Supporting education, regenerative agriculture, and microfinance programs for women in refugee camps and surrounding communities in Northern Uganda.

Funding an expansion of the Beginning Farmer Incubator and Training Program which provides aspiring farmers experiential knowledge and confidence to run their own farms. Helping launch the Farm and Climate Program to help farmers optimize soil health, biodiversity, water quality, and climate stability.

Supporting the development of the Maples Farm as a "learning lab" to train new farmers. The 30-acre Maples Farm will serve as an incubator to help new farmers start farms based on regenerative agriculture principles.

Providing general operating support for Climate Generation’s teacher training & engagement, youth advocacy, and community engagement efforts that foster intersectional understanding and action on climate change on the local and global scale.

Developing a diverse community to combine the collective energy, intelligence, and actions of people around the world to crowdsource more sustainability into the world through education, inspiration, and empowerment.

Accelerating decarbonization by strengthening climate leadership across the political spectrum, including building the capacity, amplifying the voices, and scaling the impact of the field of civic enterprises working right-of-center on climate change.

Supporting an expansion of IPL’s Cool Congregations and Faith Climate Action Week programs to provide educational resources about reducing carbon emissions in facilities and theological resources for faith leaders to preach and teach on care for Creation.

Continued support for an expansion of IPL’s Cool Congregations and Faith Climate Action Week programs to provide educational resources about reducing carbon emissions in facilities and theological resources for faith leaders to preach and teach on care for Creation.

Supporting Kakenya’s Dream to transform communities in rural Kenya through their education, health, and leadership programs that empower and improve life outcomes for girls.

Funding development of ten outdoor learning experiences for use at Outdoor Education and Nature Centers. Curriculum will be imbued with traditional ecological knowledge, language, and cultural perspective through partnership with local Indigenous community organizations.

Funding BEETLES ' development of a Nature Videography outdoor science activity for use at Outdoor Education and Nature Centers involving children taking slow-motion phone videos to make observations impossible with the naked eye.

Supporting Mongabay’s reporting that addresses information gaps and raises awareness of the role of natural climate solutions in fostering a diverse biosphere and addressing the impacts and causes of climate change. This reporting informs decision making and improves the effectiveness of climate action.

Supporting Rewrite the Future, NRDC’s initiative designed to broaden and diversify the environmental movement through the power of stories in our entertainment, and drive people from awareness to action on the climate crisis.

Supporting an analysis of current state and federal policy related to climate change education and report on recommendations for improving climate change education in formal and nonformal institutions.

Supporting SEGA Girls’ Secondary School, a secondary boarding school for girls which provides a quality education for vulnerable Tanzanian girls, with an emphasis on leadership, social responsibility, and environmental care.

Supporting SEGA Girls’ Secondary School, a secondary boarding school for girls which provides a quality education for vulnerable Tanzanian girls, with an emphasis on leadership, social responsibility, and environmental care.

Supporting implementation of detailed plans for land stewardship, education and training, and scientific research at the newly acquired Jalama Canyon Ranch to facilitate rapid and broad adoption of regenerative agriculture locally, regionally, and globally.

Contributing to the Jalama Ranch Capital Campaign to purchase 1,000 acres in the California central coast for development as a center for regenerative agriculture with programming in education, training, and research.

Supporting the long-term sustainability of WBLT and Jalama Canyon Ranch through the development of research protocols, infrastructure expansion, capital equipment needs, and debt reduction.