impressed by what I saw. Not only have they turned two abandoned parks into amazing revitalized places,... more »

  cawehler wrote:

Wildlife Conservation organization that focuses their efforts on the education of youths and adults both in person and virtually for those geographically able to visit. It is my pleasure to be a part of this success story as KECA grows to be able to... more »

  alpacas wrote:

Blue Star is an amazing place for both humans and horses. It is a draft horse rescue and sanctuary. There are also smaller breeds that have found their way to the farm. They find perfect homes for their residents, and focus on finding the right home--not... more »

  Alacon wrote:

Growing up in Tennessee, my family had a Christmas tree farm. Christmas tree farming is dirty work, requiring heaps of water, pesticides, herbicides, and other environmental no-nos. One teenaged summer, after removing the stiff carcasses of about 40 rabbits... more »

  Margot wrote:

I served as a classroom docent for this fabulous nonprofit for almost ten years before returning to full time paid work. Teaching young children about the water cycle, tectonic plates or bird bills was very rewarding and helped to maintain my faith in... more »

  Joel wrote:

Acterra has given me the chance to learn and practice the kind of life that I want to pass on to my children, grandchildren, and friends. Acterra through its many sustainable, environmental programs that I have taken advantage of has taught me over the... more »

  Donate2sustain wrote:

EALgreen helps solve three problems: lack of funds for college students, too much waste created by overconsumption, and the need for businesses to do well while doing good. EALgreen unique model generates scholarships for students with financial need... more »

  newsmyrnab wrote:

As a former lawyer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and now a law professor teaching International Trade and Human Rights, International Environmental Law, and similar courses, I worked with Dan Magraw, one of CIEL's founders, when... more »

  AlexEarl wrote:

I believe in grassroots and direct action conservation that is inclusive of local people and empowers them to be part of the solution. Big Life represents all of this and so much more. I could not be prouder to be a donor. I encourage anyone who cares... more »

  kelly8 wrote:

This company goes out of its way to help people in need, not to mention helps keeps useable items out of our landfills. more »

  dzinndzinn wrote:

Staying power for the long term. Visited the Hosanna Public Library constructed with SIGNIFICANT local contributions on the grounds of the local Elementary School. This is truly an amazing feat -- it shows that the parents support the project and really... more »

  GenaMunoz wrote:

This nonprofit organization is wonderful for kids of all ages and teachers. They seem to always want the best for each student. They want each student to get the most out of their education with as many options as possible. By offering many educational... more »

  BruceBeehler wrote:

The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is the leading bird conservation organization for the Western Hemisphere--focusing projects on the US & Canada, Central America, and the Andes of South America. Many years ago I served on ABC's board and saw, first-hand,... more »

  ben4 wrote:

Amazon Conservation Association does what every conservation organization should be doing, not only preserving and protecting the environment but also supporting local communities. One of their newest projects the Manu Cloud Forest Canopy Walkway, the... more »

  alpinegeorge wrote:

Wonerful facility. Competent personnel. magnificent gardens. Lots of hiking trails that are varied. Educational exhibits. Better than a bargain on Ebay. more »

  Writer wrote:

How do I love Our Children’s Trust? Let me count the ways. * They want to save the planet. * They do this by supporting science-based solutions to our climate crisis.* They give a voice to the youth who will inherit whatever my generation... more »

  mdfloyd322 wrote:

I've been aware of ADP for a couple of years. I've met with the founders of the organization, viewed slides, and talked about their goals, current and future projects. They truly have a heart for Africa and Rwanda in particular. I like their approach... more »

  Jill E. wrote:

Our favorite park in Saratoga County! The imagination of my children runs wild there. Wonderful experience every time we go! more »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  JoAnn Smith wrote:

I took a break from the corporate world to do some volunteer work for a few months after suffering loses in my family. This is when the passion started and now it has been almost 10 years later and the passion is even stronger. Wild seals and sea lions... more »

  bellafuel wrote:

During these most challenging budget times, Ruth Libby, her staff, and volunteers should be credited with helping to keep many school district supply budges from completely going under. Her vision, to bring gently used or surplus items from local businesses... more »

  ecorob wrote:

As a professional ecologist and advocate for biological diversity, I rely on and desperately need good quality data when commenting on federal and state proposals that could negatively impact the environment and species of concern. NatureServe is the... more »

  amalthea wrote:

I have been part of Food and Water Watch through their launch of the sister Action Fund. And I have to say that their impact is remarkable, to my mind. A lot of other little groups locally flail around and while they do good work, they could be doing... more »

  charles4 wrote:

