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EDF Impact 2022

2022 was a breakthrough year.

Thank you for helping us secure a historic U.S. climate law and raise climate ambition around the world.

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Climate

U.S. commits to historic climate action

Methane

Tackling methane around the world

Food security

On land and at sea, plentiful food for a growing global population

Young leaders

Training climate pioneers across the world

Water conservation

Defying unprecedented drought in the American West

Health

The science of clean air

Tropical forests

Groundbreaking partnerships save rainforests and fight climate change

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Climate

U.S. commits to historic climate action

It is the biggest investment in climate action in U.S. history – and together we helped get it passed. With $369 billion in clean energy and climate resilience investments, the Inflation Reduction Act promises to help reduce heat-trapping emissions by 40% by the end of the decade, putting the U.S. within reach of its climate commitments while demonstrating climate leadership around the world. 

This victory was hard won. Time and time again, negotiations appeared to stall. But EDF staff continued to meet with key senators on Capitol Hill to push it across the finish line. Our experts also provided extensive technical assistance to the bill drafters to maximize the impact of the final legislation. 

The transformational law will give a major boost to renewable energy, accelerate the transition to electric vehicles, slash climate-destroying methane pollution from oil and gas operations and promote climate-smart agriculture. The law is projected to create more than 9 million jobs and it channels unprecedented resources toward environmental justice efforts. The investment bank Credit Suisse predicts that over the next ten years, the law will result in roughly $1.7 trillion in climate investments. It also includes extensive amendments to the Clean Air Act, strengthening the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to combat climate change.

This win builds on the progress made last year with the $1.2 trillion bipartisan Infrastructure Act.  As lawmakers wrangled over language, EDF worked to retain many of the most important priorities, including funding for electric vehicle charging stations and electric buses, cleaning up abandoned oil and gas wells and replacing lead pipes. The measure also includes $47 billion to help communities prepare for extreme floods, storms and droughts that are worsened by climate change.

EDF is now working with stakeholders including the African American Mayors Association, communities and businesses to ensure the new laws deliver on their promises.

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EDF activists completed 60,000 emails, calls and constituent meetings to help pass the Inflation Reduction Act
Peek behind the scenes to see how EDF helped to pass a historic climate law. edf.org/IRA2022
The Inflation Reduction Act is the biggest, most transformative climate measure in U.S. history, one that will move us into the era of affordable clean energy while creating family-sustaining jobs and healthier communities. It was a long road to get here and EDF was with us every step of the way.
Tom Carper U.S. Senator (D-Delaware)
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The oil and gas industry is a major source of methane pollution worldwide.
Methane

Tackling methane around the world

Today’s methane pollution could warm the planet more over the next 10 years than carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels. EDF’s groundbreaking science made clear that cutting methane is the fastest way to slow global warming. Now our expertise is guiding methane reduction efforts in countries and companies across the globe.

In the U.S., new draft regulations to cut oil and gas methane pollution are the nation’s strongest and most comprehensive yet. They draw on a decade of EDF research and rules we helped develop and enact in key oil and gas states, Canada and Mexico. Starting in 2024, the U.S. will charge polluters a fee for excess methane emissions — the first-ever U.S. federal price on climate pollution.

In the European Union, we successfully campaigned for regulations on domestic methane pollution from oil, gas and coal. As the bloc — the world’s largest importer of natural gas — seeks to reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuels, it is advising member countries to source gas that would otherwise have been wasted as methane pollution.

And in 18 nations and counting, from Asia to the Americas, Africa and the Middle East, hundreds of regulators, lawmakers and oil and gas industry representatives have joined methane reduction workshops developed by EDF. We’re building a global cohort of experts working to cut methane.

To date, 150 countries have signed the Global Methane Pledge to reduce methane pollution by 30% by 2030. With this progress, and the 2023 launch of a groundbreaking satellite from EDF affiliate MethaneSAT, which will locate and measure methane pollution almost anywhere on Earth, we are forging a new path for climate action.

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Rapidly reducing methane pollution could slow the rate of global warming as much as 30%
EDF showcased MethaneSAT’s leak detection capability at ADIPEC, an influential global energy conference in Abu Dhabi in fall 2022.
Environmental Defense Fund’s cutting-edge methane science and constructive engagement over the past decade have spurred companies and countries to action on methane pollution and helped make the Global Methane Pledge possible. They’ve been a critical partner on a critical issue for energy and climate.
Fatih Birol Executive Director, International Energy Agency
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Eduardo Tume, who passed away from COVID-19 in 2021, was a passionate advocate for sustainable fisheries on Peru’s northern coast.
Food security

On land and at sea, plentiful food for a growing global population

Around the world, climate change threatens food security for millions. 

In the U.S., as changing weather patterns bring both deluge and drought, our cutting-edge science is quantifying the challenges ahead for staple crops — wheat in Kansas, corn in Iowa and soybeans in Minnesota — and finding ways to help farmers adapt and thrive, with lower emissions and costs. We co-founded the Food and Agriculture Climate Alliance to develop and advocate for climate policies with agriculture stakeholders. The alliance called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to fund projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon, while creating and expanding markets for climate-smart crops and livestock. This year, USDA allocated over $3 billion to pilot projects. EDF contributed to multiple proposals that were awarded grants under the program, including dedicated funding for smaller-scale, Indigenous and Black producers.

In tropical nations, warming waters are driving fish away from the billions who rely on seafood as a vital source of protein. We are working with more than 100 communities across 12 countries to highlight the role of seafood in meeting nutritional needs, including:

  • Indonesia, to help sustainably manage the blue swimming crab fishery in two key provinces where crabs provide livelihoods to hundreds of thousands of people;
  • Belize, to help develop a finfish management plan that further establishes the country as a model for climate-resilient fisheries management;
  • Chile, Peru and Ecuador, to launch a multinational scientific collaboration to predict and alert countries to the impacts of climate change on ocean health and fisheries that feed hundreds of thousands of people.

In the U.S., we launched the Coalition for Sustainable Aquaculture to advocate for legislation that would create rigorous standards for offshore aquaculture. The legislation would create a homegrown industry in healthy, more climate-friendly seafoods while benefiting historically disadvantaged and excluded communities.

EDF works with farmers, including North Carolina’s Millard and Connie Locklear, to help them reap the financial and environmental benefits of sustainable and climate-resilient practices.
Our collaboration with EDF has been extremely fruitful, allowing us to advance important research to predict and alert fisheries actors to the impacts of climate on ocean health. Together, we’re fostering a long-term vision for responding to a changing climate in the Humboldt Current.
Dr. Carlos Montenegro Director of Fisheries, Chile Fisheries Development Institute
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Climate Corps alumni and EDF staff at a climate advocacy workshop in New York in September 2022.
Young leaders

Training climate pioneers across the world

Fifteen years ago, EDF’s Climate Corps® program began with just eight MBA students who spent a summer helping a handful of companies improve their energy efficiency. 

Since then, 1,500 graduate students have been trained and placed in summer fellowships to power environmental progress at hundreds of top-tier companies and organizations across the world. Together, they’ve helped companies reduce emissions, improve supply chain sustainability, advance environmental justice and more. 

In 2022, we recruited more than 200 fellows to organizations in India, China and the U.S. They worked on projects including supply chain sustainability at Williams-Sonoma, mapping a path to net zero emissions at Google and, for the first time, tackling food waste at grocery chains such as Albertsons.

The Climate Corps fellowship has also launched impressive careers. Former fellow Jenny McColloch is now Chief Sustainability Officer for McDonald’s, one of 1,200 alumni who continue to work on climate or energy issues in more than 40 countries. 

EDF also empowers young leaders through Defend Our Future, which harnesses the talents and passion of college students across America. This year, leading up to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act — the most ambitious climate legislation the U.S. has ever passed — Defend Our Future activists organized and participated in more than 100 events and meetings to urge elected officials to protect our climate. 

Students also attended a multiday training on community organizing in Washington, D.C., hosted and led by Defend Our Future staff. For Allyssa Wright, from New Mexico State University, the training was her first visit to the U.S. Capitol. “It was empowering to connect with students from across the nation who are also motivated to create change,” she said..

2022 Climate Corps fellow Junmei Hu worked at China’s Huafeng Group, which supplies textiles to Nike and Adidas. She helped create a guide to drive the company’s transition to 100% renewable electricity by 2025.
The EDF Climate Corps program was critical to calculating Lyft’s carbon footprint and establishing the groundwork from which our sustainability program will be built.
Sam Arons Former director of sustainability for Lyft, Inc. Lyft has hosted eight Climate Corps fellows and committed to using only electric vehicles by 2030.
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Dry times for California’s Lake Oroville and other reservoirs across the West.
Water conservation

Defying unprecedented drought in the American West

In California’s Central Valley, over a million people are without a reliable source of drinking water. In 2020, your generosity allowed us to launch the world’s first open-source water accounting and trading platform — an online tool that helps California farmers track and save water and avoid depleting drinking water wells in local communities. This year, the California Department of Water Resources teamed up with EDF to work toward making the platform available to more than 260 groundwater sustainability agencies, responsible for managing up to 60% of California’s water supply during dry years. 

In another response to the most extreme megadrought the Southwest has seen in at least 1,200 years, California awarded $40 million in grants to help landowners begin to transition up to 1 million acres of irrigated farmland to habitat for wildlife, recreational spaces and other uses that require less water. The grants are part of California’s new land repurposing program, which was modeled after EDF-sponsored legislation in the state. EDF was chosen to co-lead the implementation of the program. 

OpenET, an online platform co-developed by EDF that uses satellites to measure water consumed by crops, is putting easy-to-use water data into the hands of farmers and water managers across the West. Four states in the Upper Colorado River Basin are using satellite data to enable more collaborative and responsive decision-making across state lines as the river’s reservoirs, which provide water to 40 million people, plummet to dangerously low levels. 

The OpenET team is now working to provide scientifically robust water data outside the western U.S. — beginning in Mississippi’s Alluvial Plain and Mexico’s Mexicali Valley — to guide improved water management at all scales, from small-scale farmers to large water districts and entire states.

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Satellite-based water-management data is helping 17 western U.S. states to manage water supply and demand amid record drought.
Multiple benefits: California’s new land repurposing program will save water and create habitat for endangered species such as the San Joaquin kit fox.
EDF’s scientific and policy expertise, along with its ability to bring diverse parties together to find common ground and agreement, is helping us prepare for a drier future by reimagining how we use and share water in the West.
Karen Ross Secretary, California Department of Food and Agriculture
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Free to play: EDF is powering clean air progress in India and across the world.
Health

The science of clean air

Thanks to your support, it’s now possible to not only identify the pollutants in our air, but also pinpoint where they are coming from. This is part of our broader effort to help policymakers, community groups and the private sector hold polluters accountable. 

For example, in India, where air pollution is a leading cause of death and disease, EDF and The Energy and Resources Institute consolidated 200 emission inventory reports into a single, national database. This gives city regulators and pollution control boards the ability to identify air pollution sources – a critical first step toward tighter regulation. 

EDF and the World Resources Institute continue to lead Clean Air Catalyst, a five-year program funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development that works to identify and close data gaps while helping develop local solutions to address pollution. Launched in 2021, the pilot cities include Indore, India; Nairobi, Kenya; and Jakarta, Indonesia where WRI is the implementing partner.

