We look to our trusted nonprofit partners for solutions to address the most pressing environmental issues of our time.
Nonprofits are able to operate in sectors including—and beyond—where traditional markets exist. They're able to address issues in a very specific and targeted way. And nonprofits are able to develop the necessary expertise to drive solutions in ways that other entities can’t.
We are committed to building support for this essential work in six core issue areas: climate, food, land, pollution, water and wildlife. Learn more about each of these environmental issue areas below and discover nonprofits working in these specific areas.
Climate change is the defining issue of our time. It is transforming our way of life, our food systems, our economy and our local communities. No challenge is more critical to overcome than the threat that climate change poses to our planet.
Our communities, livelihoods and ecosystems all depend on healthy food systems. Sustainable food systems are essential to the health of both people and the planet. As the world’s population rises and resources become scarcer, our food systems increasingly depend on environmental, economic and social collaboration.
Effective land management is key to sustaining the world’s diverse natural landscapes and the resources they provide to all life. Conserving and protecting land, as well as land rights for indigenous communities, is essential to a healthy planet. Our actions today can either destroy or preserve our precious land for future generations; the choice is ours.
From factory carbon emissions to toxic dumping in our oceans, pollution is harming the environment on a global scale. It threatens the air we breathe, the water we drink and the land that sustains us. Sustaining the planet means not only preventing future pollution but also doing our part in cleaning up the environment.
Our environment and economies depend on global action to restore and preserve the quality of all water on our planet. Water constitutes 71 percent of the Earth’s surface and is vital to all forms of life. Yet our water resources are threatened like never before, putting increased strain on our ecosystems and economies.
Wildlife diversity is critical for a healthy planet. Healthy, functioning and productive ecosystems depend on the natural biodiversity of our planet. We have an obligation to conserve and protect the variability of wildlife on our planet and to maintain the biodiversity that sustains all human life.
We’ve developed vetted “Issue Funds” to make it easy for you to give to multiple nonprofits through simple donations.