Earth Force is a wonderful organization that investing in our nation's youth. Earth Force gives youth the tools they need to make a change in thier communtiies. Earth Force does a wonderful job with working with teachers, students, schools, and other... more »

  Mai Ho wrote:

I moved to Tucson in 2001 after having spent 37 years in Switzerland. From a wet weather to the desert, I realized I have to save water by all means. From having collected rainwater by hand and having conserved it in buckets for landscaping to meeting... more »

  jakea23 wrote:

ELAW is an amazing place! That work that is being done here is truly inspiring. I have volunteered with ELAW since fall '09. Everyone that works there has been wonderful, and there is always meaningful work that needs to do be done for volunteers.I would... more »

  NWsupporter wrote:

I first learned about World Neighbors 11 years ago, when I met its CEO and board chair at a conference in Washington DC. I was amazed to learn that it was then 46 years old because it was clearly doing important and effective international development... more »

  Coqwa wrote:

We worked with Richard and Rosalie to install mycofiltration bags along a very polluted stretch of a local creek in conjunction with high school students doing riparian planting. Richard and Rosalie are very knowledgeable, brought everything we needed... more »

  Robin Lee wrote:

Friendly Water is doing great work in the world providing education to communities in how to create clean water with biosand water filters, and teaching good health and sanitation practices. Their approach focuses on creating sustainable micro businesses... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great non profit that has worked for over 40 years to save our land, air, and water. They hold great community events . The endangered species fair is a family favorite and the creeks clean up is invaluable. more »

  stephenmtoman wrote:

Through their tireless work developing and maintianing trails in the Adirondack mountains, educating people about the region, and advocating for preservation and smart resource use, the Adirondack Mountain Club has enriched the lives of everyone who has... more »

  David william wrote:

It was a really nice experience with AJSA and with their activities. more »

  Sandra26 wrote:

Memo and his family are amazing people who believe in their community and in the power of honesty and hardwork. They empower both curious travellers and locals alike to help each other and learn more about the work through being active and doing what... more »

  jake wrote:

As an attorney I have the opportunity to learn about many nonprofit organizations. Seacology impressed me, to the point where I joined their board, with their unique "win-win" approach - an island village obtains something tangible the indigenous people... more »

  Writer wrote:

I monitor and take water samples for Cynobacteria blooms at least once a week from mid June to the last week in October at Red Rocks beach in South Burlington, Vermont. I post my observed results on the VT Dept of Health web-site and bring the samples... more »

  paulclarkesongs wrote:

The Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation (CELF) has been, and still is, an oasis in the environmental and nutritional desert of East Harlem. CELF encouraged the sustainability efforts in our former school, that was eventually closed, during its... more »

  arp wrote:

It would be impossible to see this natural wonder and learn about bat conservation and NOT BECOME A SUPPORTER. Honestly, for those of us that think of tigers and polar bears when we think of wildlife--this nonprofit will teach you just how terribly much... more »

  cb55 wrote:

Where would I go if it weren't for my California Parks? I hike, sit and read, picnic, camp and above all REST when i am in one of our parks. They are simply wonderful!!! I recruit new members, and clean up camping areas. more »

  Writer wrote:

Raptor Inc is an amazing place and a top notch organization. The work that is done there is vital to helping injured birds of prey. more »

  Don_46 wrote:

The staff and facilities of this honeybee sanctuary are top notch. Full time staff and interns make this honeybee sanctuary promoting sustainable and biodynamic beekeeping a fun and eye opening experience. I am enrolled in a two study under their guidance... more »

  carolyn9 wrote:

KTMB Staff were easy to work with and provided information in a timely manner. I enjoyed participating in this project and will definitely volunteer again. more »

  ariel4congo wrote:

I've been working with Congo Education Partners for over a year now. The team in the US is dedicated, professional and very knowledgeable, and the team in the DR Congo is just amazing!! Led by an incredible Congolese advocate for the environment and the... more »

  leslie6 wrote:

Few people know that Trees For The Future is a 20 year old agro forestry NGO. Agro Forestry is a holistic way of planting trees within the context of sustainable development. Their website is full of content about what they do. I am involved with their... more »

  Writer wrote:

I found NC GreenPower through VolunteerMatch and have volunteered with them a few times. Renewable resources and sustainable energy is a passion of mine and is what I am going to school for. Because they have teamed up with Duke Energy, donating on... more »

  lenandpaula wrote:

We have been volunteering at the National Marine Life Center (NMLC) for 2-1/2 years, and are so impressed at the dedication and resourcefulness of NMLC staff and volunteers. When staff members come in on their own late at night to check on a turtle being... more »

  Seth W.1 wrote:

