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MISSION: Ride for Racial Justice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and exists to ensure access to resources, education, and community for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) cyclists and to dismantle systemic racism so that EVERYONE can feel safe, free, and empowered to ride a bicycle. Learn more > www.rideforracialjustice.org Connect and get involved […]

MISSION: We believe: Everyone has the right to use our streets and public spaces safely, comfortably, and efficiently regardless of their age, income, race, gender, geography, or abilities. Now is the time for bold action. Small, incremental steps will not suffice when thousands of lives are cut short by traffic violence each year and climate […]

MISSION: As a Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) collective, we seed critical consciousness about mobility justice across all communities. Our Vision is for people to have the freedom and resources to move in public spaces with love and dignity. People for Mobility Justice is honored to receive the Climate Ride Environmental Justice Action Grant. […]

MISSION: To help Native nations use renewable energy systems, train a Native renewable energy workforce, educate young people about climate change and the environment, and develop civic skills and capacity among Native people to provide leadership for a just transition and the pathway to energy sovereignty. Native Sun is a Native-led Nonprofit organization that promotes […]

Climate Cardinals (CC) is a global youth-led nonprofit working to make the climate movement more accessible to those who do not speak English. We aim to educate and empower a diverse coalition of people to tackle the climate crisis. We have 13,000+ volunteers translating and sourcing climate information into over 105 languages. To date, this […]

Saving Our Sharks Foundation is committed to protecting sharks by improving the livelihoods of coastal communities. With over 11,000 sharks fished every hour globally, we’re dedicated to transforming fishermen’s livelihoods from shark fishing to ecotourism. By collaborating with local partners, scientists, and policymakers, we support shark research, conservation, and advocacy initiatives. Our vision is a […]

Earth League International is an innovative non-governmental organization that fights environmental/wildlife crime by merging the worlds of conservation, intelligence, investigation, research, analysis, and media production. As pioneers in the use of professional intelligence applied to environmental crime, and with a significant track record, we have been working for over a decade with top professionals from […]

OneUpAction International is a dynamic, intersectional, and youth-led organization dedicated to empowering the next generation as catalysts to accelerate and implement innovative climate solutions. Our mission transcends convention, fostering a global community of environmentally conscious leaders through diverse programs rooted in cultural awareness, collaboration, and fellowship. Beyond ordinary boundaries, we bridge gaps, spark change, and […]

CoalitionWILD believes that our future is dependent on the passionate young people inheriting our life-saving wilderness. By empowering young leaders to pursue community-level environmental projects, we have created a global network of grassroots conservationists fighting for our planet. Any young leader can apply with their project and model the grant process, stewardship principles, and data […]

Re-Earth Initiative, a registered 501c(3) youth non-profit organization, is spearheading a global paradigm shift through the dedicated agency of youth leadership. We intentionally re-distribute knowledge and resources, foster re-generation, and empower communities to champion collaborative climate solutions.

Established in March, 2021, EARTHseed Farm is a 14-acre organic orchard located on the ancestral lands of the Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo Peoples of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria in Sonoma County, California. With the permission and blessings from Graton Rancheria Tribe, our farm is operated and rooted in Afro-Indigenous permaculture principles and […]

Farm to Pantry began with a walk around a Healdsburg neighborhood. Our founder, Melita Love, saw so many fruit trees in her neighbors’ yards with once beautiful fruit rotting on the ground beneath them. She thought what a shame it was to see waste like that when 1 in 4 people in Sonoma County are […]