My Nonprofit Reviews

Rio Rancho Intel has been sickening its neighbors for decades. A community group of concerned citizens organized but was never able to quite make it off the ground.
Decades later, many deaths and illnesses later, Dennis O'Mara, co-chair for Clean Air For All Now sought out Anthropocene Alliance.
They have been nothing short of a miracle for our small organization. They have helped us to grow, they have provided us training on technical matters, they have provided us resources. The list goes on and on and on. We feel like we hit the jackpot when we met Anthropocene Alliance and their incredible staff. They are always available, always helpful and have provided so many resources, our group has grown leaps and bounds since first meeting them almost a year ago.
The people that work for or volunteer for Anthropocene Alliance are some of the nicest people I've ever had an occasion to meet and I've been a professional over 40 years. They are kind, they are concerned, they are caring and they are ready to leap at every chance to help communities build themselves into healthier environments for humans, plants and animals.
If you are lucky enough to work with Anthropocene Alliance, Lucky enough to meet them, lucky enough to receive their generous resources, you have hit the jackpot.
Clean Air For All Now has had so many advances since meeting and working with Anthropocene Alliance. We give All of the credit to their generous outreach, trainings and advisories. We have even received free merchandise to hand out to our community members. They have offered us assistance with public meetings.
Anthropocene Alliance is made up of some of the greatest Earth Angels on the planet.