Named after the safe upper limit of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, 350 parts per million, 350.org works with hundreds of thousands of people in over 180 countries to build a movement to solve the climate crisis. Funds from Climate Ride will go toward building grassroots climate networks, taking on big polluters, and preparing for a major global mobilization.

NRDC uses law, science and the support of 1.3 million members and online activists to protect the planet’s wildlife and wild places and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for all living things. NRDC works to solve the most pressing environmental issues we face today: curbing global warming, getting toxic chemicals out of the environment, moving America beyond oil, reviving our oceans, saving wildlife and wild places, and helping China go green. Funds from Climate Ride support NRDC’s initiatives to create the Clean Energy Future.

From bike routes and bus lanes to pedestrian crossings and car parking, Transportation Alternatives is fighting for safer, smarter transportation and a healthier city. Funds from Climate Ride support advocacy campaigns for better biking, walking and public transit in New York City.

The Environmental Defense Fund’s (EDF) mission is to preserve the natural systems on which life depends. Guided by science, we design and transform markets bringing lasting solutions to the most serious environmental problems spanning the biosphere: climate, oceans, ecosystems and health. For over 20 years, EDF’s Climate and Air Program has been working to reduce the pollution that causes global warming — locally, nationally and globally. EDF’s approach combines sound science, economic incentives, unlikely partnerships, and non-partisan policies to achieve our goals.

The mission of the Washington Area Bicyclist Association is to create a healthy, more livable region by promoting bicycling for fun, fitness, and affordable transportation; advocating for better bicycling conditions and transportation choices for a healthier environment, and educating people about safe bicycling. Funds from Climate Ride support WABA’s vision of an integrated transportation system that links transit, trails, bicycling, and walking facilities to connect the places DC residents live, work, and play.

Green America mobilizes consumers, investors and businesses as economic agents for environmental sustainability. Green America’s initiatives grow the green economy, curb climate change, and promote clean energy solutions. Funds raised through Climate Ride support the “Efficiency First!” campaign, to reduce the amount of electricity Americans consume, and create “Clean Energy Victory Bonds” to provide citizens with an opportunity to contribute to building a clean energy future.

The mission of Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) is to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. In particular, Climate Ride fundraising supports RTC’s Campaign for Active Transportation, which aims to develop trail, walking and bicycling networks in communities all around the country—and to dramatically shift the transportation paradigm in America to a less auto-centric culture. The campaign is part of a broader, ambitious strategy to see 90 percent of Americans living within three miles of a trail system by 2020.

The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. Your donation through Climate Ride to The Nature Conservancy will support two initiatives; the Forest Health Program, and the Climate Change Adaptation Program. The Forest Health Program works to prevent the loss of North American trees from the introduction and spread of harmful non-native insects and diseases through education, science, and policy. The Climate Change Adaptation Program leads an effort here and abroad to demonstrate how nature can help prepare people for our changing climate, and to encourage the conservation and restoration of natural habitats that provide resilient protection and livelihoods.

1% for the Planet is a growing global movement of over 1,300 member companies who donate at least 1% of annual sales to environmental organizations. Since its founding in 2002, 1% members have donated more than $50 million to environmental causes. 1% members donate directly to approved non-profits working on issues they care about. Funds from Climate Ride will help support the global work of 1% for the Planet and help 1% meet its organizational goals for 2011 and beyond.

Through day-to-day advocacy, education, and working partnerships with government and community agencies, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition is dedicated to creating safer streets and more livable communities for all San Franciscans. Funds from Climate Ride support SF Bike Coalition’s Connecting the City initiative, a bold plan to build continuous, cross-town bike routes that are separated from vehicle traffic, so that people of all ages will feel comfortable and safe bicycling.

The Alliance for Biking & Walking is the North American coalition of more than 200 state and local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations. Since 1996, the Alliance has grown the movement by creating, strengthening and uniting grassroots advocates. In 2011, 100 advocates from 65 organizations participated in our Winning Campaigns Trainings. A record 106 leaders from 37 U.S. states and 4 Canadian provinces attended our 2010 Leadership Retreat. With over 5,500 copies in circulation, our 2012 Benchmarking Report is attracting attention from advocates, reporters and policymakers. Funds from the Climate Ride will enable the Alliance to continue to provide the training, coaching, networking, funding and resources needed to build our People Powered Movement.

The Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) is the first grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to fighting global warming in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Our mission is to build and mobilize a powerful grassroots movement in this unique region that surrounds our nation’s capital to call for state, national and international policies that will put us on a path to climate stability. We envision a country where clean energy sources, such as solar and wind power, are prioritized and dirty fossil fuels are phased out; where our world is on a path to 350 ppm CO2 in the atmosphere, creating a stable, sustainable climate.

Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition promotes bicycling for transportation and recreation because of its environmental, health, and economic benefits – and, best of all, it’s fun! For ten years, SCBC has worked with government agencies to create new bike routes, facilities, and plans that are making Sonoma County the best place to ride a bike. Funds from Climate Ride will support the development of a regular series of family-friendly bike rides, designed to empower people to adopt bicycling as a viable and enjoyable way to get around town.

East Bay Bicycle Coalition works to promote bicycling as an everyday means of transportation and recreation. EBBC advocates for direct access on the seven transbay bridges that serve the East Bay counties. Funds from Climate Ride support efforts to improve transit access, make bikeway improvements and offer secure bicycle parking at transit and most destinations.

Grist’s mission is to set the agenda by showing how green is reshaping our world. Grist cuts through the noise and empowers a new generation to make change. Much more than a news organization, Grist inspires action. Its goal is to inform and activate new audiences by producing content that appeals especially to the next generation. This has been met with remarkable success: In a recent reader survey, 87 percent of respondents said they had taken action based on Grist content, from consuming less to contacting a politician.

The mission of the League of American Bicyclists is to promote bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation and work through advocacy and education for a bicycle-friendly America. The League does this by representing the interests of the nation’s 57 million cyclists. With a current membership of 300,000 affiliated cyclists, including 25,000 individuals and 700 affiliated organizations, the League works to bring better bicycling to your community. Climate Ride funding will benefit the League’s new Women Bike program which is aimed at empowering more women to bicycle and become engaged in the diverse leadership opportunities of the bicycle movement—as advocates, engineers, retailers, manufacturers and policy makers—through networking, knowledge sharing, resources and inspiration. Your support will help support programming and scholarships for women nationwide.

The Alliance for Climate Education educates high school students on the science behind climate change and inspire them to take action to curb global warming. ACE is committed to building a generational shift to solve climate change. ACE Educators work with students to start Action Teams, or environmental clubs, to take on carbon-reducing projects at their schools. ACE supports these teams with in-person trainings, project ideas, grants and scholarships.

The Climate Protection Campaign works to inspire, align, and mobilize action in response to the climate crisis. CPC partners with business, government, youth and the broader community to advance practical, science-based solutions for significant greenhouse gas emission reductions. Funds from Climate Ride support the Sonoma Clean Power initiative: a public-private partnership to aggressively develop local renewable energy, which will in turn create new businesses and jobs, stabilize electricity prices, and keep energy dollars local.

Environmental Working Group uses the power of public information to protect public health and the environment. Funds from Climate Ride will support the effort to replace federal policies, including government subsidies that damage the environment and natural resources with policies that invest in conservation and sustainable development.

World Bicycle Relief is dedicated to providing access to independence and livelihood through the power of bicycles. Compared to walking, bicycles represent an enormous leap in productivity and access to healthcare, education and economic development opportunities. The simple, sustainable nature of bicycles empowers individuals, their families and their communities. WBR works to design, manufacture, and distribute bicycles to communities in across the African continent, while ensuring that changes are culturally appropriate, maximizing local sourcing, manufacturing or assembly whenever possible, partnering with existing non-governmental organizations and government and community based organizations, and training mechanics in maintenance and repair.

The Solar Living Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit institute that promotes sustainable living through inspirational environmental education. The Institute manages the Solar Living Center, a 12-acre renewable energy and sustainable living demonstration site visited by 150,000 people annually, and is home to the Solar 2000 Array, providing 160,000 kWh of renewable energy annually.