In the U.S., we launched a multi-city project that combines air quality and weather data with real-time scientific analysis to track polluters and the communities most impacted by dirty air. Air Tracker is now available in Houston, Pittsburgh,  Salt Lake City, Birmingham, AL and Vallejo, CA, with more cities to come.  

A 2022 report commissioned by EDF scientists found that reducing concentrations of fine particulate matter — a tiny but deadly form of pollution caused primarily by burning fossil fuels — would save nearly 20,000 lives a year and reduce incidents of heart and lung disease that disproportionately affect Black, Hispanic and low-income areas. Community members and EDF used this information to advocate for more protective standards, and the EPA is now reviewing the national limit. 

WATCH We’re supercharging the transition to electrification and tackling America’s biggest source of air pollution. Our goal? That all new car and truck sales are clean by 2035. edf.org/Electrification
General Motors has the ultimate goal of eliminating tailpipe emissions from new light duty vehicles by 2035. As new standards are being developed, we are pleased to join the Environmental Defense Fund to provide recommendations that support accelerated adoption of electric vehicles to put us on the path toward that goal.
Mary Barra CEO of General Motors
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Tropical forests

Groundbreaking partnerships save rainforests and fight climate change

There is no way to stabilize the climate without conserving tropical forests, and Indigenous peoples and local communities have long been powerful leaders in this fight. EDF is supporting these forest guardians by helping ensure they have the local control and financial resources to keep forests thriving for us all.

This year, we helped publish the Tropical Forest Credit Integrity Guide, which sets out five principles to help companies invest in forest conservation that delivers lasting climate and biodiversity benefits and directly supports forest communities. Developed by Indigenous peoples’ organizations and a group of leading environmental nonprofits, including EDF, WWF, The Nature Conservancy and World Resources Institute, the guide will bolster demand for, and supply of, high-quality forest carbon credits.

The LEAF Coalition, which we helped launch last year, is continuing to grow in size and scope. Backed by the U.S., the U.K., Norway and some of the world’s biggest companies, including Amazon, LEAF (Lowering Emissions by Accelerating Forest Finance) is the largest-ever public-private investment in tropical forests. The program has received 37 proposals from jurisdictions in Africa, Asia and the Americas seeking to sell forest credits that would preserve more than half a billion hectares of forest — an area larger than the European Union.

LEAF’s system of independent, third-party measurement and verification ensures projects are genuinely preserving forests and benefitting Indigenous and local communities. LEAF is on track to begin providing funding in 2023 and has already received pledges well in excess of $1.5 billion — a historic step toward the goal of ending deforestation by 2030.

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250 billion metric tons, or around one-quarter of all terrestrial carbon on the planet is stored in tropical forests
EDF’s Indigenous Peoples Partnerships liaison, Santiago Garcia Llore (right), with international advocate Tuntiak Katan of the Shuar Nation, Ecuador. Forests on Indigenous peoples’ lands have lower deforestation rates than lands managed by other groups.
We are proud to be a co-founder of the LEAF Coalition, a scalable mechanism for financing tropical forest protection and reducing emissions from deforestation.
Kara Hurst Vice President, Worldwide Sustainability, Amazon

Thank you from EDF’s leadership

A landmark year for climate

Your unflagging commitment delivered remarkable progress this year — including U.S. climate action that many had thought impossible. The Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest climate investment in America’s history, is projected to help cut U.S. emissions more than 40% by 2030.

It’s been a turbulent year as well. War and a lingering pandemic remind us that no crisis occurs in isolation. As we work to stabilize the climate, we also support people’s health and strengthen the ability of people and nature to thrive. Thanks to you, we continue to develop partnerships to drive the changes necessary to build a vital Earth, for everyone.

You expanded our global reach

We collaborate with local experts to develop durable, local solutions to global problems. For example, in India we are developing partnerships to improve the diet and health of dairy cattle, boosting livelihoods and nutrition while also reducing climate pollution from animal agriculture. This report is filled with dispatches from our deeply rooted work across the world.

You advanced scientific impact

Our scientists ask questions that guide environmental progress and facilitate informed policy decisions. For example, this year, as dozens of countries embarked on plans to develop hydrogen energy, our research revealed that hydrogen leaks can have serious near-term climate consequences. Now, the European Union is funding research on leak detection, citing EDF’s work. And the U.S. Department of Energy is recommending that infrastructure for an $8 billion hydrogen initiative be designed to minimize leaks.

You put communities first

People are at the heart of our work. In New York, we led a campaign to educate voters about a $4.2 billion environmental bond proposal. This historic investment in climate, environmental justice, health and community flood protection passed with overwhelming support. We are also supporting the development of the Frontline Resource Institute, an organization guided by environmental justice leaders that helps community groups on the frontlines of climate change access resources and technical assistance.

This report features many more highlights of a year to remember. And it marks just the beginning of what we can achieve together.

We give you our heartfelt thanks.

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The majority of EDF’s funding comes from you, our supporters. Thank you for advancing the fight to stabilize the climate, strengthen communities and support people’s health.

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“This decade is make or break for solving the climate crisis and ensuring the global temperature rise is within manageable margins,” said Jorgen Thomsen, Director of Climate Solutions at the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. “This urgency is a major challenge because we need to dramatically change global systems in very profound ways.”

For nearly a decade, the MacArthur Foundation has partnered with EDF to study the impacts of methane pollution on communities and the climate. 

“People weren’t thinking about methane when we started working on this,” he said. “We see a lot more funders today, including the Global Methane Hub, who have taken this issue global and been able to get commitments for emissions reductions, but a lot of that falls on the extraordinary work EDF did drawing attention to this work.” 

The MacArthur Foundation is driving these types of system-wide changes by supporting equitable climate solutions around the globe. In India, the foundation is measuring air quality with EDF. “Climate change doesn’t affect people equally,” he said. “Centering equity means it isn’t an afterthought. It is primary when making funding decisions.”

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We must focus on working with corporations to change the trajectory of the climate crisis.
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Henry and Elizabeth McCance and her daughters Sadie and Phoebe

“Climate change is the largest threat of our time,” said Elizabeth McCance, Trustee of the McCance Foundation. “To solve it, we need corporations to flip from causing problems to solving problems.” 

The McCance Foundation was founded by Henry McCance, Chairman Emeritus of the venture capital firm Greylock Partners, to better the world by supporting results-oriented, innovative programs in four areas: medical research, intergenerational poverty, the community of Fishers Island, and climate change.  

Henry also created the McCance Foundation as a way to bring his family together while supporting worthwhile causes. His daughters, Elizabeth and Ellen, are both Trustees and each member of the family makes personal gifts and recommendations at their annual meeting. 

“Philanthropy has been very rewarding,” Henry said. “Involving the whole family has been a great opportunity to pass down the values that my generation holds dear to the next two generations.”

The next big challenge the family is interested in is climate change. The foundation partnered with EDF in 2021 on the Investor Climate Insights Hub, which empowers investor action to accelerate climate and sustainability solutions. In 2022, we launched a new collaboration – the Net Zero Accelerator – that will bring together researchers, business experts and companies to turn corporate climate commitments into tangible actions that drive down carbon emissions. 

Elizabeth is encouraged by companies like Walmart, which has committed to achieve zero emissions across its global operations by 2040. She believes we are approaching a tipping point when sustainability becomes business-as-usual because it simply makes economic sense. 

“Acting sustainably is increasingly a better business decision,” she said. “Climate change will impact all our lives, and the companies that act more sustainably are securing their own futures – as well as ours.”

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I support EDF because climate change is an existential threat to humanity.
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Judy Powelson

Judy Powelson embraces a philosophy of prioritizing the future over the present. “Climate change is humanity’s greatest threat,” she said.

The retired engineer lives in Honolulu, Hawaii where she enjoys bike-friendly weather, folk dancing, and interacting online. She passionately prefers bicycling over driving and is grateful she no longer needs a car.

She became a member of EDF in 2017 and joined the Osprey Legacy Society in 2021 by including EDF in her estate plans. “I chose EDF due to its size, influence and focus on addressing climate change,” she said.

When she received an inheritance in 2021, she donated it entirely, along with other assets, to EDF. “I heard about the CARES Act on the news,” she said of the pandemic-era tax incentives for charitable giving. “I realized it was a great opportunity to maximize the amount I was able to donate and minimize my overall taxes, while supporting a cause I care deeply about.”

Judy encourages everyone to think about how their actions today will impact future generations. “There is no Planet B,” she said. “We have to repair this planet.”

  • Fred Krupp
    President
  • Amanda Leland
    Executive Director 
  • Jay Knott
    Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Operations Officer 
  • Catherine Nardone
    Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Development Officer 
  • Gwen Ruta
    Senior Advisor 
  • Pete Harrison
    Executive Vice President, Regions 
  • Angela Churie Kallhauge
    Executive Vice President, Impact
  • Tom Murray
    Executive Vice President, Solutions
  • Joe Bonfiglio
    Senior Vice President, US Region
  • Lea Borkenhagen
    Senior Vice President, EDF+Business 
  • Margot Brown
    Vice President, Justice and Equity
  • Mark Brownstein
    Senior Vice President, Energy Transition 
  • Marc Cima
    Chief Information Officer
  • Sean Cook
    Chief Human Resources Officer 
  • Jill Duggan
    Executive Director, EDF Europe
  • Elizabeth Gore
    Senior Vice President, Political Affairs 
  • Steven Hamburg
    Senior Vice President, Chief Scientist 
  • Ryan Hamilton
    Chief of Staff 
  • Suzi Kerr
    Senior Vice President, Chief Economist
  • QIN Hu
    Chief Representative, China 
  • Amy Middleton
    Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer
  • Lou Mkanganwi
    Acting Chief Financial Office
  • Hisham Mundol
    Chief Advisor, India
  • Eric Schwaab
    Senior VP, People and Nature 
  • Tokë Vandervoort
    Chief Legal Officer
  • Sarah Vogel
    Senior Vice President, Healthy Communities

