The Farmlink Project fights the prevalent issue of food insecurity by repurposing surplus produce. They transport surplus produce from farms and deliver this food to communities in need. Did you know that our unsustainable food system is responsible for over 25% of greenhouse gas emissions? Not only does The Farmlink Project provide meals for those in need, but they do so in a way that decreases the rate of anthropogenic climate change from our agricultural footprint. By donating just $1, you can provide 12 meals.

Heal the Bay is a nonprofit organization started in 1985 whose mission is to make the coastal waters and watersheds in Los Angeles safe, healthy, and clean. They accomplish this goal by hosting beach cleanups, educating communities about our climate crisis, and taking political action. A special aspect of Heal the Bay is their variety of programs and volunteer opportunities. You can get involved in unique ways such as volunteering at their local aquarium, doing scientific work to monitor marine protected areas (MPAs), and participating in recurring beach cleanups.

Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC) is a revolutionary new certification for food, textiles, and personal care ingredients. ROC farms and products meet the highest standards in the world for soil health, animal welfare, and farmworker fairness. This certification is crucial to a sustainable future because with it we will be able to identify products that are grown and produced regeneratively. The end goal is that people will be aware of their purchases and try to buy goods that are regeneratively produced.

Farmers Footprint addresses the systemic change needed in the food and agriculture systems in order to create a more regenerative and sustainable future. They accomplish their mission through education and awareness. In terms of education, their website provides a plethora of useful resources and information. Additionally, their website showcases informative media such as their award-winning film “Regeneration: The Beginning” and several stories and interviews that provide crucial perspectives on regenerative agriculture.

The Sierra Club is the most influential grassroots environmental organization in the United States. They have fought to save our environment by creating a national community of volunteers, advocates, and grassroots activists. From securing protection for 439 parks and monuments, winning the passage of the Clean Air and Endangered Species Acts, to putting over 281 coal plants on the path to replacement with clean energy, to securing the right of every kid in America to visit a national park, they have an unmatched record of success and impact. Make an impact and become a member of The Sierra Club by donating monthly. You will get updates on the state of our planet and an incredible calendar with stunning pictures of nature (I know I love it).