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The Savory Institute's mission is to facilitate the large-scale regeneration of the world's grasslands through Holistic Management. The organization's educational consulting activities are turning deserts into thriving grasslands, restoring biodiversity, bringing streams, rivers and water sources back to life, combating poverty and hunger, and increasing sustainable food production, all while putting an end to global climate change.

To ensure a thriving future for Mongolia by transferring best practices to preserve the environment, natural resources and cultural heritage of Mongolia.

The Mission of the VMPAC is to develop and maintain a Memorial Park in honor of all past, present and future Veterans of the Armed Forces of the United States of America; to be a place for Veterans, their families and the public to remember, reflect and contemplate the sacrifices of these individuals; and to serve as an educational venue.

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Speak for the Trees aims to improve the size and health of the urban forest in the greater Boston area, especially in under-canopied and under-resourced neighborhoods.

Mission: Tiny Seed Project encourages creative endeavors that promote conservation of our planet, by way of environmental awareness, and community building to preserve and protect nature.Through fiscal sponsorship, we empower creative environmentally focused projects, events, or fundraisers to succeed, with the support of our nonprofit status and administrative team.

C3 catalyzes climate action at the community level through collaboration, programs, and advocacy which directly reduce climate pollution and elevate the climate leadership of Virginia communities.

THE FRIENDS OF NOLEN WATERFRONT IMAGINES THE WATERFRONT AS A WELCOMING DESTINATION FOR ALL MADISON RESIDENTS AND VISITORS. A WATERFRONT DESTINATION THAT CONNECTS DOWNTOWN MADISON TO LAKE MONONA, ENHANCES COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS, INCREASES PHYSICAL AND VISUAL ACCESS TO THE LAKE, IMPROVES LAKE MONONAS WATER QUALITY AND AQUATIC HABITAT, CELEBRATES FRANK LLOYD WRIGHTS ARCHITECTURAL LEGACY IN MADISON, AND RECOGNIZES LAKE MONONAS CULTURAL HISTORY FROM THE HO-CHUNK PEOPLE TO THE PRESENT DAY.

Great Barrier Reef Foundation USA is a US-based non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of coral reefs. Donations to Great Barrier Reef Foundation USA are tax deductible in the United States. Your support of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation USA will help turn the tide on coral reef decline in Australia and globally. We support organisations like the Great Barrier Reef Foundation in Australia, that has a track record in bringing the world’s brightest minds and advanced technologies together to solve the challenges facing coral reefs.

The Corporation is organized exclusively to receive and administer funds for the protection of natural resources and charitable and educational purposes as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (the “Code”), including ​ Honoring and protecting the natural resources of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan including, but not limited to, the Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club and its surrounding watershed, for nature itself and for the enjoyment of the public, Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club’s members and their families. Rich in meaning and purpose. Conducting all activities incidental or necessary to accomplishing the foregoing purposes or otherwise permitted by Section (c)(3) of the Code.

TO SUPPORT THE HIGHWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY, FOCUS ATTENTION ON LIBRARY SERVICES, FACILITIES AND NEEDS, PROMOTE THE WELFARE AND GROWTH OF THE LIBRARY AND RECEIVE AND ENCOURAGE GIFTS AND BEQUESTS TO THE LIBRARY.

Sustainability Matters cultivates community through conservation education. We make sustainability fun, realistic, and accessible to all. A Virginia-grown grassroots nonprofit, Sustainability Matters works at the intersection of sustainable agriculture, gardening & business; environmental awareness; and nature conservation. Our work helps landowners, farming families, small businesses, and residents implement positive environmental practices, reduce their use of harmful herbicides and pesticides, grow their own food, manage invasive species, and support pollinators and native wildlife. Social interaction, peer-to-peer information exchange, and inclusivity are integral to our model.