Officers

  • Mark W. Heising
    Chair
    Managing Director, Medley Partners
  • Matt Cohler
    Vice Chair
    General Partner, Benchmark
  • Katherine Lorenz
    Vice Chair
    President, Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation
  • Peggy M. Shepard
    Vice Chair
    Co-founder and Executive Director, West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. (WE ACT for Environmental Justice)
  • G. Leonard Baker, Jr.
    Managing Director, Sutter Hill Ventures
  • Joshua Bekenstein
    Managing Director, Bain Capital 
  • Georges C. Benjamin, MD
    Executive Director, American Public Health Association
  • Michael D. Bills
    Founder and CIO, Bluestem Asset Management
  • Shelby W. Bonnie
    Co-founder, CNET Networks
  • Christopher A. Cole
    Chairman, Ardea Partners, LLC
  • Christopher Costello
    Professor of Natural Resource Economics, Bren School UCSB
    Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research
  • Leslie Dach
    Strategic Consultant
  • Ruth DeFries, Ph.D.
    Denning Family Professor of Sustainable Development, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology, Columbia University
  • Susan Ford Dorsey
    President, Sand Hill Foundation
  • Stanley Druckenmiller
    Investor
  • Nikki Eslami
    Founder & CEO, New Theory Ventures;
    Founder & CEO, Wild Elements
  • Kirsten J. Feldman
    Retired Managing Director, Morgan Stanley;
    Chair, Steep Rock Association
  • Carl Ferenbach
    Chairman, High Meadows Foundation
  • Lynn R. Goldman, M.D., M.P.H.
    Pediatrician; Dean, George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services
  • Charles J. Hamilton, Jr.
    Senior Counsel, Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP
  • Alice Hill
    David M. Rubenstein Senior Fellow for Energy and the Environment, Council on Foreign Relations
  • The Honorable Thomas H. Kean
    Chairman Emeritus, Carnegie Corporation of New York;
    Chairman, THK Consulting, LLC
  • Lisa Keith
    Development Consultant
  • Richard J. Lazarus
    Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law, Harvard University
  • Abby Leigh
    Artist
  • Frank Loy
    Former Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs
  • Secretary Ray Mabus
    Former Secretary of the Navy
  • Susan Mandel
    ZOOM Foundation
  • Marie Lynn Miranda, Ph.D.
    Professor, University of Notre Dame
  • Kathryn Murdoch
    President, Quadrivium Foundation
  • Susan Oberndorf
    President, Susan and William Oberndorf Foundation
  • Kenneth Olden, Ph.D.
    Former Director, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the National Toxicology Program/National Institutes of Health;
    Former Director of the National Center for Environmental Assessment/U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  • Stephen W. Pacala, Ph.D.
    Frederick D. Petrie Professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University
  • Bruce V. Rauner
    Former Governor, State of Illinois
    Former Chairman, GTCR 
  • Sarah Robertson
  • Virginia Sall
    Co-founder, Sall Family Foundation
  • Lise Strickler
    Three Cairns Group
  • David S. Vogel
    CEO & Chief Scientist, Voloridge Investment Management 
  • Charles F. Wurster, Ph.D.*
    Professor Emeritus of Environmental Sciences, Marine Sciences Research Center, State University of New York at Stony Brook

Honorary trustees

  • Gene E. Likens, Ph.D.
  • N. J. Nicholas, Jr.
  • George M. Woodwell, Ph.D.*

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EDF advisory trustees

  • Nancy Alderman
  • Karen M. Barnes
  • Rod Beckstrom
  • Wendy Benchley
  • Sally Bingham
  • W. Michael Brown
  • Keith Campbell
  • Tom Castro
  • Norman L. Christensen, Jr., Ph.D.
  • David G. Crane
  • John S. Curry, J.D.
  • Ann Doerr
  • Christopher J. Elliman
  • Jeanne Donovan Fisher
  • Jane Geniesse
  • Hannelore Grantham
  • Jeremy Grantham
  • Pricey Taylor Harrison
  • Griff Harsh
  • Norbert S. Hill, Jr.
  • Freeborn G. Jewett, Jr.
  • Arthur Kern
  • The Honorable Ricardo Lagos, Ph.D.
  • Dr. Sarah Liao Sau-tung, Ph.D.
  • Gretchen Long
  • Jane Lubchenco
  • Susan Manilow
  • Harold A. Mooney, Ph.D.
  • Robert W. Musser
  • David O’Connor
  • Signe Ostby
  • Robert M. Perkowitz
  • Lewis S. Ranieri
  • E. John Rosenwald, Jr.
  • Adele Simmons
  • Farwell Smith
  • Richard B. Stewart
  • W. Richard West, Jr.
  • Joanne Woodward
  • Blaikie Worth
  • Xue Lan
  • Joy B. Zedler, Ph.D.

EDF UK board

  • Carl Ferenbach
    Chair
    Chairman, High Meadows Foundation
  • Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach
    Regional Economy Adviser, EMEA, Goldman Sachs International
  • Ravi Gurumurthy
    Chief Executive Officer, Nesta
  • Connie Hedegaard
    Chair of KR Foundation
  • Mark Heising
    Managing Director, Medley Partners
  • Roland Kupers
    Author and Institute for Advanced Study, Amsterdam
  • Andrea Monge
    Chief Executive Officer, Rebold
  • Hannah Wanjie Ryder
    Chief Executive Officer, Development Reimagined
  • Jens Ulltveit-Moe
    Founder & CEO, Umoe
  • Lance West
    Private Investor

EDF Europe board

  • Carl Ferenbach
    Chair
    Chairman, High Meadows Foundation
  • Connie Hedegaard
    Chair of KR Foundation
  • Mark Heising
    Managing Director, Medley Partners
  • Roland Kupers
    Author and Institute for Advanced Study, Amsterdam
  • Andrea Monge
    Chief Executive Officer, Rebold
  • Hannah Wanjie Ryder
    Chief Executive Officer, Development Reimagined
  • Jens Ulltveit-Moe
    Founder & CEO, Umoe

North Carolina advisory board

  • Frank E. Navarro
    Chair
    Managing Principal, Navarro Lowrey, Inc.
  • Ethan Blumenthal
    Chairman and CEO, Good Solar
  • Thomas F. Darden, II, JD, MRP
    CEO, Cherokee Investment Partners
  • Shana Fulton
    Attorney at Brooks Pierce
  • Kathryn Heath, Ph.D.
    Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Flynn Heath Holt Leadership
  • Olivia B. Holding
    President, EF Properties, Inc.; President, Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding Foundation
  • Marian Johnson-Thompson, Ph.D.
    Professor Emerita, Biology and Environmental Science, University of the District of Columbia
  • David M. Jones, DVM
    Former Director, North Carolina Zoological Park
  • Tom Okel
    Director, Barings Capital Investment Corporation
  • Jane Preyer
    Former Director, NC EDF Office
  • Sagar Sane
    Associate Director at High Lantern Group
  • Elizabeth Sasser
    Lecturer, University of North Carolina

Texas Advisory Board

  • Marilu Hastings
    Chair
    Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer, The Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation
  • John S. Broude
    Attorney, Broude, Smith & Jennings, PC
  • Robert D. Bullard
    Dean, Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs, Texas Southern University
  • Trammel S. Crow
    Founder, Earth Day Texas
  • Jeffrey Fearon, MD
    Physician, Craniofacial Center, Medical City Dallas
  • Rick Fine
    Partner, Brusniak Turner Fine, LLP
  • James D. Finley
    CEO & Owner, Finley Resources, Inc.
  • John C. Kerr
    Senior Advisor & Partner, Moorman Kerr Interests & Seeker Partners
  • David C. Lake
    Architect, Lake/Flato Architects
  • Lila Luce, Ph.D.
  • Melissa Miller
    Co-Chair, CleanTX
  • Ann Newman
    Community Volunteer
  • Gilberto Ocañas
    Senior Advisor, Ocañas Group
  • Nancy Powell Moore
    Past President, The Powell Foundation
  • Susan Reese
    Attorney, Madison Partners, LLC
  • David Todd
    Attorney, Chiltepin Charitable Fund
  • Sue Wagley
    Community Volunteer, The Partnership Foundation
  • Mary Wallace
    Community Volunteer
  • Anne Elizabeth Wynn
    Writer and President, AeLK Foundation
  • Angus Wynne
    Owner, Wynne Entertainment

Digital advisory board

  • Michael Bassik
    Chair
    CEO at Optimal
  • Eric Berry
    Co-founder and CEO, TripleLift
  • Ginger Conlon
    Thought Leadership Director, Genesys 
  • Weston Gaddy
    Partner, Radian Capital
  • Christian Kugel
    SVP, Global Head of Insights, R/GA
  • Mary Gail Pezzimenti
    Head of Creative, Washington Post Creative Group
  • James Slezak
    CEO, Swayable

Economics advisory council

  • Spencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University
  • Janet Currie, Princeton University
  • Kent Daniel, Columbia University
  • Nada Eissa, Georgetown University
  • Meredith Fowlie, UC Berkeley
  • Rashid Hassan, University of Pretoria
  • Catherine L. Kling, Cornell University
  • Michael Livermore, University of Virginia
  • E. Somanathan, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
  • Maria Alejandra Velez, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia

Senior economic advisors

  • Dallas Burtraw
  • Frank Convery
  • Chris Costello
  • Maureen Cropper
  • Carolyn Fisher
  • Paul Joskow
  • Michael Hanneman
  • Geoffrey Heal
  • Bob Litterman
  • Juan-Pablo Montero
  • Richard Revesz
  • Thomas Sterner

National council

  • Barbara Bowman
  • Brook H. Byers
  • Douglas Campbell, Jr.
  • D. Wilson Ervin
  • Howell Ferguson
  • Tim Gomes
  • Alison Holtzschue
  • Al Jubitz
  • Barbara Kingsolver
  • Roger Liddell
  • George A. Miller
  • Gilman Ordway
  • George D. Phipps
  • Samuel Reeves
  • John Sall
  • Roger W. Sant
  • Lynn Stern

Germany

  • International Climate Initiative
  • KfW Development Bank

New Zealand

  • Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment

Norway

  • Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
  • Royal Norwegian Embassy in Brasilia

Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030

United Nations

  • United Nations Environment Programme

United States

  • California Air Resources Board
  • California Wildlife Conservation Board
  • National Academy of Sciences
  • U.S. Agency for International Development
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture
  • U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory

Estate bequests

  • Dennis M. Adams
  • Jeanette and Cameron Ainsworth
  • Wendy Appel
  • Peter Balkheimer
  • Karen S. Basin
  • In memory of Diane Bessell
  • Lise Sabrena Boekell
  • Dale LeRoy Boyer
  • Helen Ladd Brackett
  • The Estate of Phyllis Herndon Brissenden
  • Elaine M. Budin
  • Ruth Buneman
  • Otis K. Burger
  • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Campbell
  • Kimberly Carlson
  • Barbara Ann Carr
  • Nancy B. Carringer
  • Barbara Chance
  • Carola Cohn and Dr. Stuart Cohn Charitable Fund of Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc.
  • Patricia Carol Colburn
  • Robert and Susan Creveling
  • Susan Creveling
  • Philip M. Dorrington
  • Elmer J. Dreher
  • John U. Dunse
  • Jerry Enenstein
  • Ellen Eppers
  • Evan Evanoff Trust
  • Fair Buffalo Fund at the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo
  • Joan E. Ferry
  • Suzanne Fleming
  • James Fogarty
  • David K. Ford
  • Richard and Maxine Franz
  • Robert and Suzanne Gardon
  • Evelyn A. Gaul
  • Elisabeth Gleason
  • Janis W. Grant
  • Richard D. Green
  • Gary Greenan
  • Janet C. Griffiths
  • Anthony Gringeri
  • Dixie C. Hartnett
  • William C. and Jeanne M. Hartranft Fund of Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc.
  • Angela and Alfred Hatab
  • Mary J. Hausler
  • Charlotte Herzfeld
  • Louise Glenda Hoehl
  • Helen and Ian Hood
  • Jean Campbell Immenschuh
  • Shirley Jacobek
  • Wendy Jacobs
  • Kathryn G. Janson
  • Horace Tillard Jones, Jr.
  • Sherwin A. Kane, Jr.
  • Barbara Keeton
  • Mary Stuart Kreimer
  • Marilea Larm
  • Robert J. Laskowski Foundation
  • Abby Lavelle
  • Lecar Trust
  • Lorene Ann Leonard
  • Ronald Levin
  • Bertha Lewis
  • Barbara Leyser
  • Nancy and Maurice Lipton
  • David Loudenback
  • Wilbert and Nancy Lyons
  • Elizabeth Maas
  • Edith MacGuire
  • In memory of Valerie Sue Margolis, beloved daughter of Jack and Jean Margolis
  • Janet P. Mason
  • Patrisha Mayer
  • Gui Mayo
  • Gwendolyn McCullen
  • Bart McNeil
  • Stan and Constance Midgley 
  • Delton Montague Miles, II
  • Helen Louise Moody
  • Elizabeth Moore
  • Susan L. Morey
  • Daniel D. Morrill
  • David John Mundstock
  • Shirley Murray
  • Kathleen Ann Neary
  • Ann R. Newcomb
  • Joseph Padula
  • Roy Glen Parks, Jr.
  • Maxine Patton
  • Anna Margaretha Eva Pfeifer
  • Deloris Pohelia
  • Alice M. Primm
  • Helga Prine, In Honor of Keith Prine
  • Theodora Raven
  • Eva A. Rhodes
  • Ruth M. Roig
  • Nancy Rosenthal
  • Gerald A. Sanders
  • Helen Schmidt
  • Joan M. Seiger Trust
  • RP Siegel
  • William J. Silva
  • Robert C. Skakel
  • Deanna Skolfield
  • Farwell Smith
  • George V. and Jean A. Smith
  • David Spainhower
  • David H. Spingarn
  • Katharine M. Stevenson
  • Rita Tancredi
  • Hedy Tellerman
  • Janett W. VanderMaas
  • Lillian S. White
  • Barbara A. Widdis
  • Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust
  • Gail Katherine Wingate
  • Margrit Witt
  • Patricia Woolard-Wolff
  • Jean and Quentin Wright
  • Earl and Corinne Wunderli Living Trust
  • Lawrence Zolotorofe