Climate Counts scores companies annually on their commitment to solutions to climate change. The Climate Counts Company Scorecard helps people vote with their dollars by making climate-conscious purchasing and investing choices that put pressure on the world’s most well-known companies to take the issue of climate change seriously. Funds from Climate Ride will strengthen tools for consumer engagement by improving the existing pocket guide, and iPhone app, and website.

The Will Steger Foundation is educating, inspiring and empowering people of all ages to engage in climate change solutions. We work with educators (K-12) by developing and supporting them with curriculum, professional development opportunities, and action resources. We work directly with high school and college youth to support student leadership on climate change solutions. We work collaboratively with local, state, and national decision-makers to craft sound energy policy and engage citizens across Minnesota and the Midwest. Our programs provide authentic eyewitness accounts of climate change and a platform for furthering education, discussion and civic engagement, offering unique opportunities for public interaction.

The International Green Industry Hall of Fame promotes ecological sustainability worldwide by recognizing individuals and organizations for outstanding achievements in the green industry and by providing an educational forum for the international public.

Since its founding twelve years ago, Clean Air-Cool Planet (CA-CP) has focused exclusively on addressing the problem of climate change. During this time, as scientific and political perspectives on climate and energy have changed, we have evolved to meet the new challenges, always seeking out the most effective ways to leverage our broad-based community networks and our ever-growing suite of climate solutions tools. Our mission, refined during a strategic planning process in early 2011, is to accelerate the transformation to sustainable communities by creating and supporting models of climate mitigation and adaptation that will inspire leadership.

Sierra Club California fights to promote the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment of California’s environment.  We work to support a safe and healthy community in which to live, smart energy solutions to combat global warming, and an enduring legacy for America’s wild places. Through our chapters, grassroots activists and member-support, we aim to influence California legislation and promote a better, healthier environment. Sierra Club California is a non-profit, member-supported, public interest organization aiming to protect our natural environment by influencing public policy. California is home to more than 270 state parks, over 30 national parks and endless beauty. Sierra Club California works to protect what we have and improve the Golden State’s future!

The mission of Acterra is to bring people together to create local solutions for a healthy planet. Acterra provides adults and youth in the Silicon Valley of California with tangible, hands-on activities they can do to improve the environment. Acterra’s work is solution-oriented. Because people get excited by different things, Acterra offers a broad range of programs with a wide range of impacts, from reduction of greenhouse gasses, to restoration of native habitats, to environmental leadership training and more.  Funding from Climate Ride will provide thousands of Silicon Valley residents with the support and opportunities they need to live sustainably, become environmental leaders, combat global warming and create and restore local habitats.

Active Transportation Alliance is a non-profit organization with more than 6,800 members who support our mission to improve conditions for biking, walking and transit in the Chicago metropolitan region. Our goal is to see a Chicagoland that is a fun and healthy place to live, work and play. This Chicagoland is home to a multitude of transportation options that enable all residents to easily and safely reach any destination. We envision the region with half as many crashes and where half of all trips are made by walking, biking and transit.

Bike New York is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization whose mission is to facilitate and promote cycling in all five boroughs of New York City through education and public events as well as collaboration with both community organizations and municipal agencies.

Vision: To encourage cycling as a safe and sustainable means of transit and recreation. Ultimately Bike New York aims to elevate cycling as a green, healthy compliment to New Yorkers’ daily lives by providing access to safe cycling practices and engaging events.

Strategy: Working with the New York City Department of Transportation and other City agencies, Bike New York provides access to cycling for New Yorkers by providing free bicycle education classes in all five boroughs.

At the Boston Cyclists Union, we’re helping Bostonians lead healthier and more enjoyable lives by promoting the bicycle. The Union repairs over 1,250 bikes per year at farmers’ markets, educates new riders, and organizes neighborhood residents to voice support for better biking infrastructure and policy.

In 2013, the Boston Cyclists Union is supporting plans for new physically separated bike lanes (cycletracks) in Somerville and Boston, pushing for a bike network that would put low-stress bikeways within .5 miles of every doorstep, and working to connect cyclists to each other in every neighborhood in the city. Climate Riders choosing to benefit the Union will receive a free membership and Union T-shirt.

The Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) promotes bicycling for everyday transportation and recreation. MCBC has been steadily improving our county’s road and path facilities for walkers and bikers since we formed in 1998. MCBC developed the Safe Routes to Schools (SRTS) program and former Executive Director, Deb Hubsmith, now heads the national SRTS, which serves all 50 states. We’ve seen the impact of our advocacy efforts in each of our towns: permanent bike racks, bike lane striping, bike route signs, road resurfacing, ‘sharrows’, and much more. Since 1999 weekday cycling trips in Marin increased 172%, while cycling collisions declined 34%.

Since 1958, Greenbelt Alliance has been protecting the region’s working farms and natural areas, and making the Bay Area’s cities better places to live. Greenbelt Alliance works to direct growth into existing cities to create vibrant, walkable neighborhoods surrounded by a greenbelt of open space.

A key solution in the fight against climate change is to get people out of cars. Greenbelt Alliance is leading the effort to make the San Francisco Bay Area a place that is designed for people to use bikes, walking and public transit as their preferred ways of getting around. Greenbelt Alliance mobilizes citizens and decision makers to create cities and towns that have attractive, walkable and bikable neighborhoods with a vibrant mix of homes, shops, restaurants, and offices, all bounded by a protected greenbelt of rolling hills, productive farmlands, lush watersheds, and plentiful parks.

Carbon War Room - Over 50% of the climate change challenge can be addressed today – and profitably – by existing technologies, under existing policy. This is an opportunity marked as a crisis – arguably the largest wealth creation opportunity of our lifetime. Carbon War Room works on breaking down market barriers for capital to flow to entrepreneurial solutions to climate change, by employing a sector-based approach focusing on the solutions that make economic sense right now.

At the National Parks Conservation Association, we believe that America’s national parks and historical sites embody the American spirit. They are windows to our past, homes to some of our rarest plants and animal species, and places where every American can go to find inspiration, peace, and open space. We work every day to ensure our national parks get vital care and support. NPCA plays a crucial role in ensuring that these magnificent lands and landmarks are protected in perpetuity.

On climate change in the National Parks, NPCA is taking action—Climate change threatens some of the most treasured natural and historic features of our national parks and could cause the greatest irreversible damage that the park system has ever seen. We must take action now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to safe levels and protect natural ecosystems and cultural and historical resources in our national parks from climate changes already underway.

The USGBC-National Capital Region Chapter (USGBC-NCR) provides locally-based leadership, advocacy, education and resources to create a vibrant and environmentally healthy Metropolitan Washington region. With individual members from every sector of the building industry, we engage, educate and encourage our community to live within and advance a sustainable, ecologically restorative and economically prosperous built environment.
Climate Ride funds will go to support the sustainable restoration of the Daniel A. Payne Elementary School, a pre-K through 5th grade school in Southeast DC. USGBC-NCR is committed to raising funds, securing donations and bringing in volunteers to make this school a healthier place to learn and work, while educating the students and teachers about living sustainably.

The mission of Sierra Club Florida is to promote the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment of Florida’s environment. The chapter’s current initiatives include promoting clean energy; coal plant retirements; electric cars and green transportation; reduced urban sprawl; waste minimization and recycling; clean water and nutrient standards; marine fisheries and coral reef protection; gulf coast recovery; everglades protection; and Florida panther habitat preservation.

The mission of Adventure Cycling Association is to inspire and empower people to travel by bicycle. We help cyclists explore the landscapes and history of America for fitness, fun, and self-discovery. Climate Ride funds will help support the U.S. Bicycle Route System, a proposed national network of bicycle routes that span multiple states and are of national and regional significance. These routes are nominated for national designation by State Departments of Transportation (DOTs), and designated and cataloged by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO). Since 2005, Adventure Cycling has been the lead nonprofit partner with AASHTO, providing dedicated staff support and raising funds to research, plan, and implement the U.S. Bicycle Route System.

Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition works to promote the bicycle for everyday use in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties in California. We promote increased bicycling through improved infrastructure, cyclist and motorist safety education, and celebration of cycling as a cultural force. With beautiful weather and forgiving topography, we know Silicon Valley can become an innovator and leader in bike use, just as it famously is in technology.

