Nonprofit 501(c)(3)

A US IRS code designation for federal tax exempt nonprofit organizations that meet the code's requirements.

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"Green Map’s tools, including the Platform, have a clear mission: to help people quickly and easily collaborate to create Green Maps that support community-led action on climate change."

Green Map's vision: "We want people to use our mapping tools to change their world. ..." (see more on greenmap.org)

“[Go Green Brooklyn’s] mission is to increase participation in environmental programs and make Greenpoint a better place to live. We aim to make Go Green Brooklyn the go-to destination for local environmental news, events and opportunities demonstrating how easy it is [to] get involved within your community and make an impact.”

“CityScience raises the quality of STEM education and supports environmental stewardship by using the natural and built environments of cities as laboratories for active learning.”

“City Parks Foundation makes parks vibrant centers of community through sports, arts, community building, and environmental education programs for New Yorkers across all five boroughs.”

“… Healthy cities need parks, and parks need management. As the world leader in urban park management, the Conservancy is uniquely positioned to teach what we have learned to park users and managers in order to develop respect and responsibility for urban parks, both locally and globally. …”

‘The Stuyvesant Cove Park Association, Inc. (SCPA) was established [with] a mission “to support the development of a park along the East River and to attract people to the waterfront for education and entertainment”‘

“Stuyvesant Cove Park, stretching from 18th to 23rd Streets along the East River, was dedicated in June 2003 with financing from state, city and federal sources.

“James Baldwin Outdoor Learning Center (JBOLC) strives for inquiry and project-based solutions at the juncture of food, environmental and social justice. 

“Our organization utilizes existing and planned school resources, grounds and gardens on the DeWitt Clinton High School Campus in the Bronx (NYC) to develop programs in outdoor environmental education for sustainable living and food preparation/service.