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25 Tips for Eating Locally on a Budget

Have Fun - Do Good

On Wednesday, I went to a talk about, "Eating Locally on a Budget," hosted by the Commonwealth Club at the Ferry Building. The panelists were: • Deborah Madison , Author, Local Flavors , Seasonal Fruit Desserts , Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone and many more. beet and the beet greens, chard leaves and stems). Use a slow cooker.

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5 Reasons Your Board Should Switch to Google Drive

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Other stakeholders also want to know what an organization is doing to “go green.” ” Being able to point to using more online documents for board administration is one more item your organization can add to the “green” list. FULL BIO ].

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Ecosia has started ploughing search ads profit into green energy

TechCrunch

To be clear, Ecosia is also continuing to fund tree-planting with search ads profits (an activity it’s best known for) — but the Berlin-based search engine told us it’s now making an “ongoing commitment” to green energy investment as a result of the energy crunch triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. .

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What’s your nonprofit doing to go green?

ASU Lodestar Center

As flag bearers in the march for a greater good, it seems almost requisite that nonprofits should make an effort to go green - insomuch as what’s under our control. Incentivize green behavior at every level of the organization. Not only will it green your nonprofit, it could also help you build morale.

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The most innovative companies in economic development for 2025

Fast Company Tech

Others found ways to expand the opportunities within existing hometown industries: NCBiotech built pathways to bring more local residents into the Research Triangles booming life sciences sector. The citys locally owned Orion Amphitheater , the nexus of the $2.2 The initiative will also benefit local industry by slashing energy costs.

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Scott Resumes Giving Away Millions In Large Chunks

The NonProfit Times

MacKenzie Scott, who in the past few years has given away more than $17 billion, has provided $65 million to the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) in New York City. It will advance LISC’s plans to connect underserved communities to the emerging green economy. She is back at it. The LISC gift was not a solo.

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The most innovative architecture companies for 2025

Fast Company Tech

to create an active paseo, which hosts local farmers markets and other gatherings. A key element of the design is its green paseo, located on a former adjacent roadway, which hosts a weekly farmers market. The projects ground floor retail, reserved for local businesses, is designed to further activate the area.