See crossing guard locations on the map.

BKROT employs youth to collect compost from Bushwick residents. It is designed as a local opportunity for community-wide education and economic empowerment for local youth.

Empowering teenagers to become neigborhood leaders through biking and education.

Transforming our vacant lot into a community garden.

The rain garden and water harvesting system will help to secure the health of a community garden and neighborhood.

ioby will accept 501(c)3 tax-deductible donations to support this project's success, and put them towards a common supply of basic project materials to be available at the fair site as well as simple refreshments.

Come get your hands dirty at the R.Y.P.E. community garden! We would like to cordially invite you to get your hands dirty at our Galactic Organic Garden in Buena Vista and learn about ecology and permaculture.

The Fire Escape Club will unite and support fire escape gardeners in Crown Heights!

The redesign of an access road as a public plaza.  Implementing a plaza in this space will provide a gathering space for residents, beautify the neighborhood and address current safety and traffic concerns. 

Our Green Team decided to create an Urban Wildlife Habitat, a garden filled with shade-loving, native species suitable for a variety of wildlife along with an area dedicated to decomposers and composting.

We would like to  turn our concrete school into a greener and more beautiful learning community for all to experience.  A woolly garden will allow us to do just that by using our fences to plant.

The Yellow Hook CSA and Narrows Botanical Gardens will build and maintain a community compost collection site to turn residential food scraps and wastes from the NBG into compost to be used at the NBG.

The Growing Gateway Eco District offers low-income and seniors help with weatherization for their safety and health.  Helping to lower the costs of utilities and keeping them safely in their homes.

Working to build a community garden in Mammoth Lakes, CA. A place for residents to grow plants & relationships. 

The Womyn of Color and LGBTQ Healing Arts Collective will create a model for community owned healing spaces through Reproductive health workshops.

We need some wire and fasteners to hold our bike jewelry together!  Help a crafty child out.

Bye Bye Basura is a watershed awareness and pollution prevention program for elementary school students in San Pablo, California. We aim to teach children how to protect our precious water resources.

NC students are growing vegetable gardens to feed those in need. To support their endeavor, library books are needed on gardening topics. We need to feed their minds as well as their bodies with good nutrition!

Love, Life and Liberty: The first community garden centered around cancer wellness in New York City.

MarinSEL is a school within a school focused on project-based education and environmental issues. It is designed to create community leaders of tomorrow.

Help GCF get wheels, supporting Corps Members as they provide low-income residents with low-cost measures and education that can lower utility bills, while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

We're starting a wellness center that will provide quality care and health counseling to residents of the Bronx.

We will open up the rooftop, basement, backyard and storefront of our headquarters in South Willamsburg for green building education!

A Small Green Patch: Raising money to help maintain A Small Green Patch, maintaining the garden and booking musical guests throughout the summer.

The overall goals include building a public bamboo park that will serve three main purposes in our community: educational center; public art space; and livability showcase.

Building the the supply of a green workforce and creating the demand for a green economy in our community.

We will expand our community garden, hiring youth who will build and manage a community garden at the City's Cook St. Park.

NEE is dedicated to creating economic opportunity in New Mexico powered by clean energy. We are fundraising to pay for two summer intern positions.

The Our Lady of Mercy School Garden Club is raising money to purchase an outdoor bulletin board to share news and upcoming events with the community.

We currently have two farm stands, one in the Central District and the other in Columbia City.

This project will document the Eugene, OR Mobile School Presentations and disseminate information about them through a cross country “Pony Express” style ride using a human powered cargo bike.

This campaign will allow us to transition into Village Green, the peer to peer resource exchange for triple bottom line startups, those that impact people, profit and planet.

PLANT - GROW - GIVE by MERCY HOME, Lifeskills, Lifelong

We will organize residents  and collaborate with other volunteer groups and build tree guards and start taking care of the trees on our block.

An exciting environmental event for young and old.

Educate the neighborhood and reclaim organic waste.

Watershed - Fish on 14th St, is a multi-media public artwork that aims to build awareness and educate community members in and around NYC about water ecology, which is of the utmost importance for a city surrounded by wa

Join us on Earth Day to make Plumb Beach a cleaner, better place for humans and wildlife.

Project seeks to reduce the number of plastic bags sent to landfill through recycling and reuse.

A pilot distribution of loyalty cards is planned to be distributed to 2 local shops to inspire their customers to use less, waste less, and be loyal to the businesses that care for the environment that surrounds them.

The Friends of Haffen Park is seeking funding for The Summer of Butterflies, to create a butterfly garden in Haffen Park, to help the adults and children learn about these beautiful creatures.

Creating local solutions to the global climate crisis.

Help the Newkirk Cares Collaborative care for street trees along Newkirk Avenue!

We will be workshop facilitators and panelists, discussing food justice issues and how NYC’s faith community can engage with issues surrounding food justice. 

The Flood Way is a film about floods, and the ways in which human society interacts with and shapes them. The film speaks about floods in general, but centers on the life and history of the Willamette River.

Last years events included movies night, introduction workshops, maintenance and manicures, garden parties, fashion events, comedy & burlesque and rides.

Volunteers will take the intensive and extensive pruner course and then be set loose to prune street trees in dire need of pruning.

Compost your way to a greener Queens

"Whether it's a roof top garden, solar panels, edible walls or rain water capture, we make your green dreams a reality."

Children and adults alike will learn the proper techniques to design and build a sustainable trail and learn the techniques to ride singletrack trails while performing a highly aerobic activity.