Love all the work this organization does, the community they have developed, the people they have enriched, the improvements they have made on the environment, and so much more. The work they do speaks to their name as they truly are Leaving a Positive... more »

  bawsum wrote:

The Breast Cancer Fund has focused for years on working towards eliminating environmental chemicals that are linked to breast cancer. Their State of the Evidence publication is a wealth of information. The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics made the public... more »

  Kassy K. wrote:

I live in peoria and wish we had a resource like this. I've gone to a number of workshops and the annual fair in April. Especially loved the build your own workshops and Eco lawn tours. I refer people to their composting guide online too more »

  swanzon wrote:

This group has been serving the greater Sedona area for over 25 years, providing leadership on issues ctitical to citizens, such as litter lifting, dark skies designation, noise reduction, billboard regulation, and native habitat gardening. KSB focuses... more »

  Aaron wrote:

The Blinknow Foundation's mission is to create a self-sustainable living community for destitute children living in Nepal which will provide their most basic needs but also contribute to post-war recovery and peace. In just the last few years it has... more »

  rah_1949 wrote:

I have been a member of NADF for several years. I applaud the work that they do to restore our national forests devistated by wild fires. Their mission to plant and encourage others to plant is vital to our wild life and our protection of the environment. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been on Biosphere Expeditions projects as a journalist and I can confidently say that they are amongst the best out there. They take good care of you, the work you do is worthwhile and their achievements in wildlife conservation all over the world... more »

  Cheryl 33133 wrote:

MY company gave 1500 dollars to the Biscayne Bay Foundation and they are an amazing organization unlike other organization. They do exactly what they say they are going to do. My son who lives in South Carolina has been stuggling for years so I like... more »

  TimGebby wrote:

Almost 9 years ago, I met Sean Casey through a mutual friend. Since that day, I've helped to raise money for this wonderful organization. This place embodies Case and the person that he is each and every day. I think most people look at volunteer work... more »

  Tim H. wrote:

Son Safaris began as a dream in Fledge Fiamingo's heart in 2003 and became a non-profit corporation in 2009. We provide inspiration and encouragement through multimedia presentations conducted by former South African Park Ranger Fledge Fiamingo. But... more »

  Kasimie wrote:

Mehiel Foundation has helped our community immensely last year by sponsoring the building of a new school which over time will help hundreds of pupils get the education they deserve. more »

  fredwandrea3 wrote:

The Foundation is wholeheartedly devoted to maintaining, preserving, protecting, and developing Hitchcock Woods! Local, regional, and national residents participate with the support of their time, talent, and finances to ensure that this spectacular... more »

  wasp63 wrote:

This is one of the finest groups I have ever had the pleasure to be acquainted with.Their non stop dedication is the reason so many people are becoming aware of a medical situation that may be stopped in our lifetime.God Bless Warriors For Autism more »

  Writer wrote:

Super organized place for me to bring my children to create one of a kind art pieces.The director and art teachers are super knowledge and patient with the kids. more »

  Kristin K.2 wrote:

The Bernasol Educational Foundation is doing great things around the world. Their heart to reach the underprivileged and bring education and job training has been transformative to communities in Haiti and Uganda and others. I love seeing God working... more »

  R and D wrote:

My wife,Darlene, & I enrollrd in the classes not knowing what could be done but knowing something should & had to be done. The wide aspects of CBF's functions opened many ways to "give back".Both of us are retired and have the time to man the booths and... more »

  Jason915 wrote:

As an un-paid volunteer, I have spent time at the Stroud Center doing stream monitoring with the lab assistants. I continue to be impressed by their knowledge of a stream's eco-system and its importance to our way of life. The Stroud Center does freshwater... more »

  DIvya Weed wrote:

I was working in Karuna Society for Animals & Nature for several years, and was continually impressed with their complete dedication to the cause of rescuing, treating and caring for the animals. Everyone goes above and beyond the call of duty. Their... more »

  dwendel wrote:

I think Morning Earth is a terrific website for my Nature in Literature Course at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I use the photographs and poems that John creates to go with them to help my students look closer into the... more »

  bee52 wrote:

I first learned about Legacy Land Trust and became a member in 2005, the same year I become alarmed by the numbers of dead woodland animals on the roads and railroad tracks in my neighborhood, animals killed as they fled heavily wooded tracts being clear-cut... more »

  sdrvc wrote:

The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the natural open spaces in the San Dieguito River watershed, completing the 70-mile Coast to Crest Trail and educating future stewards of the environment of the importance of a thriving... more »

  ReneS wrote:

Great place! Always has something for the art/crafty person! more »

  tititac wrote:

