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Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$60,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2017
To decrease the supply and demand for disposable plastics, increase supply and demand for safer alternatives, and sustainably source and manage packaging materials.
Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2019
Throw-Away-Free Places, to reduce consumption of single-use plastic food and beverage products and create a cultural shift away from disposable foodware through business engagement, policy advocacy, and social marketing.
More information: http://www.upstreamsolutions.org
Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2020
Throw-Away-Free Places, to reduce consumption of single-use plastic food and beverage products and create a cultural shift away from disposable foodware through business engagement, policy advocacy, and social marketing.
More information: http://www.upstreamsolutions.org
Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2021
To reduce consumption of single-use plastic food and beverage products and create a cultural shift away from disposable foodware through business engagement, policy advocacy, and social marketing. More information:
More information: http://www.upstreamsolutions.org
Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2022
New Reuse Economy Project, to reduce consumption of single-use food and beverage products and create a cultural shift away from disposable foodware through business engagement, policy advocacy, and social marketing.
More information: http://www.upstreamsolutions.org
Upstream Policy Institute Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDamariscotta, ME Year2023
New Reuse Economy Project, to create a cultural shift away from disposable foodware and increase the prevalence of reusable food and beverage products through business engagement, policy advocacy, and social marketing.
More information: http://www.upstreamsolutions.org
Community Alliance With Family Farmers Foundation Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDavis, CA Year2020
Climate Smart Farming Program, to promote agricultural practices among small and underserved farmers in California that build soil ecology to improve the process of carbon sequestration.
More information: http://www.caff.org
Community Alliance With Family Farmers Foundation Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDavis, CA Year2021
To promote agricultural practices among small and underserved farmers, such as farmers of color, to limit pesticide use and build soil health to improve the process of carbon sequestration
More information: http://www.CAFF.org
Community Alliance With Family Farmers Foundation Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDavis, CA Year2022
To promote agricultural practices among underserved farmers, such as farmers of color, to limit pesticide use and build soil health to improve carbon sequestration.
More information: http://www.CAFF.org
Community Alliance With Family Farmers Foundation Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDavis, CA Year2023
To promote agricultural practices among underserved farmers to limit pesticide use and build soil health to improve carbon sequestration.
More information: http://www.CAFF.org
Compassion & Choices Grant Amount$5,000 Program AreaHealth and Recreation Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDenver, CO Year2013
Compassion & Choices Grant Amount$7,000 Program AreaHealth and Recreation Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDenver, CO Year2013
Compassion and Choices Grant Amount$10,000 Program AreaHealth and Recreation Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2009
To ensure the widespread and comprehensive implementation of the California Terminal Patient's Right to Know End-of-Life Options Act.
Compassion & Choices Grant Amount$75,000 Program AreaSpecial Projects and Initiatives Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2013
Support, educate, and advocate for end-of-life choice and care in California. $75,000 paid over 3 years (2013-2015)
More information: http://www.compassionandchoices.org/
Mile High United Way Grant Amount$25,000 Program AreaSpecial Projects and Initiatives Type of SupportRelief Efforts LocationDenver, CO Year2013
To support flood recovery efforts in Colorado.
More information: http://www.unitedwaydenver.org/site/c.6oJHLSPtFgJWG/b.7717103/k.BC0C/Mile_High_United_Way__Denver_Colorado_Nonprofit_Organization.htm
Compassion & Choices Grant Amount$5,000 Program AreaHealth and Recreation Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDenver, CO Year2014
Compassion & Choices Grant Amount$10,000 Program AreaHealth and Recreation Type of SupportGeneral Support LocationDenver, CO Year2015
United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Grant Amount$40,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2019
Right to Repair, to eliminate barriers that make it difficult to repair products through advocacy, media campaigns, and grassroots outreach to manufacturers, repair workers, environmentalists, and affected consumers.
More information: http://www.uspirgedfund.org
United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Grant Amount$40,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2020
Right to Repair, to eliminate barriers that make it difficult to repair products through advocacy, media campaigns, and grassroots outreach to manufacturers, repair workers, environmentalists, and affected consumers.
More information: http://www.uspirgedfund.org
United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2021
Right to Repair, to eliminate barriers that make it difficult to repair products through advocacy, media campaigns, and outreach to manufacturers, repair workers, and consumers.
More information: http://https://uspirgedfund.org/
United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2022
Right to Repair, to eliminate barriers that make it difficult to repair products through advocacy, media campaigns, and outreach to manufacturers, repair workers, and consumers.
More information: https://pirg.org/edfund
United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Grant Amount$50,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationDenver, CO Year2024
Right to Repair, to eliminate barriers that make it difficult to repair products through advocacy, media campaigns, and outreach to manufacturers, repair workers, and consumers.
More information: https://pirg.org/edfund
Eastside College Preparatory School Grant Amount$10,000 Program AreaEducation and Literacy Type of SupportProject Support LocationEast Palo Alto, CA Year2008
Mural Music & Arts Project Grant Amount$25,000 Program AreaEducation and Literacy Type of SupportProject Support LocationEast Palo Alto, CA Year2012
Health Education Through Art Project
Global Community Monitor Grant Amount$60,000 Program AreaEnvironment Type of SupportProject Support LocationEl Cerrito, CA Year2013
Clean Air Lending Library, to provide communities living near industrial sources of pollution with temporary use of monitors and the training necessary to document air quality. $60,000.00 over two years (2013-2014).
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