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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Engage Globally We support community-led sustainable development with an emphasis on education, youth empowerment, gender equity, and environmental conservation, in collaboration with local community organizations, primarily in Northern Ghana. | Asheville, NC | |
| 152 | Power Shift Network The Power Shift Network mobilizes the collective power of young people to mitigate climate change and create a just, clean energy future and resilient, thriving communities for all. | Washington, DC | |
| 153 | Solar United Neighbors Inc Solar United Neighbors builds and promotes locally based renewable energy projects and policies in order to protect the environment and human health. | Washington, DC | |
| 154 | SUNRISE MOVEMENT EDUCATION FUND TO MOBILIZE AMERICANS TO MAKE CLIMATE CHANGE AN URGENT PUBLIC PRIORITY ACROSS THE UNITED STATES. | Washington, DC | |
| 155 | MATER DEI USA Support for sustainable development projects in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania | HUGO, MN | |
| 156 | CLEAN ENERGY WORKS CLEAN ENERGY WORKS ACCELERATES INCLUSIVE INVESTMENTS THAT OPEN THE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY TO ALL. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 157 | PRIME THE PUMP FUND THE ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR RETAIL AND WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION OF HIGHER BLENDS OF A CLEANER, RENEWABLE FUEL TO BENEFIT THE ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMY, AND ENERGY SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES. | WILLMAR, MN | |
| 158 | THE G7 FOUNDATION INC THE MISSION OF THE G7+ FOUNDATION IS TO FACILITATE THE SHARING OF LESSONS LEARNED AND BEST PRACTICES FOR PEACEBUILDING AND STATE-BUILDING AMONG FRAGILE STATES IN ORDER TO FURTHER THE SHARED GOALS OF STABILITY, SECURITY, GOOD GOVERNANCE, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOLLOWING THE PRINCIPLES OF VOLUNTEERISM, SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATION ON A PATH TO RESILIENCE. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 159 | SOULARDARITY Soulardarity is working to install solar-powered streetlights, save money on energy bills, and work together with Highland Park, MI and neighboring communities to build a just and equitable energy system for all. Soulardarity endeavors to achieve this goal through education, organizing, and people-powered clean energy. | Highland Park, MI | |
| 160 | Citizens for Responsible Energy CRES Forum is committed to educating the public and influencing the national conversation about commonsense clean energy. | Washington, DC | |
| 161 | Nazurus Foundation Ecological Restoration Forest Preserves of Cook County | Chicago, IL | |
| 162 | Raising Haiti Foundation Raising Haiti Foundation is a not-for-profit Corporation organized under the laws of the District of Columbia exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Raising Haiti Foundations main mission is to create wealth in rural Haitian communities. The Foundation intends to secure financial and technical support for charitable works to empower the rural poor throughout Haiti. Toward this end the Foundation may support programs, which provide higher education for qualified rural youth or community based educational programs, assistance to and / or training for local community organizations, foster the creation of viable Haitian small business enterprises or other programs, which may create sustainable development and increased wealth in rural Haitian communities. The Foundation may conduct outreach of programs and activities to educate the US public, donors and the rest of the world about rural Haiti and the peasants struggle for education, health care, good agriculture and basic nee | Arlington, VA | |
| 163 | Coalition for Community Solar Access Empower energy consumers by increasing their access to affordable, reliable clean energy, maximize existing opportunities and support opening new markets for community solar. | Washington, DC | |
| 164 | ALLIANCE FOR MARKET SOLUTIONS INC ADVANCE EDUCATION AND POLICYMAKERS ON MARKET-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE. | MCLEAN, VA | |
| 165 | ALLIANCE TO SAVE ENERGY THE ALLIANCE TO SAVE ENERGY (THE ALLIANCE) IS A NONPROFIT, BIPARTISAN ALLIANCE OF BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSUMER LEADERS WORKING TO EXPAND THE ECONOMY WHILE USING LESS ENERGY. ITS MISSION IS TO PROMOTE ENERGY PRODUCTIVITY WORLDWIDE - INCLUDING THROUGH ENERGY EFFICIENCY - TO ACHIEVE A STRONGER ECONOMY, A CLEANER ENVIRONMENT AND GREATER ENERGY SECURITY, AFFORDABILITY AND RELIABILITY. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 166 | Farm Animal Reform Movement Inc Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) works to end the use of animals for food through public education and grassroots activism. We believe in the self worth of animals, as well as environmental protection and public health. | Ithaca, NY | |
| 167 | National Association of Energy Service Companies NAESCOs mission is to promote the delivery of comprehensive energy services including energy efficiency by Energy Service Companies (ESCOS) to maximize customer energy and dollar savings. | Washington, DC | |
| 168 | CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL POLICY INC THE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL POLICY (CIP) WORKS TO MAKE A PEACEFUL, JUST AND SUSTAINABLE WORLD THE CENTRAL PURSUIT OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICY. WE PROMOTE COOPERATION, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. THROUGH RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY, OUR PROGRAMS OFFER COMMON SENSE SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS THE MOST URGENT THREATS TO OUR PLANET: WAR, CORRUPTION, INEQUALITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 169 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 170 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 171 | CHESTERTOWN, MD | ||
| 172 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 173 | Annandale, VA | ||
| 174 | ARLINGTON, VA | ||
| 175 | Monroe, NC | ||
| 176 | BOONE, NC | ||
| 177 | Asheville, NC | ||
| 178 | FRANKLIN, NC | ||
| 179 | CARY, NC | ||
| 180 | BELTON, SC | ||
| 181 | Covington, KY | ||
| 182 | Chicago, IL | ||
| 183 | Iowa City, IA | ||
| 184 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 185 | Cuyahoga Falls, OH | ||
| 186 | DURHAM, NC | ||
| 187 | ERIE, PA | ||
| 188 | OAKLAND, MD | ||
| 189 | PINE RIDGE, SD | ||
| 190 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 191 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 192 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
| 193 | LANSING, MI | ||
| 194 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 195 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 196 | MOORESVILLE, NC | ||
| 197 | Herndon, VA | ||
| 198 | CHICAGO, IL | ||
| 199 | WASHINGTON, DC | ||
| 200 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
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