Ospreys

  • Martha Ackelsberg
  • Marilyn Ade
  • Dianna Adorjan
  • Lucien Agosta
  • Peg Albert
  • Ulla Albridge
  • J. Michael Alexander
  • Andrea Allison
  • James Allison
  • Jaladurga Amuluru
  • Judith Anderegg
  • Dennis Anderson
  • Linda Andrews
  • Jane and Robert Anthony
  • Liza Antony
  • Laura Armor
  • James Arnett
  • Vanessa Arnold
  • John Aspnes
  • Charles Averbook
  • Soma Avva
  • Anne Bachner
  • Diana Bailey
  • Michael Bailin
  • Lawrence Baker
  • Mary Balbach
  • Doris Balinsky
  • Joseph Balis
  • Diane Balter
  • M. Baran
  • George Barker
  • Mark Barmann
  • Kitty Barr
  • Angeline Barrette-Herman
  • Joseph Barrick
  • James Bartlett
  • Gwendolyn Bauer
  • Harold Bean
  • Connie Beardsley
  • George Beck
  • Donald Becker
  • Peggy Beckman
  • Michael Behring
  • John Beilhart
  • Carl Benner
  • Sandra Berezowitz
  • Elva Berger
  • Debra Bergstrom
  • Helen Berkeley Meigs
  • Jane Berkow
  • Ronald Berkowitz
  • Susan Berlin
  • Karen Berry
  • Jeffrey Berzon
  • Susann Beug
  • David Bevan
  • Douglas C. Biggs
  • Joanna Billiard and Ellen Tobias
  • L. Bishop
  • Ginny Black
  • Linda Blakely
  • Connie Blom
  • Joan Bloom
  • Stephen Blumenkranz
  • George Boggs
  • William Bomash
  • Rosalynn Bonamusa
  • Jerrold Bonn
  • Joseph Bower
  • Ed Bowlby
  • Dorothea Brady
  • Cal Brand
  • Paul Brandon
  • Toby-Ralph Bransky
  • Beverly Brayden
  • Saul Brenner
  • Robert Brent
  • Ann Brodie
  • Carolyn S. Brody
  • Gloria Brooke
  • Anne Brous
  • John Brown
  • Josef B. Brown
  • Signe Brown
  • Trudy Brussard
  • Valerie Bryan
  • Dr. and Mrs. James Budny
  • June Buhler
  • Barbara Bullock
  • David Burgess
  • Jackson Burgess
  • William Burns
  • Robert Burton
  • Bob Bushnell
  • William Butler
  • Elaine Butterfoss
  • Patricia Caldwell
  • John Callenbach
  • William Camp, Jr.
  • Anthony Campbell
  • Karlyn Campbell
  • Nancy Cannon
  • Dorothea and William Cappadona Trust
  • Loring Carlson
  • Mike Carlson
  • Catherine Carter
  • Carolyn Carty
  • Raymond Cavanaugh
  • William Chadwick
  • Phyllis Chambers
  • William Cherkin
  • Robert Chessman
  • Kathryn Chezik
  • Louise Chow
  • Marlene Christoff
  • Dorothy Church
  • Daniel Ciske
  • Bettie Clark
  • Mary Clark
  • Kittie Clarke
  • Constance Cleaton
  • Sid Clemans
  • Barbara Cohn
  • Marlee Colburn
  • Lynda Cole
  • Edward Collier
  • Jane Collins
  • Cheri Carleson Condie
  • Christine Conley
  • Robert Connell
  • Beatrice Cooley
  • Donald Cooper
  • C. Cooperstein
  • Richard Courtheoux
  • Diane Crawford
  • Carole Crew
  • Eleanor Cruze
  • Jayme Curley
  • Brian Dabson
  • Paul Dale
  • Sarah and David Damassa
  • Harold Dash
  • C. Dautremont-Smith
  • Carolyn Davidson
  • Jennifer Davies
  • Doralene Davis
  • James Davis
  • Paul Davis
  • Ronald Davis
  • Jonathan Day
  • Glenn De Van
  • Gladys M. Dean
  • Thomas Deckard
  • Gabriella Decourten-Myers
  • Lotte Gahn DeGuire
  • Hariet Dehlinger
  • Carolyn Dejonge
  • Vickie Dellavedova
  • Nancy and Mark Deyrup
  • Larry Diamond
  • Jerry Dickinson
  • Robert Dickinson
  • Bradley Dixon
  • Frederick Dobson
  • Patricia Domser
  • Christine Donchin
  • Beverly Dopson
  • The Doran Family
  • Linda Dorety
  • Deena L Dubin
  • Judith Duffield
  • Judith Dugan
  • Parker Duncan
  • Janet Dunn
  • Seth Eaton
  • Bruce Egan
  • Julie Cullman and David Egger
  • Timothy T. Eisele
  • Cynthia Elinoff
  • Sue Elkins
  • Henry Ellis
  • Eric Vander Elst
  • Anne English
  • Barbara Erickson
  • Rebecca Erickson
  • Hazel Erikson
  • Judith Espovich
  • Jeanette Eustache
  • F. Faller
  • Robert Felder
  • Michael Feldman
  • Wayne Fell
  • James Ferguson
  • James Fiedler
  • Marjorie Fieldman
  • James Fields
  • Mark Fienberg
  • Pamela Figlar
  • Barden Finch
  • William Findlay
  • David Finkelstein
  • Theodore Finn
  • Susan Fishman
  • Leonard Fitzgerald
  • Eleanor Flinn
  • Ruth Flournoy
  • Richard Floyd
  • David Ford
  • Steve Fox
  • Valeda Franklin
  • Eileen Freiberg-Dale
  • Kent and Jeryl Fuller
  • Elizabeth Fultz
  • Philip Gary
  • Barbara Gasdaglis
  • Cheryl Geffon
  • Marlene Gentry
  • Judith Gerblich
  • June German
  • Andrew Germanow
  • Gita Gidwani
  • John Gilliland
  • Mary Gillis
  • John Gintell
  • John Giurgevich
  • Elizabeth Glowa
  • Ronald Golden
  • Jane Goldman
  • Marilyn Goldman
  • Mark Goldman
  • Philip Goldman
  • Marna Golub-Smith
  • Carolyn Goren
  • Julia Goss
  • Lisa Gould
  • Jeanine L. Graham
  • Nancy Graham
  • Glen Grant
  • George Gray
  • Grant Green
  • Laurie Greene
  • Martyn Greene
  • Thomas Greene
  • Anne Greenwood
  • Beverly Griesert
  • Sara Grigsby
  • Barbara Gross
  • Barry Grossbach
  • Annabel Grote
  • Richard Groth
  • Sheila Grove
  • Arthur Gruver
  • Michael Gude
  • John Gurda
  • Joseph Hajjar
  • Cathryn Hall
  • Frances Hall
  • Margrit Ursula Helma Hall
  • Raymond Hammel
  • Carme Hammersmith
  • Nancy Hammond
  • Marcia Hanamura
  • Russell Hankins
  • Joan E. Hansen
  • Carolyn Hanson
  • Rowena Hardinger
  • Deirdre Hardy
  • John Harlan
  • Lelia Harriman
  • Sherwood Harrington
  • Frances Harris
  • Nancy Harris
  • Judith R. Hart
  • William Hartje
  • Julia Hartman
  • Thomas Hartman
  • Diana Hartwell
  • Joseph Hautman
  • Barbara Hawkins
  • Jim Hedin
  • Louis Hegedus
  • Marilyn Heilman
  • Wesley M. Heilman, III
  • Lawrence Helft
  • Stephen and Elizabeth Herbes
  • Thomas Higley
  • A. Hill
  • Wayne Hillard
  • Patricia Hilpert
  • Bruce Hirsch
  • Martyn Hitchcock
  • Marie Hoffman
  • David Holdredge
  • Doug Holem
  • Jessi Horrnik
  • William Horton
  • Nancy Horvath
  • Jean Houvener
  • Margaret Houy
  • David Howes
  • James Hubbard
  • Michael Hudson
  • Andrea Huebner
  • Linda Huffenberger
  • Franke Huffman
  • Annie Hull
  • David Hull
  • Shirley Hunt
  • Jane Hunter
  • Paula Hunter
  • Marcia Huntley
  • Michael Huntley
  • Toby Hyman
  • Christopher and Christopher Irwin
  • Mary Sue Ittner and Bob Rutemoeller
  • Mary Ivie
  • Julie Jackstadt
  • R. Jacobi
  • Frank Janezich
  • W. Joseph Jarecki
  • Gerry Jennings
  • Nancy Jenny
  • Phillip John
  • Virginia John
  • M. Johnson
  • Charles Johnston
  • Constance Jolly
  • Thomas Jorgensen
  • Patricia Journeay
  • Marianne Kanning
  • Marcie Kaplan
  • Helen Karl Charitable Lead Trust
  • Louis Katz
  • Elizabeth Kaufman
  • Robert Kaylor
  • Wynne Keller
  • Harvey Kelsey
  • Kathy and Earl Kemp
  • Christopher Keys
  • Nancy Kibbey
  • Roger Kiel
  • Jeffrey Kilmer
  • Daniel King
  • Judith Kinsman
  • Eugenia Kirchner
  • Daniel Kirkpatrick
  • Jane Kivlin
  • Janet Klausner-Wise
  • Judith Klein
  • Elmer Klumpp
  • Marjorie Kmetz
  • Suzanne Knecht
  • Chetana Knight
  • Marilyn Knipfer
  • William Knoedler
  • Patricia Kobloth
  • Erwin Koch
  • Paul Koehler
  • Elizabeth Koltun
  • Madelon Kominic
  • Martha Kongshaug
  • Sharon L. Koter
  • Ellen Koutsky
  • Thomas Kraemer
  • John Kramien
  • Ruth Krauss
  • Nancy Krekeler
  • Christine Krol
  • Robert Kruger
  • Kathryn Kucera
  • Roland Kupers
  • Donald Kurtz
  • Donna Kutner
  • Nancy Kvamme
  • John Ladd
  • Martha Lamar
  • Wilson Lamb
  • David and Deborah Lamontagne
  • Elise Landau
  • Chris Lang
  • Donald Lang
  • Janet Larkin
  • Susan LaScala
  • Mary Lasky
  • Pat Lau
  • Juliana Lavitola
  • Karen Leach
  • Elizabeth Leavitt
  • Lynn Lettre
  • Harold Levine
