Find Environment Nonprofits and Charities

  Bobby G.1 wrote:

People like to pay a lot of lip service to the environment. Few actually back up the talk with the walk. Sea Hugger walks the talk. Real solutions brought with love, integrity, education and community outreach. "Teaching our children well" (and us adults... more »

  Kristina Hoffman wrote:

Roots of Peace (RoP) began in 1997 to remove landmines from war-torn countries, and help farmers plant sustainable, profitable crops. RoP builds schools and soccer fields to provide health and education. Please visit www.rootsofpeace.org and join me... more »

  Linda Rink wrote:

The Pennsylvania Environmental Council is truly an organization dedicated to the improvent of Pennsylvania's natural spaces. I worked with the Philadelphia office on researching the needs of boaters on the Tidal Delaware River, in order to determine... more »

  Sherie61 wrote:

Working with and for "CEDO Intercultural" is a joy and an honor. for 35 years, the founders (Rick & Peggy Boyer) have focused on collaborative, cooperative, inclusive conservation of the Northern Sea of Cortez, and their work is making a difference.... more »

  communitarian1 wrote:

I completed a year long internship learning about Permaculture and Land management. The experience was highly enlightening and completely hands-on. The teaching was extremely quality and I consider it an invaluable learning experience. Anyone with... more »

  SJH1990 wrote:

A real leader on environmental advocacy. They get things done at the State House on the most pressing issue of our time! more »

  mba8 wrote:

Biggest bang for the buck. Ninety-nine percent of the animals killed in the United States each year are slaughtered for human consumption. Vegan Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to expose and end cruelty to animals through... more »

  lora-cabarios wrote:

I am always amazed at the creativity of the products that come out Arts & Scraps! Over the years, I have donated "scraps" I couldn't imagine a use for and I have requested personalized/themed activities which always turn out to be relevant, imaginative... more »

  friend of KWC wrote:

I have worked with KWC for the past 11 years and have found it to be one of the most fun experiences I have ever had. Run entirely through dedicated volunteers. more »

  sweetpea1 wrote:

I continue to be impressed and, indeed, amazed at the caliber and volume of information that NIRS puts out, on a shoestring budget and a skeleton staff. Their education and outreach on the pitfalls of nuclear power is especially critical now -- as nuclear... more »

  Tabitha_K wrote:

I appreciate the American Solar Energy Society for giving me the opportunity to grow. As a young woman with a B.S. and a passion for environmental stewardship I was looking for the next step in my career. Continuously, I asked myself, where is my career... more »

  Craig McNamara wrote:

As a farmer, the most important resource that I have available to me is the land that I farm. And as a steward of that land, my long term goal is to replenish the soil using sustainable techniques such as composting and cover cropping with leguminous... more »

  Craig G. wrote:

What impresses me about Green Empowerment is their focus and effectiveness. They are focused on providing two essentials to those in need: clean water and electricity powered by renewable energy. They are effective because the projects... more »

  Teresa W.3 wrote:

Like a little slice of heaven if you are an animal lover! The whole experience is great. The relaxed feel when you wander around and see the native animals living their best life is perfect. You can see the animals are happy, not stressed and have enrichments... more »

  Beth34 wrote:

The Rock Creek Extreme Cleanup is fabulous! Hundreds of people come out, and I love being part of an effort that makes a difference right here in the Washington area. It's easy to get discouraged, but Rock Creek Conservancy makes me feel part of a wonderful... more »

  amf1984 wrote:

Piers Park is one of the most beautiful waterfront parks I have ever traveled to, and the fact it is in the middle of an inner city urban area makes it even more remarkable. We learned about the program by one of their staff members who is a very inspiring... more »

  bette1 wrote:

My organization, Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Long Island, has partnered with Pedals for Progress for the last six years in a once a year bike collection. Pedals has always provided guidance in setting up and publicizing our collection. The trucks... more »

  Writer wrote:

All of the employees, whether based overseas or at their headquarters office are 100% dedicated to the mission. The staff is committed to engaging with the communities in which they work. They truly listen to their stakeholders and apply the advice they... more »

  travelbug wrote:

Consistently excellent theater. Well directed and produced plays with great actors ,sets,lighting. I am a season subscriber and normally see 5 plays a season. Recently saw "The Vertical Hour". It was a bit long and "talky" but I found it thought provoking... more »

  handcompass wrote:

The Ohio Environmental Council is the premier environmental organization for the state, because it brings together so many different people and groups to insure the health of Ohio and its environment. This 40-year old group is well-respected by foundations,... more »

  Skye Danser wrote:

This is a great organization with compassionate, devoted advocates. They were very responsive when I needed their input on a local issue that arose in 2012. Larger groups with more name recognition (i.e. The Sierra Club) didn't even respond to correspondence.... more »