The Save Our Snow Foundation works with individuals, businesses, schools, communities and governments on cost-effective solutions to climate change. SOS teaches how to calculate and prioritize and measurably reduce while SAVING money. Just launching now is a program to work with farmers to quantify the carbon sequestration of different environmentally friendly farming methods, so that farm families can eventually get paid for their ecosystem services. Support from Climate Ride helps save our snow and our water for future generations to enjoy.

reLI promotes clean, sustainable energy use and generation for Long Island, and seeks public participation in energy policy decisions to encourage energy efficiency, use of renewable energy sources, and to protect the environment, economy, and public health. Funds from Climate Ride will enable reLI to continue to expand outreach and education efforts promoting the adoption of renewable energy for both consumers and businesses; support grassroots initiative calling for an offshore wind project for Long Island; and encourage local policy makers and utilities to adopt policies that promote and support renewable energy projects.

Walk San Francisco is part of an international movement to reclaim streets as shared public space and encourage sustainable transportation instead of driving. Walk SF raises the visibility of pedestrians in the media, among decision-makers, and on the streets. Through activism and policy advocacy, Walk SF is making walking-the most sustainable form of transportation-a safer, more inviting choice for everyone.

Windustry is a unique and steady national voice for clean local energy.  We are a non-profit, independent advocate for community and distributed wind. Our core programs focus on increasing the potential of wind energy, and on advancing understanding of state, and federal policy to support the widespread development of distributed wind energy. By providing high quality wind energy information, outreach, and technical support we work to empower communities to develop and own wind energy as an environmentally sustainable asset.

Windustry began its work providing in-depth wind energy information primarily to farmers, ranchers and rural communities. Since 1995, our work has grown to many areas of the US, where we work with schools, municipalities, public facilities, rural enterprises, small businesses, colleges, coops, and tribal communities to increase the opportunities for wind development and for the economic benefits to stay as local as possible. We work to remove the barriers to broad community ownership of wind energy.

The School for Field Studies (SFS) creates transformative study abroad experiences through field-based learning and research. Our educational programs explore the human and ecological dimensions of the complex environmental problems faced by our local partners, contributing to sustainable solutions in the places where we live and work. The SFS community is part of a growing network of individuals and institutions committed to environmental stewardship. We believe that everyone has a valuable role to play in helping to protect our environment for future generations. As environmental problems become increasingly more urgent, so must our commitment to finding solutions. SFS students work together with host communities around the world to learn real environmental problem-solving skills.

The Institute for Sustainable Communities’ climate goals are to achieve significant and measurable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and to help vulnerable communities become more resilient to climate change.  In the US and around the world, ISC gives city and community leaders the tools to scale-up and accelerate local climate solutions. In the world’s fastest growing industrial regions, ISC trains eco-managers to cut greenhouse gas emissions and improve worker safety.

Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC) works to build a better, more bike-able Los Angeles County. LACBC is the only nonprofit, membership-based organization working exclusively for the millions of bicyclists in Los Angeles County. Through advocacy, education and outreach, LACBC brings together the diverse bicycling community in a united mission to make the entire L.A. region a safe and enjoyable place to ride. Our mission is to build a better, bike-able Los Angeles by improving the bicycle environment and quality of life in Los Angeles County through the following strategic goals:  http://www.la-bike.org/about

B Lab is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that serves a global movement of entrepreneurs using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems. B Lab serves these entrepreneurs through three interrelated initiatives that provide them the legal infrastructure and help them attract the customers, talent, and capital to scale.  B Corps are certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.  Today, there is a growing community of more than 650 Certified B Corps from 19 countries and 60 industries working together toward 1 unifying goal: to redefine success in business.

The purposes of Citizens Climate Education Corp (CCEC) and Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL) are to create the political will for a stable climate and to empower individuals to have breakthroughs in exercising their personal and political power. We engage, train, and support citizens to effectively participate in democracy to advocate for safe, secure, clean energy policies. CCEC/CCL educates volunteers in the broadest possible way, including: science, economics, politics, sociology, and succinct communication. Volunteers build common ground with legislators. Activities include writing letters to the editor, meetings with editorial boards, outreach and meeting directly with members of Congress and Parliament.

