Ray C. Anderson Foundation

Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions and Equity grantees presented earlier this week at the Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) Forum in Savannah. Representatives from Georgia Organics , McIntosh SEED, and Berry Family Farms shared their experiences from implementing climate-smart agriculture and solar on South Georgia Farms. Joe Thomas from The Sapelo Foundation moderated the session and represented the funding cohort from two grants which also included funders from Ray C. Anderson Foundation , Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Family Foundation, Kendeda Fund, The R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation, Reilly Family Fund, Tull Charitable Foundation and Atticus Fund.

How can we solve the challenges ahead when feeling disconnected from nature?

Nature has the answers we’re looking for. All we have to do is ask.

The AskNature Podcast from the Biomimicry Institute dives into this question and many more in conversations with powerful voices including Christiana Figueres, Janine Benyus, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and more.

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Are your kiddos bringing home backpacks full of still-new or barely-used school supplies? Do you have a stash of "just-in-case" supplies you no longer need? My Green Earth, Inc. will take them for their "Gently Used School Supply Collection."
ATTN: TEACHERS and BUSINESS OWNERS - You can organize a collection at your school.
Reach out to Bethany Mashini for more information: [email protected]
Main Collection point is The Space Shop Self Storage, 2925 W Frank Gordy Pkwy, Marietta, GA 30066 from May 15 - May 29. Additional collection locations will be announced. https://mygreenearth.org/blog/year-end-school-supply-collections-ccgz9?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_zzjb4nyjt9