  Debra69 wrote:

I have been priveleged to be a volunteer for over a year with RAF and have loved every minute. This is a terrific organization which spreads smiles to those in need. What you may not know is how wonderful it feels to do a random act - the reward is... more »

  Bill wrote:

I have known the leadership both here in the US as well as on the ground around the world for more than 25 years. Our work is planted firmly in our commitment to ensuring that rural communities have adequate healthy food. We will encourage and facilitate... more »

  K1Mar wrote:

This organization is truly trying to change the world for the better. Unfortunately the topic is complex and people have a wrong perspective on the topic. These people deserve more attention, this could impact the life of every human being on the... more »

  Tarheels1 wrote:

Forsyth County Parks Foundation is a valuable asset to the community. They raise funds to reinvest back into the community to enhance parks, greenways, and provide financial assistance to families to participate in recreational activities. The professionals... more »

  Fluffy-Kath wrote:

I have frequently donated to Compassion in World Farming. It is a truly amazing farm animal welfare and environmental charity which aims to end the Factory Farming of all animals. Cruelty and torture is endured by every animal which is factory farmed.... more »

  ereeside wrote:

I participated in a honey harvest for Bees in the D, and it was super fun and interesting! The Brians are amazing and incredibly thoughtful in everything they do. I would definitely recommend checking out Bees in the D! more »

  okothstephenomondi wrote:

FiRSTLY, in the year 2021 during COVID pandemic, My team of 3 and I in UNHCR, Jijiga in Ethiopia learnt about Kobotoolbox from OCHA colleagues. As a team working on Comprehensive and Development Responses to a protracted refugee situation, we needed to... more »

  Mufaddal T. wrote:

I am happy to be a part of IYFS, The team which is looking for new things to be implement in the society keeping hygiene and plantation in minds. It is really valuable being a part with Appalla Reddy sir, Harsha Vardhanan and many more... more »

  liaDJ wrote:

Little Tree Huggers Earth Center is part of a nature based preschool where farm animals get rescued and care for. Educating the community about clean energy and the best environmental practices, to make the world a better place for the future generations.... more »

  MichaelMaradei wrote:

It is a fantastic small team that delivers big help. I was at the launch of "The Blue Manta" Kickstarter and it was amazing. more »

  EmpoweringEmpathy wrote:

I speak to dozens of non profit leaders every year, and Zachery is truly leading the charge from a place of caring at Development Alert.They are seeking partnerships and working with community to solve problems, and that's what honest development... more »

  timfuller wrote:

This organization ROCKS! Not only do they EDUCATE the public about conservation of species, the need to recycle and re-use, but with the addition of Sharksafe, they have gone great strides for protection. No hidden agendas here... Great people, great... more »

  Sophany wrote:

I am working with Citizen's Environmental Coalition. CEC has done a great work to build a Networking to preserve the our environment. Good job! more »

  Neil wrote:

The Red Wolf Coalition is the only citizen non-profit advocating for the critically endangered red wolf - North America's "other" wolf species. Only about 130 red wolves live in the wild in northeastern North Carolina. This organization needs support... more »

  zoquetero wrote:

This Foundation is a group of highly motivated, charismatic and pro-active individuals who enjoy telling the story of the Cowboy (Vaquero), where they came from, how they lived and where they called home. The Foundation is dedicated to preserving this... more »

  sheilab1 wrote:

Assisted INFORM with planning and executing their Generation INformed cocktail benefit which was a tremendous sucesss due to all the effort by staff and volunteers. more »

  Marshall2 wrote:

Volunteering at the Forest History Society has been a great experience. The service they provide is invaluable to researchers and conservationists working on a wide variety of projects. They are constantly looking for innovative ways to improve their... more »

  NatureIntoAction wrote:

I've benefited greatly by the expertise of this organization over the past 15 years. The professional growth that I've gained through participation has helped me better serve the public as an environmental educator providing PreK-Adult level programming... more »

  TariG wrote:

Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) is the most amazing outdoor adventure curriculum available to students, teachers and schools anywhere. The curriculum is standard based and aligned and OTF has specialized equipment to help teachers deliver a quality... more »

  nantes77 wrote:

I have been consistently impressed with Global Water. I have raised money to support their projects through several different marathon events, and they have always been incredibly professional. They helped me reach my fundraising goals, wrote individual... more »

  JulieLamy wrote:

I have worked with many non-profit organizations over the past 25 years. UPSTREAM stands out for its authenticity, transparency and selflessness. Whether lifting up the work of partner organizations or taking the back seat if another group is better positioned,... more »

  jjeans wrote:

I have been working with WFAF on their Giving Garden project. The aim is to raise organically They have been in opoeration for about 5 years. At times there are scores of volunteers tending the garden and picking vegetables. This year they donated over... more »

  peebles wrote:

As a young hunter and angler, I appreciate what this organization stands for in advocating for better management of our public lands and waters. They're well organized on the state/chapter and federal levels by educating outdoor enthusiasts and shedding... more »

  JackieBlue wrote:

NEXT.cc provides valuable tools for teachers and students that help student LEARN about over 250 different topics! Each subject area includes an introduction, terminology, activities, references to additional information, and a chance to test what's... more »

  Emily wrote:

Since it's inception, the USGBC Minnesota Chapter has motivated, educated, and inspired the industry toward being good stewards of our environment. The network of professionals are passionate about the cause, thanks to the clear mission and programming... more »

  richard1996 wrote:

As a lifelong Washingtonian, I'm immensely impressed that an organization can effectively encourage transatlantic dialogue while also being keenly aware of the needs of the local communities and spaces around it. An organization with breadth and depth... more »

  pelican3 wrote:

Wildlife Inc. is my fourth wildlife center I've volunteered for and by far the most fantastic! They are certainly the wildlife gem of Anna Maria Island and Manatee Co. by far. The center rescues, rehabilitates, and releases birds, mammals, and reptiles... more »

  dongkohl wrote:

It has been a very heart-warming experience over the years to assist the staff and other volunteers at the nature center and wildlife hospital in helping injured native wildlife and baby wildlife. It is the greatest feeling of compassion when we release... more »

  ANITA wrote:

I'm so proud of COMMON GROUND FOR CONSERVATION, I BEEN LEAVING IN MIAMI FLORIDA FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS, AND IS THE FIRST TIME THAT I SEE AN ORGANIZATION REALLY CONCERN ABOUT THE WATER WE DRINK EVERY DAY ,THE AIR WE BREATH,BUT TO TEACH EVERYONE REGARDLESS... more »

  teeg wrote:

I couldn't be more proud or excited about the way that Recycled Fish has grown in the past 7 years. It's gone from being my personal vision to something that is so much bigger than myself. Over 11,000 people from all 50 States and over 20 countries... more »

  Mulligan130 wrote:

Sturgeon City at Riverworks is a growing non-profit. They have set programs available, but they are also willing to customize programs to fit a group's needs. The facilty is easily walked by all ages. Experiences can range from learning about aquaculture... more »

  Susan McMillan wrote:

It is rare that you get to see a non-profit and it’s founder “in action.” Sure you read about the great things organizations do; you see their terrific websites; maybe you even hear inspiring speeches by its leaders. But I’ve had the honor of... more »

  billie1 wrote:

I had a good experience talking with the Forest Supervisor and some of his staff and the training from Great Old Broads helped! We knew to start with positive introductions that connected us to the land. I was able to share a special perspective of... more »

  randylizh wrote:

My sons have been attending Caroline Furnace for the past 7 years. This is a very special camp, they have made friends, created memories and connected to the living Christ in ways that will stay with them throughout their lives. Each year as we arrive... more »

  35dapples wrote:

ELCR has been an invaluable source of information and an outstanding mentor for our fledgling equestrian and agricultural land conservation organization. They have provided step by step guidance to us, and also serve as a sounding board for our ideas... more »

  ktcrabbit wrote:

A rave review from one non-profit about another may be a bit unusual but by networking with the Westville Environmental Commission, both of our groups were able to gain additional man power for our projects and share literature and expertise with the... more »

  ludinac wrote:

Very Passionate and knowledgeable founders, they are a delight to engage with ! more »

  LWUMC wrote:

I coordinate a safe parking program in Kirkland at Lake Washington United Methodist Church. We serve 30-50 women and some families who live in their cars. Jonathan reached out to me in the early days of Covid to see if KPCF could help. Every week,... more »

  OrangeKnight wrote:

Fantastic nonprofit with a great staff run by motivated high schoolers. Great volunteering opportunities. more »

  Rosaline J. wrote:

Very well-run organization with a professional, responsive staff and cadre of volunteer project and team leaders. Through this organization that offers "done-in-a-day" volunteer opportunities, I have volunteered at and served as a project leader for over... more »

  isabelwade wrote:

This group has been a leader for more than 3 decades in trying to redesign the main habitat for humanity, the cities where most of the world lives, to be resource conserving and less harmful to the rest of the planet. With little money, they have also... more »

  Laura.M.Kretschmar wrote:

I first became aware and involved with Vida Verde over ten years ago. In February 2003, my school brought our 56 sixth graders on a nature adventure and overnight with Vida Verde in San Gregorio, CA. It was a most magical two days of immersing low income... more »

  hjl211 wrote:

Earthworks is the only national non-profit working exclusively on mining issues. Environmental destruction on that scale means the earth needs a great advocate, and it has that in Earthworks. Please support this wonderful organization with me and help... more »

  Adda wrote:

Osa Conservation is a truly wonderful organization run by an enthusiastic and dedicated staff. Their commitment to learning about and protecting the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica is inspiring! more »

  ktaubert wrote:

Has accomplished more without paid staff and less money than most organizations with far greater income and personnel. Dedicated volunteers representing a variety of professional disciplines. more »

  cfordj wrote:

Old Pine Farm in Deptford, NJ is a little bit of heaven plunked down on the bank of Big Timber Creek. Forest, meadow, stream and wetlands environments are all included in the 32 acre main property at the foot of Rankin Ave in the Blackwood Terrace section... more »

  fieldworking wrote:

Earthwatch is a great organization to volunteer for and I hope to particpate in one of their volunteer research expeditions again (next summer). more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

San Benito Agricultural Land Trust became an accredited land trust in February 2022, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means San Benito Agricultural Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural... more »

  googieb12 wrote:

Been a visitor since 2000 and a volunteer since 2004. Love this place, it is truely a refuge both for nature and for humans alike. Three great trails that run through the forest down to Armand Bayou or stay on the Ladybird short loop to go through... more »

  Khogan wrote:

I love taking my daughter for family nature walks around the Audubon Nature Center. She loves to use binoculars and practice looking for birds in the beautiful cottonwood trees or watch for colorful dragonflies around the freshwater ponds. Such an amazing... more »

  GoodFish13 wrote:

A wonderful organization actively involved in solving complex environmental issues. Dedicated to protecting and preserving native fish, wildlife and their habitats though science that works!! more »

  Julie49 wrote:

Having been involved with Sunburst Unlimited and Gardens From Garbage for several years now it still amazes me how much we have changed, how much we have changed peoples thinking, how much we are growing and how much there still is to do! Having just... more »

  robbyboyer wrote:

Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage defies the myth that 'truly' sustainable lifestyles will require either self-imposed suffering, a benevolent eco-dictator, and/or hyper-modern technologies. The community demonstrates that a peaceful, abundant sustainability... more »

  Kevin wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Their mission for land preservation and historic preservation in Bucks County is very important to the community and the environment. The preservation of our agricultural resources is so important to... more »

  Amanda Sue wrote:

Here is my personal experience with this crooked "charity". I made a donation. I believed this to be a one-time thing. However in the confirmation email, it said that it was a monthly donation. There was a link to the "Service Center" which... more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a member of the National Trust for Historic Presenvation for a number of years and have become very dismayed with the management of the organization. From the review of the most recent tax form it appears that this organization spends too... more »

  k-lee wrote:

This is one of my favorite charities. The work they do to save the wild lands for the largest predators in North America is invaluable to preserving not just an individual species but an entire ecosystem. more »

  JuliaJackson wrote:

Fresh energy is a crucial nonprofit in today's environment. They are a team of organized and dedicated employees who are committed to doing the best work possible to make sure that our country can have a clean energy future! I now work for a different... more »

  Barbara117 wrote:

Joey B. had a lot of fun and learned a great deal; all while earning a Boyscout merit badge! The hands-on approach made for an unforgettable experience. Mom of Joey B. more »

  david52 wrote:

Creative Change provided excellent consultation and support in all aspects of the work,from conceiving the course to the design of the materials and evaluation. Creative Change staff also collaborated with our staff to deliver the course, and providing... more »

  Aliza Mazor wrote:

Canfei Nesharim reminds me of "The Little Engine that Could". They have managed with little funding and a small staff to make great strides. Canfei was founded by a small, passionate group who believe in the inherent link between religious Judaism and... more »

  tana wrote:

The Clean Energy Research and Education Institute (Cerei) is a great non profit organization working to preserve and protect our environment. The organization is working hard to promote green energy technologies that would eventually help reduce carbon... more »

  superfun wrote:

Colorado Open Lands is a powerhouse in conservation! more »

  Jim_53 wrote:

Don't get me wrong. Sisters' Camelot does wonderful work - distributing free organic food in impoverished neighborhoods in Minneapolis. You should consider them supporting, just not right now (now being March of 2013). Why not now, you ask?... more »

  Becky D.2 wrote:

Opacum Land Trust is a rad group of volunteers who are dedicated to protecting open space in central Massachusetts where families like ours can hike, bird watch, and mountain bike. more »

  on3design wrote:

Working with EFAZ has been a wonderful experience. Laine the Executive Director is very passionate about the mission of EFAZ and is working diligently to make sure Arizona is aware of what EFAZ is up too and what they can offer to their members and the... more »

  barbara17 wrote:

Conservation Northwest is science-based and strategic, and they get work done on the ground to benefit local communities and wildlife. I like the focus on connections between big landscapes and in finding collaborative solutions. more »

  Gregory11 wrote:

The Center For Reuniting Families sits on 40 beautiful acres on Dancing Deer Farm in the Central Coast. The rolling hills and housing that accommodates large groups provides a tranquil setting to deepen in personal growth and meditation or just recharge... more »

  MicheleFrazier wrote:

River Legacy Parks & the River Legacy Nature Center in Arlington, Tx is a wonderful location to get outside and enjoy the wild. The Nature Cemter has exhibits and activites year round as well as school programs for all ages. The Parks have miles of paved... more »

  TvdW wrote:

We work with DRP for a few years now and they have hosted several of our interns during these years. The feedback we receive from our interns has been nothing but positive. Our interns (despite working remotely) really feel like an integral part of the... more »

  sarita005 wrote:

Thank you for helping me especially right now that I am sick and cannot work. You always help me. You have never denied my application for assistance. I had surgery last year and haven’t been able to work for over a year. My husband is elderly and suffers... more »

  nmoring wrote:

I became aware of the work of the Potomac Riverkeeper through one of their Board members. She gave a moving speech about the importance of clean water. more »

  Chubby_Woman wrote:

Before moving to the Sacramento Valley, I had never heard of Tuleyome or the Berryessa Snow Mountain region they are fighting so hard to protect. Having gotten to know this organization, I am impressed by their tenacity, their willingness to promote... more »

  HandstoHeartCenter wrote:

The Frederick School in Dorchester was able to work with the Furniture Trust to receive donations of furniture and artwork for our school. The experience was positive in every single way. Margaret was so friendly and helpful and she made it easy - and... more »

  Lulu11 wrote:

I have volunteered for Planting Peace for years. A+ charity effecting and bettering the lives of many. 16 million deworming pills distributed and counting. more »

  amanda wrote:

I have only been involved with VIRC&D for a short period of time but I have found them always at the ready to assist in anyway possible. Their employees are always trying to help in anyway they can whether that is getting you in touch with the right people... more »

  kim3 wrote:

Amsha Africa Foundation works with impoverished communities in Africa, providing life-saving supplies. I've worked with this organization for the past year and been involved in food distribution, water and sanitation projects, educating the rural population... more »

  klock wrote:

The Land Conservation and Advocacy Trust is a great concept and would be very helpful in a situation near where I live. Please do what you can to assist them in their mission. more »

  ecomama wrote:

We followed Ethical Expeditions via the Internet as they led 18 students on an 8-week, for credit college course in Borneo. The students were divided into teams of three and four, with each team pursuing its chosen research question. They traveled throughout... more »

  ginobell wrote:

CSERC staff takes on an amazing range of issues and threats to nature from development, to clearcuts, to pollution, to loss of habitat, to poorly maintained roads causing erosion, to threats to rare wildlife. The Center has reached more than 107,000 students... more »

  laura15 wrote:

This organization came out of personal committment to the environment, economic challenges and the health and well-being in a deeply challenged region. The way funds and resources ae maximized - for instance - the smallest donations bring clean drinkng... more »

  joycee wrote:

I'm always amazed by how much this small, regional land conservation organization accomplishes with such limited resources. Not only has MMRG helped conserve more than 4,000 acres during its 10-year existence, but it also offers an ongoing roster of educational... more »

  Leader1 wrote:

CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY - Our troop has been to Camp Tonkawa on 3 separate camp occasions. We loved everything except the outdoor kitchen and food preparation methods. There is no refrigeration, no running water and the conditions of the equipment... more »

  William1234 wrote:

Friends of Camp McDonald Park are very well organized and care about meeting the needs of their Volunteers! It was an awesome experience to clean up the future park site and help do the right thing in our Community. The dog tag and lunch from Harry's... more »

  Jen_5 wrote:

The first of it's kind in the Monadnock area of MA (upper central MA), this non-profit seeks to educate people on the benefits of using sustainability practices. It also brings the community together by forming groups and guilds as no other non-profit... more »

  Andrew S.6 wrote:

Everyone who has helped Earth Rebirth get to where we are, help the people and schools we have helped, and dream to do more deserves far more than 5-stars. Thank you all. more »

  Juanita L.1 wrote:

I was looking for Organizations to volunteer with that would help me become a better Wildlife Habitat Gardener and wanted to learn which native plants in my part of Pima County would attract bees, birds and butterflies. Volunteering in the Native Seed... more »