  • Jerome Levine
  • Joan Levitt
  • Elaine Levy
  • John Lewis
  • Marjorie Lewis
  • Raynette Lewis
  • Victor Lewis
  • Judith Lichterman
  • Burt Liebman
  • Bertha Lindau
  • Maureen Linneman
  • Jenny Littlewood
  • Steve Livingston
  • Jeanne Logelin
  • Susan Loos
  • Ken Lore
  • Susan Lowenkron
  • Claire Lupton
  • Paul Lusman
  • Linda Lux
  • Stephen Macy
  • Barbara Mahony
  • Anthony Mahowald
  • James Makley
  • Betsy and Hanson Malpass
  • Donald Maltase
  • Martin Maltz
  • Martha Margowsky
  • Gary Maring
  • Paula Marino
  • Patricia Marks
  • Carol Martel
  • Paul Martin
  • Michael Martinson
  • Charles Massoglia
  • Jeanne Mattole
  • Bruce McBeath
  • Nancy McCarthy
  • Maryann McClain
  • Constance McCluskey
  • Jennifer McLean
  • Karen and William McNulty
  • Kathleen Meagher
  • Mary Means
  • Marcia Medford
  • Mark Medress
  • Carol Meek
  • Darrell Megli
  • Patricia and William Meister
  • Judith Meldahl
  • Edward Menard
  • Kathi Meshishnek
  • Mihaly Mezei
  • Judith Michaelson
  • Donna Middlehurst
  • Leland Midgette
  • Barbara Mikulic
  • Alan Miller
  • Eileen Miller
  • Glenna Miller
  • Lou Ann Miller
  • Nancy Miller
  • Warren E. Miller
  • Wayne Miller
  • Carol Mitchell
  • Ed Mitchell
  • William Mitchell
  • Randolph Monti
  • Thomas Montulli
  • John Moody
  • Deborah Moore
  • Glenn Moore
  • Kenneth Moore
  • Mary Moser
  • Christine Moss
  • Gerald Mowris
  • Jerome Mrokowski
  • Eric Mueller
  • Mike Mullett
  • Dale Munn
  • Glennis Nagel
  • Amy Naimi
  • Natalie Nantau
  • Surya Narayanan
  • Susan Neff
  • Douglas Nelson
  • Norman Neureiter
  • Arthur Newbold
  • James Newlove
  • Judith Nicholson
  • David Nierenberg
  • Dorothy Nolt
  • Helen Norins
  • Joan Nye
  • Noel Ocen-Gorgone
  • Shirley Olde
  • Jeri Olive
  • Donna Onstott
  • John and Sandra O’Rourke
  • Lindalee Oswald
  • Candis Owens
  • Shirley Oyster
  • Ronna Page
  • Ruth Palombo
  • Don Parsons
  • Kay Past
  • M. Patterson
  • Gloria Pattillo
  • Glenda Pawsey
  • Virginia Peagler
  • Helen Pechacek
  • Morton Pellatt
  • Dorothy Pennington
  • Susan Pennington
  • Jon Perica
  • Susan Persson
  • Karen Peterson
  • Wayne Pfeiffer
  • Adrienne Phillips
  • Bob Philp
  • Kathy Piasecki
  • Barbara Pickell
  • Mary C. Ping
  • Barbara Pistoia
  • Floyd and Patricia Platton
  • Patricia Plummer
  • Kay Pollack
  • Keith and Shirley Porter
  • Elizabeth Possidente
  • Gerald Postema and Leslie Winner
  • Jon Powell
  • Judith Powell
  • Patricia Pratchett
  • Joan Prevett
  • Lunsford Richardson Preyer Charitable Lead Trust
  • Norris W. Preyer Charitable Lead Unitrust
  • Paul Price
  • Arthur Provenz
  • Madeleine Provost
  • Zimri Putney
  • Geraldine Quinlan
  • Michael Quint
  • Rama Rajaram
  • Erik Rambusch
  • Richard Ramos
  • Arlene Rampson
  • Anna Ransome
  • Amanda Rathbun
  • Frances Ravicz
  • Thomas Ream
  • John L. and Lenore Q. Reber
  • Richard Reid
  • Ray Reinholtzen
  • Charles Repka
  • Judy Reuben
  • Lee Reynis
  • Barbara Reynolds
  • Nancy Rhinehart
  • Stuart Richel
  • Floyd Roberson
  • Pamela Roberts
  • William Roberts
  • Donald Robins
  • Charlie Roche
  • Caroline Rogers
  • Dan Roller
  • Janet Rose
  • Judith Rose
  • Joan Ross
  • Anne Rossi
  • Barbara Rosston
  • Eileen Rowe
  • Frances Rozner
  • Stephen Rufer
  • J Stuart Russell
  • Barbara Sahagan
  • Doris Sample
  • Fred Sanders
  • Elizabeth Sandoe
  • Hope Sass
  • Kenneth Sauer
  • Henry Sawyer
  • Dominick Scafuto
  • Larry Schafer
  • Peggy Schaffer
  • Phyllis Schick
  • Ann Schindler
  • Peter Schlake
  • Steven Schlam
  • Doris Schneider
  • Karlyn Schoenfeld
  • Sharon Schooley
  • Miriam Schrager
  • Robert Schreiber
  • Deborah Schreier
  • Janice Schroeder
  • Leroy Schroeder
  • Linda Schubert
  • Douglas Schwartz
  • Judith Schwenk
  • Joann Schwentker
  • John Searight
  • Richard Segan
  • Joanne Seltzer
  • Carol Semersky
  • Steve Shaiman
  • Nancy Shelby
  • Allison Sheldon
  • Margaret Shelleda
  • Naomi Sher
  • Eileen Sherlock
  • Caroline Shipley
  • Margaret Shoosmith
  • Christine Shore
  • Linda Showalter
  • Markell Shriver
  • Dorothy Shroyer
  • James Shultz
  • Mark Shumaker
  • Marc and Carolyn Shuman
  • Lynne Silver
  • Ruth Simmons
  • Gary Simpson
  • Lynn Simpson
  • Jim Sinclair
  • John Sini
  • Carol Skelly
  • Jerry Slepack
  • Judith Small
  • Kenneth and Carolyn Smick
  • Annette Smith
  • Courtland Smith
  • Jo Anne Smith
  • Peter and Helen Smith
  • St. John and Kay Smith
  • Tim Smith
  • Thomas Smithwick
  • Amy Snell
  • Elise Snyder
  • Kerala Snyder
  • Kenneth Sogge
  • Oscar Sorlie
  • Susan Soule
  • L and A Spatz
  • Bernice Speiser
  • C. Spelkoman
  • William Stableford
  • James Stanley
  • Sherman M. Starr
  • Louise Steele
  • Alan Stein
  • Lee Stevenson
  • Sam Stewart
  • Andrea Stickney
  • Pamela Still
  • Peg Stock-Penney
  • Robert Stotz
  • Richard Straub
  • Cliff Strickland
  • Patricia Studer
  • Hildegarde Stults
  • Eugene Su
  • Susan Sugar
  • Ira Sully
  • Donald Swaby
  • Carl Swanson
  • John and Janet Swanson
  • Michael Swartout
  • Karen Swartzberg
  • David Sweet
  • Richard Swett
  • Wendi Swidler
  • Joan Szuberla
  • John and Janet Talbot
  • Hitoshi Tanaka
  • John Tangney
  • Alana Tarkington
  • Alison Taylor
  • Gail Taylor
  • John Tellman
  • Lucy Terry
  • Carol Teutsch
  • Irene Thalden
  • Rob Thallon
  • Susan Theiss
  • Gregory Thomas
  • Linda Thomas
  • Carole Thompson
  • Velda Thompson
  • Susan Thomson
  • Mary Thorbeck
  • Amy Thorpe
  • W. E. Tierney
  • William Tietjen
  • Frank and Karen Timmons
  • Betsy Tipps
  • Thomas Tobben
  • Jean Todd
  • Elaine Tohal
  • Rebecca Tracy
  • Richard Trask
  • Patti Traugott
  • Paul Trautman
  • Vicki Trent
  • Thelma Triche
  • Joan Trivett
  • Carolyn Trunca
  • Cheryl Tryon
  • George Tucker
  • Phyllis Turk
  • William Bennett Turner
  • Ellen Urman
  • Thomas Valore
  • Karen Van Buren
  • Robert Vandale
  • Carrie Van Epps
  • Jane Van Sickle
  • William Vasse
  • Ingrid Verhulst
  • Geerat Vermeij
  • Mary Vero
  • Jacqueline Vidrine
  • Maryanne Vigneaux
  • Robert Vogt
  • Gerald Vogus
  • Susan Von Rosenberg
  • Ellen Wachtel
  • Cheri Wade
  • Carole Wagner
  • Gary Wagner
  • James Wagner
  • Phyllis Wahl
  • Janet Wainwright
  • Alan Wald
  • Janet Walde
  • William Walz
  • Gale Wandke
  • Sarah Ward
  • Arthur Wasserstrom
  • Sharon Waterous
  • Joseph Watson, III
  • Robert Wax
  • Anne Weaver
  • Jacqueline and Kirk Weaver
  • Charles Weems
  • Felice Weiner
  • Mary Weisel
  • Phillip Weiss
  • Jan Weissman
  • Alahna Weller
  • Michael Welsh
  • Ruth Westheimer
  • Randolph W. Wetzel and Larissa A. Bowman Charitable Lead Trust
  • Norton Wheeler
  • John Whiteford
  • Richard Wiedmayer
  • Kirby Wilcox
  • Katherine Wilkerson
  • Cheryl Willette
  • John Williams
  • Robert Williams
  • D. Wills
  • Joseph Wilson
  • Laura Wiss
  • Bruce Wolf
  • Jacqueline Wolf
  • William and Elizabeth Wolfe
  • Cynthia Wolloch
  • Bill and Jan Wolvin
  • Betsy Wong
  • M. Wong Gleysteen
  • Steven Woodbury
  • Kathleen Woodruff
  • David Woodsfellow
  • Ellen Wormser
  • Dr. Melvyn Wright
  • Wilbur Wright
  • Sue and Pete Wyckoff
  • Diane Young
  • Michael Young
  • Thomas Young
  • Joan Yuen
  • Dennis Zawol
  • Margaret Zebot
  • Lucy Zeldenrust
  • Neil Zelin
  • Larry Zettwoch
  • 11 Anonymous Donors

