ASAP is fundraising toward fiscal sponsorship, website hosting, and our public events!

Install a garden that will provide herbal plants and their derivatives to the community. Organic, natural medicinal herbs will boost communal wellbeing and health.

This project allows for the preservation of our local heritage, as well as the rich history of the US Forest Service, by the adaptive reuse of two former Ranger Stations into a Museum and Welcome Center.

ALT will create a design intervention in the stairs in Brickell metro station which, along with an interactive phone app, will incentivize users to take the stairs instead of the escalator.

We are working to send 5 community members to an intensive week-long organizing training where we will gain the skills to learn how to move our legislative campagin forward in Pennsylvania. 

Our purposes for the system are irrigation, drinking and domestic use, and to provide educational opportunities for those who visit our teaching center. We need your help acquiring the equipment to install the system.

Local artists, along with volunteer community members, will create a one-of-a kind mural on both walls of the underpass on Central Avenue.

BUGS 6th & 7th grade students will compete in a new contest for the lowest per capita waste production during lunch time - working their competitive & academic muscles!

Bike Easy staff and volunteers will teach bike skills and safety to 4th and 5th graders at 10 local schools using fun activities and games.

Residents of La Paloma are collaborating with Barry University students, faculty, and staff to create a 1-mile gardenwalk, design and fabricate dove sculptures, and encourage healthy eating, walking, and community. 

Designing a network of enhanced bikeways for everyone in Downtown Denver.

Students and community will be working together to understand the physical impact of waste and to explore the option of waste reduction created by composting. From compost to growing, to food. Full Circle.

 Waiting for the bus does not have to be a miserable, boring experience. We would like to build child friendly bus stops in Denver!

Students will learn how to prepare healthy snacks and meals using organic fruits and vegetables grown in the school garden.

Our goal is to fund and build a bus shelter that embraces the musical and peforming arts legacy in the Soulsville neighborhood.

We are building a blueprint to launch similar entrepreneurial ecosystems in other low-income communities nationwide -- but first, we are showing how it’s done in the Boogie Down!

Bronx Boogie Down Booths are a collaborative, community-engaged design project that beautifies the neighborhood, reduces train noise, and celebrates the vibrant culture and musical history of the borough.

9x18 asks if parking can be an agent of change in the current affordable housing discourse. We aim to share this plan with NYCHA communities, and to seek their input in shaping the future of NYCHA neighborhoods.

From improved transit points to beautified areas, let's design the future of our downtown area together, thus instilling dreams of a thriving Lithonia.

Promoting healthy living, economic vitality, and walkable neighborhoods along Federal Boulevard in northwest Denver.

We aim to improve the transit riding experience at two high volume bus stops in Shelby Park and SoBro.

A signage system for walkers that will give travel times to local landmarks, show the distance between neighborhoods, and change the perception that Los Angeles is impossible to navigate on foot.

We hope to support our transit system and bus riders with the installation of free libraries at bus stops across Seattle.

Step Up Your Bus Stop! Help us upgrade your bus stop with a timetable and access to real-time arrivals!

“Pop-up” Civic Design: How paper, props, imagination, and YOU can fix Brooklyn’s ugliest subway station at 4th Ave/9th St hub -- Think light, color, storefronts, art, amenities, street theater, fun!

At Chenchita's Community Garden, we will install a rain harvest roof, allowing us to collect water and host FREE workshops for the community.

Build a Beautiful Parkside!

Provide scholarships to our first Summit, connecting the national Network of programs to get kids outdoors! Help us connect the dots - and kids - to nature!

Sustainable America is partnering w/ NRDC, Food Shift, Grace Communications & Nor. Cal. Recycling Assoc. on a Feeding the 5,000 event in Oakland on 10/18. It will rescue food from being wasted and feed 5,000 people.

Lending toys to reduce waste, foster development, and build community.

Help us to cure the food desert problem in our area by supporting our fish pond project.

The money raised will be used to fund various art/dance programs throughout the year for our students in grades Pre K-5. 

We are working to create sunflower gardens in Orange Mound to beautify the community, remove toxins from the soil so we can plant food gardens in the future, and raise awareness about lead poisoning.

Children will learn to develop a story, from an idea on paper to moving images on the big screen.

Help us build a new yard for our chickens!

Le "Phoenix" est un autobus écolo tout spécial qui permettra à des groupes de vivre une expérience de voyage conscients vers différents Centres d'impact*.

Offrir des cours de skateboard à la Maison des jeunes et les impliquer dans la réalisation d'un tournoi d'envergure pour les jeunes de la région qui fera leur fierté!

Tamarisk Coalition seeks funding support and volunteer help to maintain a native plant pollinator garden and to assist with the design and building of habitat structures for nesting pollinator species.

We are raising money for a TV-documentary of Montreal's neighbourhoods through the eyes of local manufacturers.  Neigbourhoods + Local Manufacturers = Our project!!

Williamson Park needs a makeover, and we're here to make it happen. Come help us out!

Helping localize food production towards a sustainable future.

A child's imagination knows no limits. To create The Butterworth Discovery Park, which will feed the fuel to such minds, without limitations or boundaries, is the goal of A Healthy Clendenin.

The Freret Uptown Tool Lending Library will loan tools to New Orleans residents (at no charge) to perform simple home maintenance, tend their yards and gardens, build furniture, start projects, and learn new skills.

Shining a light on Highland Park with 200 community-owned solar-powered streetlights.

Transformation of unused urban spaces for community, education and experimentation.

Growing Together.

The Cowry Collective Timebank is a network of people engaged in reciprocal exchange of services, skills, and goods through a timebank where the currency is an hour of time for everyone.

Good design cultivates inquiry-based learning in the classroom.

Our goal is to reduce waste. At the NW Philly Repair Cafe, local fixers with know-how will help community members who don't know how, to fix their throw-away broken items and to recycle responsibly.