  Amanda L.11 wrote:

ASA is a wonderful organization! I always look forward to the updates about their meaningful work on different conservation, education, and research initiatives. more »

  Mark Strine wrote:

These young guys are amazing. They use the power of honest labor and teamwork to transform not only their environment, but the young people involved. The youths at Kayole Mtaa Safi are polite, industrious, punctual and responsible - not what you expect... more »

  Claire G.4 wrote:

The dogs were so well behaved and trained. We found a lot of devil weed on our survey. The owners were also very in sync with their dogs and communicated well throughout the whole survey more »

  timonium209 wrote:

Amazing organization, they provide a lot of valuable services to the residents of the state of Maryland and beyond. more »

  narwal23 wrote:

MORAES is doing great work in promoting environmental stewardship. You can help them with sea turtle monitoring, beach clean ups and so much more. They are also engaged in some really fascinating research. more »

  sustainabilitywithshan wrote:

https://www.wuft.org/news/2021/12/22/your-plastic-bottle-cap-can-become-a-work-of-art/This organization is amazing and it has allowed me to connect and network with so many individuals from all over the world! Truly amazing nonprofit more »

  falworth wrote:

Carmel Cares coordinates volunteers for the beautification of Carmel-by-the-Sea. It’s a great way to give back to the community that benefits both residents and visitors alike.Before & after photos of hedge trimming on the stairs to Carmel Beach. more »

  summer_summer wrote:

It's an amazing and incredible pick up trash event in Santa Monica beach. It's well organized, detailed safety training and fully equipped. More than 5 pounds of garbage can be collected in an hour, and the amount of plastic waste in it is staggering.... more »

  waterboy2001 wrote:

The diving foundation has opened my eyes to new possibilities with out them I would still be a land loving, ocean fearing novice more »

  sernaelite wrote:

Amazing organization, doing amazing work for families in need! Kristina embodies kindness and is a joy to work with. We appreciate the opportunity to be able to help. We highly encourage Rooted Interiors to all volunteers and donors! more »

  lana.bryan wrote:

I'm a five-year volunteer at CNGF. Founder Alrie Middlebrook is an inspiration to everyone who hears her speak about native plants, living a sustainable life, planting vegetables in an urban environment, and so much more. She imparts her knowledge in... more »

  SabrinaGonzalez wrote:

Autrey Mill Nature Preserve is a wonderful site with a variety of fun locations and activities that both children and adults can enjoy! It is also a wonderful site to volunteer at, as the staff is very nice and knowledgeable, and you get to work with... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great talks, great walks, great people. I've been taking part in their programs for four years. more »

  maryhintz wrote:

The Urban Ecology Center is a fantastic Organization that has a huge impact on the Milwaukee environment and community. The Center's focus on environmental education for students is sure to have a tremendous affect on Milwaukee's environmental future.... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

As creating community gardens as become the rage, this organization offers over 30 years of experience in starting and SUSTAINING community gardens. Check out the material on their website! more »

  istchurch1 wrote:

I have been a member of "PennFuture" for over 10 years. They put on quality educational conferences all over the State of Pennsylvania. Their staff is excellent, professional, low key and highly effective. Their legal staff is very accessible, cooperative... more »

  castanea1 wrote:

Did you know the PA Chapter of the American Chestnut foundation reported more than 7,695 volunteer hours during 2009? That's alot of people and time dedicated to restoring the American chestnut to the forests. Many of the chapter's members have been with... more »

  KingLouie wrote:

The volunteer community at the SLO Botanical Garden is like a second family. I have made so many lifelong friendships through this organization and truly appreciate their mission and dedication to honor and preserve our connection with nature. I am always... more »

  tim8 wrote:

For more than twenty years now, the Arroyo Seco Foundation has been championing the protection and enhancement of one of Southern California's environmental gems, the Arroyo Seco canyon and watershed. ASF had made the Arroyo an living laboratory and... more »

  Barry wrote:

The support provided to the Grand Canyon National Park by the Grand Canyon Association has enhanced both the preservation of this world wonder and provided information and education for the millions of visitors that have ventured to wonder in awe at naure's... more »

  Brooke J.1 wrote:

This Zoo provides a safe and permanent home to animals who need one. They work with local and national rehabilitators to take in animals who are non-releasable to the wild. more »

  Brian39 wrote:

Our department at HP volunteered to do erosion mitigation for the damage caused to the Flying-W Ranch as a result of the Waldo fire. Lisa Patton of the Coalition for the Upper South Platte arranged to have us trained and contributing to the work as... more »

  zpekor wrote:

This organization is great! The staff although small is very knowledgeable and friendly! I volunteer for one of their NPET (Neighborhood Partners Environment Team) a few weeks ago and it was a blast! I met some awesome people and worked on maintaining... more »

  eric.petracca wrote:

The Parks Foundation of Clark County is a wonderful organization that provides support to the many parks, trails, and recreational programs in this thriving community. Access to parks is one of the many reasons this is a fantastic place to live and work.... more »

  WindNot wrote:

Having worked with the WSC Board for two years, I have been amazed what by what this totally volunteer organization has been able to accomplish in effecting changes to promote the return of wild steelhead stocks in the NW. They have been receptive to... more »

  ps106kteacher wrote:

The New York Coalition For Healthy School Lunches is revolutionizing how public schools in New York and specifically New York City (the largest school system in the country),feeds our children. The organization is simple and yet it's goals are huge, to... more »

  wtdixon3 wrote:

I am a WSU Master Gardener who has been a volunteer for the Foundation since 2012. We are currently running a Food Garden Drive to raise funds to build another 50 food gardens for low-income families in our communities. If you are interested in donating,... more »

  michelle10 wrote:

Excellent organization in both goal and function. ACS is advocating unique Solar programs that are self sustaining and financially responsible. more »

  desertwillow wrote:

I'm always impressed with the amazing work that can come out of an all-volunteer organization, and this group is no exception. "Staffed" with an incredibly knowledgeable, active and resilient board, this group is equally big on advocacy and education.... more »

  Andrew_Anemone wrote:

AEOE does great work to develop environmental educators, naturalists, and classroom teachers! For years they've been offering in-person conferences, and this year they've added remote learning. I've attended 5+ trainings/conferences put on by them, and... more »

  ted-gleichman wrote:

SolTrekker, with its beautiful fully-renewable eco-RV, combines the best of both worlds for students and teachers: It provides the excitement of a field trip, with presentations that students love. And it brings that excitement to the school door, dramatically... more »

  tishgibbs@sbcglobal.net wrote:

The Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City Project has had remarkable success working with at-risk teens in a desperately poor barrio in Nagarote, Nicaragua by providing after school activities including community service. Instead of getting involved with gangs... more »

  vicki9698 wrote:

I worked for the Gulf Restoration Network between 2002 and 2006. I had an amazing time working to protect the Gulf's wetlands, rivers, and streams. It was a wonderful experience to be able to engage citizens in efforts to protect the environment. It... more »

  Claire wrote:

S.A.V.E. has been the force behind limiting expansion of the roadways in Chester County - which would then bring more industrial complex sprawl. It has galvanized a community and educated thousand to the issues around roadway safety and thwarted 2 by-passes... more »

  Erik W.1 wrote:

I moved to Washington two years ago with a mild appreciation for mountain biking only experiencing cross country single track with very little elevation gain. I was blown away by the amazing trails throughout the state and have since become an avid biker.... more »

  Nancy Anderson wrote:

I have the greatest regard for Friends of the Smokies organization and have had opportunity to interact with staff in the office setting and at special events where I've worked as a volunteer, including Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage each April and Wilderness... more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  Kgraham wrote:

We just picked our daughter up from camp today and she had an amazing time. She will definitely be returning in future years. The staff are all very professional, pleasant and knowledgeable. We felt very comfortable leaving our 9 year old with them for... more »

  erich wrote:

I needed to build a cabin in a short period of time. Renew had the framing lumber, plywood, fiberglass insulation, rigid foam board, tile, cabinets, windows, doors, flooring, and bath fixtures. m My total cost was very low because of their affordable... more »

  Quercus alba wrote:

I recently discovered Taltree, and have found a place that I can escape to from the busy world. Having green space in NW Indiana is very important to my family and me, and having been an Indiana resident for several years now, it is nice to see local... more »

  Jean Smith wrote:

Wild Connections gave me the chance to use my passion for all things wild in practical protection for some of Colorado’s wildest lands. From my home in Denver and now in Florissant, the mountains are always in view. The combination of serious citizen... more »

  Blossom wrote:

Friends of Outdoor school provided the opportunity for me to be a student leader for outdoor school with sixth graders, which was such a great gift to me. As a student leader I gained lots of confidence that I didn't have and came to believe that I am... more »

  denise2 wrote:

The leadership of the Foundation has been outstanding in their dogged pursuit of improving the management, funding and expansion of the National Landscape Conservation System and I'm sure they'll keep up the fantastic work. I enjoy exchanging ideas with... more »

  christyna.life wrote:

Grades of Green is a unique, passion driven organization that takes the environment seriously.. They have a major impact on our future by teaching real life, easy change skills to school aged children in fun to learn and duplicate ways... powered by the... more »

  girling wrote:

Bay Area Green Tours provides the most amazing tours of green businesses, organic farms, waste facilities, restaurants in short all the places you need to learn about. Each tour is led by a trained professional and allows you to meet the CEOs and leaders... more »

  ranaed wrote:

The CCID is just getting started as has made amazing progress in its 18 months of existence in Nicaragua. The people who run it, both US and Nicaraguan, are accessible, knowledgeable and passionate about what they do, putting in countless unpaid hours... more »

  drewk wrote:

Fishing for Families in Need is an extraordinary organization. A lot of charities have a goal of “helping” society but many lack directions. F4FN teaches kids about fishing and marine biology which may not seem like much, but if you break it down,... more »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  Writer wrote:

The African Centre for Community and Development is the number non-profit documenting realities and needs in Cameroon and Africa. They are helping the poor, women, youths and the vulnerable. They are involved in agriculture, conservation and capacity... more »

  TJREY wrote:

I have known of this organization since it’s inception. Good people, wonderful, humanitarian aid, and well worth supporting! They do amazing things for both the vets and the people they serve. more »

  pebelanger wrote:

I am a Ph.D. (Brown U, 1974) geologist and climate scientist that moved here 5 1/2 years ago. Sound Water Stewards, a non-profit established 1/1/2016, has an amazing 13 week professional training program modeled after the Master Gardener program. It's... more »

  Chelsead1 wrote:

This charity farm stand is amazing! Jamielee grows a ton in her personal garden, gathers donations from friend's gardens, has a plot at a community garden... Fruits and veggies galore! And all of the proceeds go to charity. Bloom also puts on several... more »

  twelvegkids12 wrote:

Great group of people always wanting the best trails for their riders and they always share and reach out to other groups such as Cherry Creek Sno-Goers. more »

  Bryan J.1 wrote:

With the help of this non profit it helped raise $1000.00 for victims of hurricane Irma in the community and has adopted a mile to help keep it's community clean. It has reached out to seek input to fellow divers and non diver to restore and maintain... more »

  mijajanuary wrote:

TNKA is an amazing organization that is breaking barriers in the cleaning industry. As a worker in this industry, it is so empowering to know that there are people/organizations who recognize the need for better industry standards and regulations for... more »

  djs2023 wrote:

Excellent charity with approachable members and a worthwhile goal. I have dealt extensively with them and know that the money goes to creating and bettering the site and what it contains. Highly recommend. more »

  amvolanaki wrote:

Great subject and very useful programs. I liked the approach and also the information FSC aims to give to the beneficiaries. Food security is a cause that concerns every single part of the world. I also loved the articles and the info shared on the organization’s... more »

  ashley404 wrote:

Working as a WELLKIND intern, I expanded my knowledge in so many areas. I learned about the forest ecosystem and how important the species that inhabit it are. I learned about the importance of old trees and how they work to combat climate change. It... more »

  Tesseract wrote:

I was super impressed by the amazing and dedicated team at Open Earth Foundation. They are definitely a top notch nonprofit dedicated to technology solutions that will help the world meet the Paris Agreement.Plus, their innovative NFT drop was so... more »

  Himanshu wrote:

Building Dreams Foundation is doing great job for development for children and for betterment of our society.They are working on education for every children and no food waste and pad for all.They are doing wonderful job more »

  pookie21 wrote:

World Wide Water is amazing. They provided water to my family when we had none. more »

  epicuriouscat wrote:

Ideagarden was founded with the mission of creating the most nourishing and fertile environment for the seeds of innovative ideas to grow. With each of its projects, including Plant Futures with which I am most familiar, the catalyst is always about supporting... more »

  noblesam wrote:

I totally love everything about the Sustainable Earth Project. I have seen their farm, I have seen them at work, I have heard about their vision, and I have seen them teach. This is something super special here in Gainesville. Keep up the good... more »

  AngieRC wrote:

Una experiencia muy linda, me encanta que lleven cine a lugares que no cuentan con salas de cine. Me parece un proyecto transformador que conecta a las comunidades more »

  CBeazley wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Book Exchange for about 4 years and can testify to the impact of the work the organization does. Every week during the school year, we bring in about 100 local students on “literacy field trips” and let them choose... more »

  Perla N. wrote:

This organization seems to be raising public awareness and getting legislation passed to protect consumer and children's health. I use their safe cosmetics database all the time to look for shampoos, baby lotions, sunscreen, lipstick that are less toxic.... more »

  dirtdiva wrote:

The Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute is my most cherished local nonprofit. Their work is so diverse. From planting trees near a local wetland and educating children about climate change to organizing a reused plate project or donating bikes... more »