Gifts of $100,000 or more

  • Wendy and Jim Abrams
  • Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Ainslie, III
  • The Alexander Foundation
  • Jonathan and Kathleen Altman Foundation
  • Amazon Services, LLC
  • Arcadia, a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin
  • The David R. and Patricia D. Atkinson Foundation
  • G. Leonard Baker, Jr. and Mary Anne Nyburg Baker
  • The Batten Foundation
  • D N Batten Foundation
  • Barr Foundation
  • Karen Basin
  • Anita and Joshua Bekenstein
  • Michael D. Bills
  • Jeff and Tina Bird
  • Bloomberg Philanthropies
  • William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation
  • Breakthrough Energy
  • Bridgemill Foundation
  • Brunckhorst Foundation
  • Builders Initiative
  • The Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment
  • Ronald Campbell, Jr.
  • Catena Foundation
  • The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation
  • Norris Clement and Diane Bessell
  • The Clifford Family Foundation
  • Climate Imperative Foundation
  • ClimateWorks Foundation
  • Corio Foundation
  • Cornerstone Foundation
  • Camille Cox
  • Tench and Simone Coxe
  • Crankstart Foundation
  • Susan Creveling
  • Aart de Geus and Esther John
  • Robin Dennis
  • John and Ann Doerr
  • Fiona and Stan Druckenmiller
  • Earth and Humanity Foundation
  • Educational Foundation of America
  • Energy Foundation
  • Ellen Eppers
  • Erol Foundation
  • D. Wilson and Lili Ervin
  • The Eucalyptus Foundation
  • Fenwick Community Fund
  • The Joseph and Marie Field Family Environmental Foundation
  • Robert T. Foley
  • Fondo Mexicano para la Conservación de la Naturaleza, A.C.
  • Gibson Family Foundation 
  • The Gilder Foundation
  • Gilhuly Family Foundation
  • Family of Sue and Tim Gomes
  • Google.org
  • The Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment
  • Greater Houston Community Foundation 
  • Richard Green
  • Mr. Philip and Ms. Alicia Hammarskjold
  • Hampshire Foundation
  • Hawk Foundation
  • Heising-Simons Action Fund
  • Heising-Simons Family Fund
  • Heising-Simons Foundation
  • The Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation
  • The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
  • High Meadows Foundation
  • Lyda Hill
  • Steven C. Holtzman
  • Horace Jones, Jr.
  • The Joyce Foundation
  • The Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation
  • King Philanthropies
  • Kingfisher Foundation
  • Seth and Beth Klarman
  • Kung Guerra Foundation
  • The LAD Climate Fund
  • Marilea Larm
  • Nancy Lipton
  • John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
  • George and Vesta Maize
  • Susan and Stephen Mandel
  • Mrs. Janet Mason
  • Patrisha Mayer
  • McCall MacBain Foundation
  • The McCance Foundation
  • Elizabeth McCance
  • Henry F. McCance
  • Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation
  • Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
  • Susan L. Morey
  • David Mundstock
  • Kathryn and James Murdoch 
  • The New York Community Trust
  • Lynn and Nick Nicholas
  • Nike Matching Gift Program
  • Oak Foundation
  • Susan and Bill Oberndorf
  • Open Society Foundations
  • Gilman Ordway Charitable Lead Trust
  • Signe Ostby and Scott Cook, Valhalla Foundation
  • Pacific Environmental Coalition
  • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
  • Panaphil Foundation
  • Passport Foundation
  • Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust
  • The Pew Charitable Trusts
  • Judith Powelson
  • Quadrivium Foundation
  • Rauner Family Foundation
  • The Reis Foundation, Inc.
  • Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc.
  • Robertson Foundation
  • The Edward John and Patricia Rosenwald Foundation
  • Paul and Ann Sagan
  • Sall Family Foundation
  • Sand Hill Foundation
  • Schlein Family Foundation
  • Silicon Valley Community Foundation
  • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
  • The Sobecki Family Foundation
  • Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust
  • The Spurlino Foundation
  • Fred and Alice Stanback
  • The Stiefel Behner Charitable Fund
  • Lise Strickler and Mark Gallogly
  • John and Janet Swanson
  • Peter Swift and Diana McCargo
  • Geoff Tennican
  • Flora L. Thornton Foundation
  • Tinker Foundation
  • Troper Wojcicki Foundation
  • The Viola Fund
  • David S. Vogel and Thais Lopez Vogel 
  • VoLo Foundation
  • The Walton Family Foundation
  • Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust
  • Windward Fund
  • Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe
  • World Wildlife Fund
  • Wy’east Foundation
  • Wyncote Foundation NW
  • Yang Yamazaki Donor Advised Fund
  • Yellow Chair Foundation
  • 37 Anonymous Donors

Gifts of $25,000 or more

  • Walter and Alice Abrams Family Fund
  • Gerry and Lizann Anderson
  • Dr. Marcia Ann Angle and Mr. Mark Trustin
  • James Aresty and Sallie Golden
  • BeP EarthWise Foundation, Barbara E. Parish and Gary Roberts
  • Ava Holly Berland
  • Anne and Don Bice Climate Fund
  • Bloomberg L.P.
  • Sarah L. Boles and Family
  • Shelby W. and Carol Bonnie
  • Joseph Bower
  • Branson Family Foundation
  • Brose Hie Hill Foundation
  • Elaine Budin
  • Susan Okie Bush
  • Claire and Daniel Caine
  • Kevin T. Callaghan
  • Barbara Carr
  • Chan Zuckerberg Initiative DAF
  • Barbara Chance
  • The Children’s Trust
  • Cisco Systems Matching Gifts
  • Clean Air Fund
  • John and Ann Collier
  • The Concordia Foundation
  • J-P Conte Family Foundation
  • C. David Cook
  • Michael Corrigan
  • Diana and Steven Crist
  • Crow Hill Foundation
  • Leslie Dach and Mary Dickie
  • Michael and Carol Danaher
  • Dancing Tides Foundation
  • Dennis Deck
  • Ray and Dagmar Dolby Fund
  • Susan Ford Dorsey
  • Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
  • The Eaglemere Foundation
  • Ralph Earle and Jane Mendillo Charitable Gift Fund
  • Walter and Ursula Eberspacher Foundation
  • Elbaz Family Foundation
  • David Eldredge and Joan Reivich
  • Elhapa Foundation, Inc
  • Emmett Foundation
  • Wayne L. Feakes
  • The Betsy and Jesse Fink Family Foundation
  • Caldwell Fisher Family Foundation
  • Jeanne Donovan Fisher
  • Shelley and James Fishkin
  • Linda S. Flower
  • Robert and Michelle Friend
  • Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation
  • Ellen B. Godsall
  • James B. Godshalk, Jr. and Marjorie Lundy
  • Jeffrey Goldman
  • Elaine F. Greene
  • The Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation
  • Robert and Katherine Haas
  • Randall and Mary Hack Foundation
  • Daniel and Caroline Hamlin
  • Ruth and Ben Hammett
  • Kenneth and Kathy Hao
  • The Robert and Shirley Harris Family Foundation
  • Mary Hausler
  • Heartsprung Fund WA
  • Ted and Margie Henning
  • George Hickmet
  • Jan Hirschmann
  • Roni Horn
  • Barbara and Amos Hostetter
  • HRH Foundation
  • Marshall and Yuko Hung Foundation
  • Shirley F. Hunt
  • Jean Immenschuh
  • Carrie and Coddy Johnson
  • Morton and Merle Kane
  • Margo Kaufman
  • Laurie Kayden Foundation
  • Keet Family Fund at Adirondack Foundation
  • Judith Kinsman
  • F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
  • James M. Klosty
  • Lakeside Foundation
  • The Lautenberg Foundation
  • Dave Leibman, in memory of Jack Leibman
  • Sara and Josh Leslie
  • Levine Family Foundation
  • Christine Lieu and Stanley Hu
  • The Longhill Charitable Foundation, Inc.
  • Mary M. Looker
  • Wilbert Lyons
  • Kim Novak Malloy
  • H. R. and Betsy Malpass
  • Mariel Foundation
  • Marshall Reynolds Foundation
  • Martin Foundation
  • Richard and Linda Maxson
  • Mequon Marco and 3 Lakes Charitable Foundation, Inc.
  • Wilhelm Merck and Nonie Brady
  • Mesoamerican Reef Fund
  • Thomas and Barbara Metcalf
  • The Miami Foundation
  • Micah Philanthropies
  • J S & S Michaan Foundation
  • Delton Miles, Jr.
  • Walter Miller
  • Barbara and Paul Moe
  • Theresa Mond
  • Elizabeth Moore
  • Morgan Family Fund
  • Paul E. Murray
  • Peter Neumeier and Gillian Taylor
  • New Venture Fund
  • Noblelight Foundation
  • Oceano Azul Foundation
  • Pat and Patti O’Donnell
  • The Vivian and Paul Olum Charitable Foundation
  • Pace Prints
  • Roy Parks, Jr.
  • Mrs. Maxine Patton
  • PennyMac Financial Services, in memory of Stanford L. Kurland
  • David Peyton
  • Isabel and Scott Phillips
  • Alicia and John Pittard
    Planetary Traditions Fund, a fund of Tides Foundation
  • Anne Powell
  • The Powell Foundation
  • Alice Primm
  • John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund
  • Qatalyst Partners
  • Rakuten Americas
  • Brian and Sherry Ramsay
  • Gary Rappeport
  • Aaron Rashti Family Foundation
  • Lisa Renstrom and Robert M. Perkowitz
  • B.T. Rocca, Jr. Fund
  • Tony and Kyra Rogers Foundation
  • Mrs. Nancy Rosenthal
  • Daniel and Gail Rubinfeld
  • S&P Global Foundation
  • Salomon Family Foundation
  • Schauble Family Foundation
  • Kathrin Scheel-Ungerleider
  • Glen Scheinberg
  • John Schell
  • Eric and Wendy Schmidt Fund for Strategic Innovation by recommendation of the Schmidt Futures Initiative
  • Mr. Yang Dong Shao
  • Elizabeth Shattuck
  • Sheridan Foundation Ltd
  • The Shifting Foundation
  • Matthew Shucker
  • Jeff Shute
  • Elizabeth Skavish and Michael Rubenstein
  • Deanna Skolfield
  • Sobrato Philanthropies
  • Spring Street Climate Fund
  • The Barry S. Sternlicht Foundation
  • Donna Story and Pat Blackis
  • Steven and Alexis Strongin
  • Jason Targoff and Marcella Anderson
  • Bob and Sandra Taylor
  • David and Nancy Thacher
  • Three Graces Foundation, Inc. 
  • Jean Todd
  • Tundra Glacier Fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
  • The Elsie P. van Buren Foundation
  • The Viola Fund
  • Dwight and Consuelo Walker
  • The Wallace Genetic Foundation
  • Water Foundation
  • Alan and Charlotte Waxman
  • Sara E. Werder
  • The Wiancko Charitable Foundation
  • William Marsh Rice University
  • The Winston Foundation
  • Joanne Witty and Eugene J. Keilin
  • Stephen Wolf
  • Linda and Scott Wolpert
  • Bea and David Zack Memorial Fund
  • 12 Anonymous Donors

