Working at the George Lucas Educational Foundation means collaborating with a small, creative team that is passionate about transforming K-12 education. Our headquarters, nestled in the mountains of Marin County, California, promotes a casual and creative work environment. Our staff members are excellent at what they do, ready to learn more, and open to trying new ways of doing things in order to best deliver on the Foundation’s mission.

Since 1993, the Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) has been dedicated to conserving and sustaining America’s vital, productive forest landscapes. Working with forest owners, communities, and an array of partners, we advance innovative, incentive-based strategies to safeguard our nation’s diverse forests. In so doing, we’re ensuring forests continue to provide people everywhere — from rural communities to urban centers — with a wealth of benefits, including clean water, sustainably harvested wood, green jobs, wildlife habitat, and a livable climate.

Seva is a donor supported organization focused on preventing blindness and restoring eyesight to people in need around the globe. Learn more at www.seva.org.

Sonoma Land Trust conserves scenic, natural, agricultural and open land for the future of Sonoma County by: -Developing long term land protection strategies, -Promoting private and public funding for land conservation, -Acquiring land and conservation easements, -Practicing stewardship, including the restoration of conservation properties, and -Promoting a sense of place and a land ethic through activities, education and outreach. Sonoma Land Trust is a local, nonprofit organization funded largely by membership contributions. The Land Trust works closely with private landowners, the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District, and other public agencies at all levels of government, nonprofit partners and foundations. Sonoma Land Trust is a member of the California Council of Land Trusts and accredited by the national Land Trust Alliance. Since 1976, Sonoma Land Trust has protected more than 56,000 acres of beautiful, productive and environmentally significant lands in and around Sonoma County.

Ploughshares Fund is a philanthropic peace and security foundation dedicated to building a world where nuclear weapons are never used again. Ploughshares Fund invests in and develops initiatives to decrease the world's nuclear stockpiles, prevent the emergence of new nuclear states, and to promote stability in regions of conflict where nuclear weapons exist. We amplify and coordinate the work of our grantees to: • Develop winning strategies that push forward the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons. • Bring together experts, analysts, lobbyists and activists to create and win shared campaigns. • Build a bipartisan legislative consensus for eliminating nuclear weapons. • Expand the public's knowledge and catalyze public support for the elimination of nuclear weapons. Our goal is to make the impact of all of our grants larger than the sum of each individual grant. Ploughshares Fund is supported by individuals, families and foundations. For 35 years, people like you—teachers, scientists, parents, and countless others—have helped provide more than $100 million to support the best organizations and smartest minds striving to make the world safe and secure, by reducing the enormous threat that nuclear weapons pose to humanity.

Wildcare are committed to supporting the ecology industry with the best equipment and service. Our products range from high-tech bat recorders and camera traps to low-tech reptile refugia and pitfall traps. Whether you are surveying for protected species, creating habitats or carrying out research we have what you need. • High level of personal service • Fast turnaround • Inhouse repairs and service centre • Wide range • Rental service • Technical advice from an ecologist

Marin Agricultural Land Trust is dedicated to permanently protecting Marin County farmland for farming and ranching. In doing so, MALT protects natural resources, wildlife habitat, a family-based farming community and a bounty of local food.

CHILDRENS HUNGER RELIEF FUND is a company based out of 2360 PROFESSIONAL DRIVE, SANTA ROSA, California, United States.

The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry is dedicated to the development of non toxic, environmentally benign and sustainable technological solutions for society. Focused on the practical application of Green Chemistry, we assist our industry partners in the development of sustainable technologies, products, and processes at the molecular level. Our emphasis is on the practical application of Green Chemistry concepts to drive cost savings and minimize time to market. The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry was founded in 2007 by Dr. John C. Warner, one of the founders of the field and co-author of seminal book Green Chemistry: Theory and Practice, which first defined the Twelve Principles of Green Chemistry.

We believe that by connecting the right people, organizations and resources with each other, we can create strong, healthy neighborhoods where families thrive and children are given new hope for a bright and abundant future. Currently, we are involved in: - Restoring Neighborhoods (NURVE, Miocar, Richmond Housing Renovation Program, Housing First and much more) - Equity for Black Women and Girls - Healthy Contra Costa - SparkPoint Contra Costa (one stop financial education, helping individuals achieve their financial goals) - Mobility LABs - Ensuring Opportunity Campaign (to eliminate poverty in Contra Costa County) - Social Impact Bond (rehabilitating/remodeling blighted houses and offering new homes to first-time home owners) -Co-Biz Richmond a state-of-the-art co-working space and business incubator designed to nurture and innovate small businesses, local entrepreneurs, freelancers, change makers and artists (Opened 2018)

The Long Now Foundation is a globally-recognized champion of long-term thinking and responsibility founded in 01996 by Stewart Brand, Danny Hillis, and Brian Eno. We believe that civilization-scale challenges call for civilization-scale thinking. We are working toward a world rich in imagination and possibility that provides a counterpoint to today's accelerating culture, a world in which we all take the long-term future and the long-term past seriously. Our highest hope is that the next generation will never doubt that we thought of them and built for them. The Long Now Foundation began its work with The Clock of the Long Now, a mythic monument designed to keep time for the next 10,000 years from deep inside a mountain. Our work expanded into related projects all aimed at fostering long term thinking — Long Now Talks, a renowned live event series whose podcasts and videos have over 100,000 subscribers and millions of global viewers, the Long Now membership program, which centers long-term thinking in the day-to-day lives of over 12,000 members from more than 60 countries, and an award-winning cafe, bar, and museum in San Francisco called The Interval.

- Analyze state and local policy to organize support for designated energy policies. - Design & execute marketing plan for target audiences including presentation and materials curation. - Conduct outreach through speaking engagements, educational opportunities and community events.