The give a happy moment for this kids is priceless more »

  Linda292 wrote:

GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BE GRATEFUL FOR THE LEGACY THIS NONPROFIT WILL PROVIDE. A VAST UNDERSTANDING AND HELPING THE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES CONTINUE THEIR AMAZING JOURNEY , SO THE PLANET EARTH CAN CONTINUE BENEFETING FROM THIS SPECIES. CONGRATULATIONS... more »

  skankin22jax wrote:

I became a member after watching the movie, the 11th Hour, a documentary by Leonardo Dicaprio. WWF had nothing to do with this film, but that film opened my eyes to what's going on in this world. I did some research and wanted to try and help and WWF... more »

  woodbridge wrote:

I attended the terrific conference in Sacramento (on my own nickel) and found it well worthwhile. Much useful information, and I enjoyed the speakers Ringo and Hopper. Couldn't attend the evening banquet due to lousy public transport in Sacramento. I... more »

  Corrina G. wrote:

The dedication and commitment of SERES' staff never fails to take my breath away. They are an incredible team of local leaders and knowledge brokers working tirelessly for a better future for Central America. I am especially excited by what the future... more »

  saiash26 wrote:

Bharavase is an organization which is formed by a group of like minded people to help the needy. They do different kinds of activities without sticking to a particular type. Bharavase gives hope to the hopeless. more »

  m353 wrote:

Located just south of Tumwater WA. from Old Highway 99, Wolf Haven International is a goal oriented, working for wolf conservation organization, with hard working, dedicated staff and volunteers. Founded in 1982 as a non profit organization, Wolf Haven... more »

  viollet wrote:

New England Wildflower Society (NEWFS) is a top-ten non-profit green contender. NEWFS is the nation’s oldest and largest membership organization devoted exclusively to native plant conservation. Its mission is to “Promote the conservation of flora... more »

  Steven40 wrote:

I first got involved with VOC in the early 90's, became a crew leader and worked on numerous projects before moving to Florida in 1998. I returned home to Colorado in June 2014 and was able to volunteer on a project in August 2014 (Waldo Canyon Fire... more »

  Janice M. R. wrote:

Wow! What a beautiful experience for the children, their mentors, the ocean and future Generations. This Camp is well-organized, conscious, supervized and informative! The children were engaged and eager! I appreciate their leadership program for older... more »

  Wendy S.5 wrote:

We are a registered 501c3 farm animal sanctuary and adoption shelter. We work with our local community agencies to help animals who are abused, neglected, displaced, or otherwise discarded. We specialize in cases that need medical and social rehabilitation.... more »

  NShaw wrote:

I got to see working donkeys and horses in Egypt. They all looked healthy. Now I know why -- that's where Brooke started their overseas work. Now they help support equines around the world. All you have to do is see pictures of working animals and... more »

  gaspring9 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Manatee Center for over 20 years. I have learned about manatees & other creatures and their environments through the personnel who were employed or came to teach at the Manatee Center. It is a wonderful place to pass on... more »

  Kat54 wrote:

This is the best organization we have in our city for helping stray and feral cats. They do so much more than that I could write a book. It is clear they love cats and are willing to help them. They have helped me with cats three times. Twice with medical... more »

  Sunny K P. wrote:

Georgia Public Policy Foundation is with:Excellent and respected leaders and staffOnly source to obtain accurate and non-bias information and data in GeorgiaTrue nonprofit, never receive funding from governments nor organization have interests... more »

  mstwister wrote:

Michael is a very loving bird owner. He knows their language and is able to reach into the birds minds to unite as one. He and his wife are a remarkable people. more »

  GlennD wrote:

The Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge (MNWR) is a hidden treasure in our own backyards, and the Friends of MNWR is such an important part of making it sustainable and accessible for generations of Cape Cod residents and visitors to enjoy forever. more »

  Kristen H.4 wrote:

I love working with Youth Environmental Alliance, they are fantastic educators and great at getting people of all ages involved in positive environmental action.Check them out in the News!https://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/south-florida-parenting/fl-fea-yea-classes-20200709-elxu7hztxnbcfo3expiojxvo2u-story.html more »

  esmetrontz wrote:

One of my favorite things about CityScience is its mission and focus— improving science education in NYC public schools. I am pretty critical of the current curriculum in NYC schools— when I was in elementary and middle school, I never liked science.... more »

  J Simmons wrote:

Every animal at Noah's Ark has a story. If you know them, you will know that the work they do there is phenomenal. They provide a forever home for exotic animals that have been abused, neglected, sick or just not wanted. The habitats for their animals... more »