California Straw Building Association’s (CASBA) mission is to further the practice of straw building by exchanging current information and practical experience, promoting and conducting research and testing, and making that body of knowledge available to working professionals and the public at large. CASBA is an all volunteer non-profit organization committed to straw bale building in California; providing information since 1996, education and a network of resources. Our members are architects, engineers, contractors, owner builders, and people interested and/or dedicated to straw building. CASBA’s Outreach Initiative aims to spread the word on straw-bale construction’s ability to sequester carbon as well as help create beautiful, high-performing and super-insulated buildings, to the point that the sequestered carbon is substantially more than the embodied carbon emissions.  CASBA has helped to fund research and testing, and has supported projects in China and Mongolia, Haiti, and Pakistan.

Earthjustice is a non-profit public interest law organization dedicated to protecting the magnificent places, natural resources, and wildlife of this earth, and to defending the right of all people to a healthy environment. Climate Ride’s contribution will help Earthjustice safeguard public lands, national forests, parks, and wilderness areas; reduce air and water pollution; prevent toxic contamination; preserve endangered species and wildlife habitat; fight the causes and effects of climate change; and defend the right of all people to a healthy environment.

Interfaith Power & Light is mobilizing a national religious response to climate change. With 40 state affiliates engaging 14,000 congregations, we reach millions of people of faith with a message of stewardship. IPL will use your Climate Ride contributions to reach more congregations and advocate for clean energy policies at the local, state, and national levels.  Your support will help IPL grow its programs including Cool Congregations (which helps congregations shrink their carbon footprint through solar projects and more); Cool Harvest (making the food-faith-climate connection); and Carbon Covenant (fighting deforestation and building sustainable livelihoods in the Global South).

The New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition is dedicated to:
PROTECTING the rights and safety of New Jersey bicyclists and walkers
PROMOTING bicycling and walking for fun, fitness, and transportation
EDUCATING bicyclists, walkers, and drivers about our rights and responsibilities
CONNECTING our communities with a smarter transportation system
NJBWC is working to pass a combined Safe Passing Law/Vulnerable Road User Law, also known as the “3 foot law”. New Jersey has the second worst fatality rate in the US for bicyclists and pedestrians, at 26% of all road fatalities. NJBWC is working to reduce this number first by getting this law passed and then by creating education programs for motorists based on this law.

For over 15 years, TransForm has been working to protect the environment while improving the lives of all people by creating world-class public transportation and walkable communities in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. TransForm was founded by environmental and social justice groups who recognized how the quality of life and environment in the Bay Area were at risk due to poorly planned development and a transportation system focused solely on cars. Over the years, TransForm has won billions of dollars and groundbreaking policies in support of public transportation, smart growth, affordable housing and bicycle/pedestrian safety.

Marine Applied Research and Exploration (MARE) helps protect and restore the ocean’s invaluable, yet threatened resources by enabling science-based marine conservation efforts. We deploy robotic technologies to see in deepwater environments in order to collect data necessary to guide informed environmental decisions.

Comprised of more than 30 research centers and some 850 scientists, staff and students, the Earth Institute blends scientific research, education and practical solutions to help guide the world onto a path toward sustainability. Working across many disciplines, we study and create solutions for problems in energy, ecosystems, climate, natural hazards, public health, poverty, and urbanization.

The League to Save Lake Tahoe is a solutions-based organization, focused on advocating for sensible environmental regulations backed by science and monitoring, devoted community engagement, grassroots involvement, and a collective ideology of working together to Keep Tahoe Blue. The League is Tahoe’s oldest and largest environmental organization.
• We advocate for strong environmental regulation and enforcement to protect Lake Tahoe for this and future generations.
• We educate and engage the public about how to protect Lake Tahoe.
• We collaborate with stakeholders to address environmental issues. We support collaborative, innovative, and science-based solutions to environmental issues facing the Lake.

Better Future Project accelerates the growth of a powerful grassroots movement to address the climate crisis and make stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities by advancing a rapid and responsible transition beyond fossil fuels.
Climate Ride funds would support the Climate Summer and Ride for the Future - summer-long leadership development programs for dozens of young leaders in the climate justice movement who learn hands-on organizing skills as they travel exclusively by bicycle.