Gifts of $10,000 or more

  • The Abell Foundation
  • Deborah Ablin
  • Acorn Hill Foundation, in memory of John Culbertson, Jr.
  • Agler-Rice Family Foundation
  • Air Products Matching Gifts
  • Melissa C. Andrea
  • Linda Andrews
  • Harold C. Appleton
  • Ariko Family Foundation
  • Isabel Arnone
  • Kym Aughtry
  • Steven Averbuch and Rachel Rivest
  • Sydney Backstrom
  • Beth and Steve Bangert
  • Linda Barr
  • Fredrick H. Barth Foundation
  • James Bartlett
  • Tom and Johanna Baruch
  • Connie Beardsley
  • William and Debbie Becker
  • Hal and Brooke Beecher
  • Andrew and Audrey Belomyzy Charitable Trust Fund of Gulf Coast Community Foundation
  • Thomas and Jana Bergdall
  • Jill H. Berliner
  • Black Dog Foundation
  • Black Dog Private Foundation
  • Helen Bodian and Roger Alcaly
  • Adean Bridges
  • Eleanor Briggs
  • Mrs. Walter F. Brissenden
  • Jane Brock-Wilson in honor of Carl Ferenbach
  • Max and Madaline Broude Charitable Foundation
  • Joel Brown and Deborah Heid
  • Louis Brown
  • Malcolm and Patricia Brown
  • Suzanne Bryant and Sarah Goodfriend
  • Rev. and Mrs. C. Frederick Buechner
  • Otis Burger
  • Ann and Larry Burns
  • Sarah Cahill
  • Thomas and Patricia Canfield
  • Scott and Amy Canute
  • Mrs. Dorothea Cappadona
  • The Cappetta Family Foundation
  • Stanley and Susan Casto
  • Barbara Cavalieri
  • The Cedar Tree Foundation
  • Cell Signaling Technology, Inc.
  • Rob and Marcia Chaffee
  • Cathy Chandhok
  • Brad and Sara Chandler
  • Stephen Charles
  • Joshua Cheng
  • Cherokee
  • Darlene Chirman
  • Louise Chow and Thomas Broker
  • Scott Christensen
  • James and Brigid Christenson
  • William Claiborn and Berta Finkelstein
  • Susan Everdell Clippinger and Ross Everdell
  • William Coder
  • George Cogan and Fannie Allen
  • Jacqueline Cogswell
  • Casey and Ellen Cogut
  • Charles Cohen and Rebecca Binder
  • Patricia Colburn
  • Colwell Family Charitable Giving Fund
  • Marlies Comjean
  • Brian and Lucy Conboy
  • Janet M. Conn
  • Beverly Conner
  • Mr. and Mrs. John S. Curry, in honor of Jane Preyer
  • Cuyana
  • Mark Davidow
  • Carolyn and Gordon Davidson
  • Del Mar Global Trust
  • Carrie Denman
  • Roger Dennison
  • Erin Deruggiero
  • Rajnikant and Helen Desai
  • David Deutsch
  • Douglas G. DeVivo
  • Margaret S. Donaldson
  • Joyce C. Doria
  • Alice Dorshow
  • DuBose Family Foundation
  • Ann and David Duey
  • Susan Dunbar
  • Genevieve Duncan
  • Dutchess Land Conservancy
  • Eliza and Timothy Earle
  • Walter and Ursula Eberspacher Foundation
  • George Eberstadt and Cynthia Young
  • The Educational Projects Foundation
  • Michael and Lynn Elliott
  • Elmo Foundation
  • Energy Action Fund
  • Paul Epton
  • R. Bradford and Barbara Evans
  • Robert S. Fabry and Susan M. Taylor
  • Alan D. Feiger
  • Kirsten J. Feldman and Hugh Frater
  • Sam Fentress
  • Claudine and Michael Ferrante
  • Daniel and Aimee Feuser
  • Suzanne Fleming
  • Gary Flum
  • Norman Fogle
  • John and Laura Foster
  • Steven Franklin
  • Susan Friedlander, in memory of James M. Friedlander
  • Diane Froot
  • Dan and Mareth Fulton
  • E. Marianne Gabel
  • Edward and Elizabeth Gardner Foundation
  • Geoffrey C. Garth
  • Margaret Garvey
  • Alan and Virginia George
  • Frances Ginsberg
  • Russell and Robin Glass
  • William and Linda Goldman
  • Abraham and Mildred Goldstein Charitable Trust
  • Philip Gordon
  • GoTo
  • Graber Family Foundation
  • Rita and Leo Greenland Family Foundation
  • Nicholas and Marjorie Greville
  • Brigit and Mike Grimm
  • John A. Grove
  • Growing Tree Foundation
  • Barbara B. Gruver
  • Rainer Gustin
  • Haberman Family Foundation
  • Deborah Halliday
  • Halperin Family Foundation
  • John and Carol Hamilton
  • Douglas Hammer and Patricia Durham
  • Nancy C. Hammond
  • Joseph and Sally Handleman Foundation Trust A
  • Joan Hansen
  • Beverly Hargraves
  • Jane and Van Harissis
  • Sean Harrington
  • Marjorie and Gurnee Hart
  • Carol and Robert Hausman
  • Dr. Kathryn S. Heath and Mr. Henry Thomas Webb, III
  • Bill and Barbara Heil
  • Wesley Heilman, III
  • Henderson Foundation
  • Charlotte Herzfeld
  • Virginia Hieber
  • The Higgins Family Foundation
  • Alice Hill
  • Ellen and Stephen Hill
  • Louise Hoehl
  • Katerina Hollblad-Fadiman and Jeffrey Fadiman
  • John and Mildred Holmes Family Foundation
  • Alison Holtzschue and Douglas Schloss
  • Kim Hombs
  • John M. Horner
  • Lola Lloyd Horwitz
  • Donna Howard
  • Lynn Huber
  • John Huddleston and Suzanne Potente
  • Linda Hugues
  • Hutton Family Foundation
  • Michael and Susan Jamesson
  • Betsy Janeway
  • Jeniam Foundation
  • The Jockey Hollow Foundation Inc.
  • Neele and Jocelyn Johnston
  • Terry Karl
  • Lisa Katter-Jackson
  • KCVB, LLC
  • Edward Keiderling
  • The Kellermann Family, in memory of Clarence “Kell” Kellermann
  • Jill Keough
  • John and Susan Kerr
  • Robert King
  • Tom and Kate Klein
  • Marjorie Kmetz
  • James and Peggy Knapp
  • Mark Kockerbeck
  • The Kroon Foundation
  • Dr. and Mrs. Jan Krupp
  • Gregory M. Kunert and Carol A. Watson
  • David Lake
  • Joan F. Lane
  • Murray and Deborah Lapides
  • C.B. Laub Family Foundation
  • Baye and Michael Larsen
  • Jeffrey Lebesch
  • Dr. Pauline Lee
  • Randy and Mari Lee
  • Leestma Family Foundation
  • William Lenarz
  • Phoebe R. and John D. Lewis Foundation
  • Blair and Brian Lichter Charitable Fund
  • Judith Lichterman
  • Roger and Florence Liddell
  • Lipman Family Foundation
  • Kevin M. Litwack
  • LogMeIn Charitable Fund
  • Frederick J. and Marcy Trent Long
  • The Looker Foundation
  • Dale and Frank Loy
  • The Lubert Family Foundation
  • Richard D. Lynton
  • The M.L.E. Foundation
  • Ouida MacGregor and Thomas Allen
  • Scott and Carla MacLeod
  • Nancy Maizels and Alan Weiner
  • Myra Malkin
  • Donald Maltase
  • Ann S. Mandel
  • Mann-Paller Foundation
  • David and Deborah Marcus
  • Jack Margolis
  • Paul Martin
  • Jeanne Mattole
  • Anjali Maus
  • Howell and Sharon Maxwell-Ferguson
  • David McCarty
  • Gwendolyn McCullen
  • Jeanette McDonald
  • Robert W. McDonnell
  • Melling Family Foundation (Utah)
  • Jerry Meyer and Nina Zingale
  • Christopher Miller and Catherine McNamee
  • Robert Moffat
  • Montsweag Foundation
  • Sandra J. Moss
  • David and Alice Mount
  • Margaret T. Munch
  • Kathleen Neary
  • New World Foundation
  • Ruprecht and Elizabeth Nitschke
  • Jenny Noble-Wootton
  • Kristen Nordenholz and Andrew Martin
  • Olson Family Foundation
  • Shirley Otto
  • Overhills Foundation
  • Daniel and Amy Palladino
  • The Partnership Foundation
  • Patagonia.com
  • Dorothy Pennington
  • Phoebe Peterson
  • Matt Pharr and Deidre Stack
  • Sharon Piekarski
  • Wendy Pirsig
  • Planet Home Charitable Foundation
  • Alkes and Megan Price
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers Matching Gifts
  • Martin R. Prince
  • Ms. Claire B. M. Proffitt
  • J. Crayton Pruitt Foundation
  • The Racoosin Family Foundation
  • Travis Ragsdale
  • Bob and Amy Rands
  • Nancy J. Reed
  • Barbara S. Reese
  • Remmer Family Foundation
  • David and Pamela Richardson Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
  • Stuart Richel
  • The Migsie and Gar Richlin Foundation
  • Paul and Carolyn Rizza
  • Sheila Rizzo
  • Bruce and Lori Laitman Rosenblum Family Fund
  • Molly O. Ross
  • Jack and Lynne Rosser
  • Kevin and Christine Ruddy
  • John and Deanna Sammon
  • Sand County Charitable Trust
  • Christie Sanders
  • Gerald Sanders
  • Lily A. Sayre
  • Ed and Mary Schreck Foundation
  • Bryan and Eva Schreier
  • Jocelyn and Peter Schultz
  • Seedworks Fund
  • Joan Seiger
  • Mary and Charles Sethness Charitable Foundation
  • Morris Shafter
  • Susan H. Shane
  • Bryan and Shrroll Sheffield
  • Peter and Bonnie Sherwood
  • Shield-Ayres Foundation
  • Carolyn Shine
  • Ms. Sandra J. Shorenstein and Mr. Gregory J. Kuhn
  • Will Silva
  • Smith Family Legacy Foundation
  • Bill D. Smith
  • Ronald F. Smith
  • Sociable Weaver Foundation
  • Solberg MFG
  • Dr. Barbara Sollner-Webb and Mr. Denis Webb
  • Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits
  • Jim F. Spevak
  • Matt and Marnie Spiegel
  • Maria and Gerald Sprague
  • Starlit Way Limited
  • Elizabeth Steele
  • Katherine Stookey
  • James V. Storelli
  • The Stuart Family Foundation
  • Marian Stuart
  • Susan Sugar
  • Sullivan Family Foundation
  • Cheryl and Adam Sweeney
  • David and Robin Sweet
  • Joyce and Steven Tadler
  • Tricia Takacs and Ron George
  • The Tang Fund
  • The Margaret and Jack Tarver Foundation
  • Larry Taylor
  • Samuel Test
  • Carol Teutsch
  • Ms. Celia B. Thompson-Taupin
  • Truvvo Wealth Management in honor of Jeanne Donovan Fisher
  • Eileen Tunick
  • William and Micki Turner
  • Alex and Nell Twining
  • Uberoi Foundation
  • Sarah and Jim Umberger
  • Richard D. Urell
  • Daniel and Dianne Vapnek
  • VBS Foundation
  • M and R Vest Foundation
  • Margaret Vicente
  • Janet Walde
  • Margaret B. Watkins
  • Weatherspoon Charitable Foundation
  • Charles and Sarah Lee Weems
  • Christopher and Patricia Weil
  • Barbara Weiner
  • The Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation
  • Mrs. Margaret Weinstock
  • Cora Weissbourd and Asher Anolic
  • Peter and Linda Werner
  • The Milton and Beatrice Wind Foundation
  • Gail Wingate
  • Pat Wolff
  • John Anthony Wright and Ada Frasca-Ponce
  • Alan and Irene Wurtzel
  • Zemurray Foundation
  • 8 Anonymous Donors
  • An Anonymous Donor Advisor

