Green Organizations

A local affiliate of Texas Interfaith Power and Light, Interfaith Environmental Network is the go-to resource for Austinites who aspire to make environmental stewardship a cornerstone of their religious commitment.

Let’s come together and start Green Teams at our places of worship to collaborate on ways to respond to climate change and other environmental challenges, spread environmental knowledge, and advocate for environmental stewardship as people of faith.

Conservation Colorado is at the front lines of every fight working to protect the air, land, water, and people of Colorado by advocating for necessary policies, mobilizing Coloradans, and electing conservation-minded policymakers.

Despite powerful interests who are constantly pushing to put pollution and profit over public health, we have a long and accomplished history of working collectively at the State Capitol, establishing strategic partnerships, and collaborating with allies for success on key environmental concerns, including:

Women in Sustainable Energy (WISE) offers education, networking, professional development and leadership training for women (and men, too) at all stages of their clean energy careers and lives. WISE members and guests come together to be inspired, share ideas, enhance awareness and build competency.

Membership includes:

Urban GreenWorks (UGW) is a Miami-based not-for-profit organization and a fund of the Miami Foundation. We exist to restore the economic, physical, and social health of underserved communities.

Our focus is community food security and environmental restoration. UGW creates programs for communities plagued by poor access to fresh food, blighted and neglected open space, low urban tree cover, and an under-employed population of young adults.

The San Diego Green Business Network helps San Diego businesses cut operating costs, share impactful ideas with peers and get free support to improve sustainability.

Improving energy and water efficiency, reducing waste and improving air quality boosts the bottom line for your business. It’s great for the environment, too!

Once accepted, you'll get:
+no-cost energy assessments
+marketing support
+invitations to educational workshops and networking opportunities
+a listing in our membership directory
...and much more!

The Calumet Environmental Resource Center (CERC) is a unique resource library, meeting place and referral network where local community residents, government officials, nonprofit environmental organizations, and others can learn about and respond to pressing environmental issues in the Calumet Region.

CERC's extensive resource collection continues to grow daily and contains over 3,000 assorted reports, documents, maps, books, photographs and other resources that specifically focus on the Calumet region of southeastern Chicago, Cook County, and northwestern Indiana.

The Save Our Springs Alliance strives to protect the Edwards Aquifer, its springs and contributing streams, and the natural and cultural heritage of the Hill Country region and its watersheds - with special emphasis on Barton Springs. Pollution and over-pumping are problems today and we need your help to address these issues.

The Chicago Community Trust is a charitable organization dedicated to improving our region through strategic grant-making, civic engagement and inspiring philanthropy.

The Trust awards grants for general operating support and responsive grants to address specific community needs or opportunities.

Among other initiatives, we support efforts to create an environment of clean air, water and land, an accessible and high-quality built environment of affordable housing, multi-modal transportation systems and full-service communities.