Mission statement is: Citizens' Climate Education (CCE) is a nonpartisan grassroots advocacy organization with over 220,000 supporters, 390 chapters, and 70 Action Teams across the US and Canada. We train and mobilize our powerful coalition to build support for climate solutions among key stakeholders, policymakers, and the public. CCE uses our grassroots power to advance a suite of bipartisan policy solutions which, if enacted, would bring U.S. emissions reductions to 60% by 2030. Our areas of focus include clean energy permitting reform, carbon pricing, climate-smart forestry, and building electrification.

Donation use is: Funding will provide increased access to online learning systems for climate advocates (available at community.citizensclimate.org) and help us recruit new volunteers.

For more on Citizens' Climate Education, click here.

Our Mission: Ecotrust Canada is an enterprising charity that works with rural, remote, and Indigenous communities toward building an economy that provides for a healthy and resilient natural environment; sustainable and abundant energy, food, and housing; prosperous and meaningful livelihoods; vibrant cultures and inclusive societies. We call this approach — building an economy that provides for life. Our on-the-ground work and systems approach is entrepreneurial, partnership-based and relentlessly practical.

Donation Use: Your generous donation will go towards Ecotrust Canada's five key initiatives — Climate Innovation, Indigenous Homelands, Community Fisheries, Food Systems, and Community Energy — to continue to create real, tangible solutions with rural, remote, and Indigenous communities that integrate social and environmental well-being.

To learn more on Ecotrust Canada, click here.

Mission: The Hammond River Angling Association (HRAA) is a non-profit environmental organization, whose mandate is to protect and preserve the Hammond River watershed through education, conservation, and community interaction.

Donation Use: Donations will go towards our Youth Environmental Programming that we offer, free of charge, to local children in our area! The greater the hands-on learning, the greater the long-lasting impact, contributing to fostering the next generation of environmental stewards.

To learn more about Hammond River Angling Association, click here. 

Mission:  Evergreen is a national non-profit transforming public spaces in our cities to build a healthier future people and the planet. We work with community builders across sectors to solve some of the most pressing issues cities face: climate change, housing affordability, and access to nature and public spaces.

 Donation Use:  Your donations will go to help grow Canada’s tree canopy through our programs, research, and engagement efforts and by offering grants to communities and schools. We are thought-leaders and capacity-builders, collaborating with a network of industry experts, academics, and other non-profits to deepen community knowledge and help municipalities plan and sustain local canopy.

To learn more about Evergreen, click here. 

Mission:   The Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan is a member-driven registered charity that believes in achieving goals through active, impartial dialogue with all stakeholders.  Our goal is to create a future where native plants and their ecosystems thrive, and to achieve this through collaboration, education, and engagement.

Donation Use: Any funds raised would be used to support aquatic habitat restoration and to deliver educational resources and programming to schools.

To learn more about The Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan Inc., click here.

Tree Canada is the only national non-profit organization dedicated to planting and nurturing trees in rural and urban environments, in every province across the country.

Mission: Our mission is to inspire, educate and enable Canadians to plant and nurture trees in order to improve lives and address climate change.

Donation Use: Your donations will go to help grow Canada’s tree canopy through our programs, research, and engagement efforts and by offering grants to communities and schools. We are thought-leaders and capacity-builders, collaborating with a network of industry experts, academics, and other non-profits to deepen community knowledge and help municipalities plan and sustain local canopy.

To learn more about Tree Canada, click here. 

Our Vision: Communities working together to foster a healthy ecosystem that will sustain the quality of water for future generations.

Our Mission: The SBWA will accomplish its vision through education and community stewardship.

Our Purpose: To enable persons, associations and communities within the Shediac Bay watershed to participate in the development and implementation of a comprehensive environmental management plan for the bodies of water within the coastal area of the Bay of Shediac.    

Donation Use: Your donations will be used to support our work in planting trees, creating habitat for pollinators and monarch butterflies (by growing and planting a lot of Milkweed plants), organizing trash cleanups, supporting our local schools with environmental education and activities.

To learn more about Shediac Bay Watershed Association, click here. 

Mission:  The Saskatoon Zoo Society is a registered Non-profit Charity dedicated to fostering respect for nature through environmental education. We believe that life is all connected; individual actions matter; collectively making a difference.

 Donation Use: Your donation allows us to deliver education programs, creating lifelong memories that inspire people to conserve the natural world. By engaging individuals and groups with live animal species, we are able to educate on the importance of a diverse and healthy planet.

To learn more about Saskatoon Zoo Society, click here. 

Mission: For more than half a century, WWF-Canada has worked to protect and restore nature. As the country’s largest international conservation organization, we connect the power of a strong global network operating in more than 100 countries with on-the-ground conservation efforts across Canada.

Our Vision: A Canada with abundant wildlife, where nature and people thrive

World Wildlife Fund Canada draws on scientific analysis and Indigenous guidance to expand and protect habitats, decrease the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, reduce industrial impacts and, as a result, reverse wildlife loss and fight climate change. Under our bold 10-year plan to Regenerate Canada, all of our conservation efforts drive toward three ambitious goals, designed to get our future back on track: 

•    Restore at least one million hectares of lost complex ecosystems that provide essential wildlife habitat and sequester carbon in nature.

•    Steward and protect at least 100 million hectares of vital ecosystems for wildlife and communities.     

•    Reduce carbon emissions by 30 million tonnes by restoring carbon-rich habitats and protecting Canada’s current carbon stores. 

Donation Use: With your support, we can continue to protect nature and wildlife right here in Canada and beyond. Your gift will help species in decline recover – now and in the future.

To learn more about WWF-Canada, click here. 

Located at the end of Todd’s Point Road, Dufferin, New Brunswick, the St. Croix Estuary Project Inc (SCEP), is the parent organization of The Ganong Nature Park. The Park is used daily by the local residents of Charlotte County for hiking, biking, dog walking, snowshoeing, sliding, kite flying and simply enjoying the beauty of the area.

 Our Mission: We will promote the Ganong Nature Park and the adjacent St. Croix Estuary as New Brunswick’s leading tourism destination and become known as a place where all can come and experience a sustainable quality of life.

 We will be a catalyst for building vibrant communities by promoting experiential learning opportunities and healthy lifestyle activities while respecting our unique historic and scenic resources.

Donation Use: Donations will be used for the physical up-keep of the park which in turn will facilitate all of our educational programming and events. Thank you!!

To learn more about St. Croix Estuary Project Inc., click here.