Gifts of $5,000 or more

  • The Carol J. Adragna Family Foundation
  • AeLK Foundation
  • Patricia Ahlbrandt
  • Evelyne Aikman and Adam Forste
  • Ulla Albridge
  • Ann Allen
  • Shunya and Keith Anding
  • Lester S. Andrews
  • Dominic Antonacci
  • Kristin Anundsen
  • Gustaf Applequist
  • Arbor Rouge Foundation
  • Joanna Arch and David Andorsky
  • ARIA Foundation
  • James Armstrong
  • Michael Armstrong
  • Torrey and Thomas Asp
  • Gary L. Aten
  • Luz Aveleyra
  • Richard and Patricia Avery
  • Averill Babson and Gregory Sohns
  • Bacgraz Medical Consulting, Inc.
  • David Bacher
  • Tobias Bajwa
  • John Bakalar in honor of Regina and Luke Bakalar
  • Benjamin M. Baker
  • Diana and Joffre Baker
  • Dale L. Ball
  • Marina and Marina Barber
  • George Barker
  • Diane Bastan
  • Frank Bastian
  • Eliot Bean and Edna Teller
  • The Bear Gulch Foundation
  • The Beattie Foundation
  • Constance Beaty
  • Ms. Mary A. Bell
  • The Emily Benatar Foundation
  • Wendy W. Benchley
  • Mike Bentley
  • Ruth Benton
  • Paul Berg
  • Laurence Berking
  • Bernheim Foundation, Inc.
  • Beyond
  • Mary Bielefeld
  • Katherine Bishop
  • Susan and Thomas Blandy
  • Blue States PAC
  • Kenneth Blume, III
  • Peter Boerma
  • William and Posey Boicourt
  • Jean Shinoda Bolen, in memory of Andre Joseph Bolen
  • Pamela Boll
  • Trevor Bond
  • Colleen M. Bondy
  • Nicholas Borgers
  • Larissa Bowman and Randy Wetzel
  • H. K. Bradford Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation
  • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brandes
  • Shirley Brandman and Howard Shapiro
  • Alan and Madeline Brattesani
  • Barbara Broderick
  • Mark and Judith Brodsky
  • Carolyn Brody
  • Gloria Brooke
  • Franta Broulik
  • Julia Brown
  • Paola Buendia
  • Elaine Burke
  • Burtness Prak Family Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
  • Nancy Butte and Bruce R. Sidner
  • John Buttrick
  • Jeffrey Byam
  • Stephen Cahnmann
  • Sterling Callier
  • Cristina Campbell and Timothy DeWolf
  • Kenneth Caneva
  • Daniel and Terri Caplan
  • Carlson Pohl Family Trust
  • John and Nancy Cassidy
  • Barbara F. Cates and Matthew D. Stremba
  • Carol Cavanaugh
  • Ceres Charitable Foundation
  • Barbara Chu
  • Gina Cirone and William Petersen
  • Kelly and Jane Clark
  • Clermont Foundation
  • Arielle Cohen and Yugo Nakai
  • Nancy Cohn
  • Kathleen Cole
  • Gayle Countryman-Mills and James Mills
  • Beverly Craig
  • Andrew Cruse and Dorothee Imbert
  • David Cullenbergs
  • Peter and Jessica Curran
  • Phyllis Currans
  • Roberta Darby Curtis
  • Robert and Leslie Cutler
  • John and Janet Damaske
  • Mrs. Marilyn Daniel
  • Barbara O. David
  • Ellen Davin
  • Marty Davis
  • Bradley Dejean
  • Louis Desorbo
  • Barbara Diamant
  • Diamond Family Foundation
  • Laura Dillaway
  • Alice DiNisco
  • The Edward and Rose Donnell Foundation
  • Minna Doskow
  • Susan D’On Voelzke
  • Elmer J. Dreher
  • Ellen Dreiling
  • Mrs. Nancy Drew-Picard
  • Dylan Drop
  • Deena L. Dubin
  • Patricia Dugan
  • Karoline Dunne
  • Joseph Dupras
  • The Durfee Family Foundation
  • Cornelia Duryée
  • Stephen and Ingrid Dyott
  • John and Sybil Eakin
  • James and Nancy Eastman
  • Helen Easton
  • Echo Fund
  • Michael Eckenwiler
  • Robert Eleveld
  • Martin Elias
  • Linda and Jerome Elkind
  • Mark Erickson and Deborah Bock
  • The Eubanks Memorial Trust
  • Steve Euller and Nancy Roehr
  • Richard & Rebecca Evans Foundation
  • Lorna Everson
  • Eric Fahs
  • James and Betsy Ferguson
  • Wayne Ferris
  • Final Pixel LLC, in honor of our incredible clients and colleagues
  • Dustin Fink
  • Nicola Finney
  • Fish & Richardson P.C.
  • Cynthia Flaherty
  • John and Marie Foley
  • Beverly and John Folz
  • Gregory Foote
  • The Ford Foundation
  • Mary Jane Ford
  • Molly and Scott Forstall
  • Robert and Joyce Foster
  • Foundation Vernhes
  • The Henry J. Fox Trust
  • Will and Pauline Fox
  • Marisa Frackman
  • Franklin Philanthropic Foundation, in memory of Philip Goodman
  • Zoe Friedberg
  • Edward and Ruth Friedman
  • Justine E. Frischmann
  • Sam and Nicole Galambos
  • Marion and Gerald Galison
  • Katharyn Garcia
  • Suzanne Gardon
  • Wanda Garland
  • Barak Gaster
  • John Gebhards
  • Marty Geier
  • Scott and Jessica Gerber
  • The Gesher Family Foundation
  • Anne Gilhuly
  • John Gintell
  • Kevin Gleaves
  • Arthur Glick
  • Bonnie Glisson and Robert Warner
  • Noah Goldberg
  • Ronald Golden
  • Good Hand Foundation Corp.
  • Good Works Foundation
  • Chris Goodwin
  • Leora Goren and Eric Shapiro
  • Gorlitz Foundation LTD
  • Margaret Graff and Richard Higgins
  • Randal Graham
  • Victoria and James Granade
  • Nancy T. Gray
  • Diana Green
  • Philip and Susan Greenberg
  • The Stewart and Constance Greenfield Foundation
  • Andre Gregory
  • Joyce Green Family Foundation, in memory of Joyce and Roger Green
  • Anthony Gringeri
  • Pamela Grossman
  • Cornelius Grove
  • Alan Grumet and Sonia Lee
  • Gay Gullickson
  • Addie Guttag
  • Katherine and Jeff Haas
  • Michelle Halbur
  • Richard and Lonna Harkrader
  • William C. and Jeanne M. Hartranft Fund
  • Martin F. Hatch
  • Mrs. Jane Heintzelman
  • William and Annie Henzel
  • Theresa Herman
  • Connie Hershey
  • Craig Hickman
  • Sharon Hines
  • Clare Hirn
  • Kristin and Scott Hirsch
  • Jeffery Hittman
  • Robert L. Hoguet, III
  • Marilyn Hohbach
  • Elizabeth W. Holden
  • Holding Hands for the Earth Foundation
  • Olivia Holding
  • Mary Holstein
  • Douglas Hunt
  • Douglas Ihde and Melissa Mills
  • Mary Iles
  • Gray Jacklin
  • Sulara James
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  • Rosemary Jones
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  • Chris Mullin
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  • John Rounds
  • Christina Royce
  • RZ Foundation
  • A & J Saks Foundation
  • Valerie Salwen and Stephen Rogowsky
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  • Frank Sandy
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  • Thomas Schnitzer
  • Michael Schubmehl
  • Sara Lee Schupf
  • Linda Schwartz and Mike Larson
  • Susan H. Schwartz
  • Louise and Caleb Scott
  • George and Carole Seger
  • Ellen Seh
  • Stephanie Sellars
  • Seltzer Family Foundation
  • Kay Serrurier
  • Jared Shapiro
  • Todd and Kathleen Shapley-Quinn
  • Gloria Shay
  • Jane and John Siegel
  • Paul and Sheri Siegel
  • Melvyn Simburg
  • David J. Skar
  • Nancy Slenger
  • Nancy Smith
  • Stephanie Smith
  • John Sobolewski
  • Edwin S. Soforenko Foundation
  • Carol Soha
  • Solares Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
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  • Philip and Amy Speare
  • Robert and Leslie Speidel
  • Gregg Spieler
  • Dale and Valerie Stahl
  • Stegman Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation
  • Robin Steinwand
  • Gretchen Stengel
  • Nicholas Stephens
  • Lynn Stern and Jeremy Lang Family Foundation, Inc.
  • Judith Stewart
  • Mary Stinski
  • Charles Stirrat
  • Barbara Sturges
  • Lawrence Susnow
  • Paula Sutor
  • The Suwinski Family Foundation
  • Jeff Swartz
  • Barbara Sweet
  • Stephen P. Synnott
  • Marilynn Szydlowski
  • Victoria Tabor
  • Mark and Amy Tercek Foundation
  • David and Eudora Tharp
  • William and Joyce Thibodeaux
  • Evan Thompson
  • Bruce and Penny Thron-Weber
  • Enos and Muriel Throop
  • Rodham Tulloss
  • The Tzedek Fund
  • David and Celeste Ulmer
  • United Way of Larimer County
  • Uppercut Edit
  • Robert and Paula Van Akkeren
  • Theo and Pia Van De Damme
  • Raymond Van De Riet
  • Lenita and Henk van der Werff
  • Emily and Mary Van Evera
  • Owen Van Kirk
  • Linda Van Pelt and Greg Holman
  • Verlan Van Rheenen
  • Diane Vande Bosche
  • Mrs. Janett VanderMaas
  • Peter Vanderwilden
  • David Vandeventer
  • Varagon Capital Partners
  • Martha L. Vaughan
  • Deborah Venator
  • Carole D. Wagner
  • Ms. Carey Wall
  • Loretta Wanman
  • William and Sharran Warren
  • Suzanne Washburn
  • Sharon Waterous
  • Jacqueline and Kirk Weaver
  • Thomas Weber
  • Ryan Weigold
  • Mary Weisel
  • Stephen A. Weiss, Jr.
  • Paul J. Weissman
  • Frederick Weitz
  • William Wells
  • Ann and Carden Welsh
  • Robin Wendler
  • Joshua Wesneski
  • The David F. and Sara K. Weston Fund, in memory of Alice Weston
  • Kevin Whaley
  • Whispering Bells Foundation
  • Robert and Tona White
  • John Whiteford
  • James Whitlock
  • Jeffrey Wihtol
  • Kirby and Amy Wilcox
  • Kenneth and Lois Wildrick
  • Arianna Willett
  • Williams Family Charitable Foundation
  • Leslie K. Williams and James A. Attwood, Jr. 
  • Marsha Williams
  • Virginia Williams
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  • Tracy Wilson
  • Kay Winter
  • Terry Wizig
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  • Kalina Wong
  • Marie and Kenneth Wong
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  • Antoinette Wujek
  • George M. Wyman
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  • Miriam and Robert Zadek, in honor of Sue Mandel
  • The Zephyr Fund
  • James Zetzel and Katharina Volk
  • John Ziegler
  • Rudolf Ziesenhenne
  • Vera Zimmerman
  • William Zimmermann, Jr.
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