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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

“Protecting the environment and conserving the natural resources of our planet is the most urgent and far-reaching challenge for humanity. The climate crisis is the biggest problem facing the next generation, we have the moral and historic responsibility to act now."

– Gabriela Smith, Founder and Executive Chair

Watch this video to learn more about

the launch of our Environmental Sustainability program area!

Working with community partners to support Environmental Sustainability in the Greater Washington region.

For Earth and for Us.

 

Environmental Sustainability is based on the belief that everything we need for our survival is dependent on the natural environment and that our health and well-being are directly tied to the health of our planet.

 

At Crimsonbridge, we believe that by working towards sustainability, we can create and maintain an environment in which humans and nature exist in harmony.

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Think globally. Act locally. 

 

In 2023, Crimsonbridge awarded its first environmental sustainability grants to nonprofit organizations working in the Greater Washington region. It is the region we call home, where we live, work, raise our children, and enjoy the outdoors. Our journey to protect the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the trees that shade us, begins here.

 

We're partnering with local nonprofit organizations addressing environmental sustainability by connecting children, youth, and adults to nature through environmental programming and education to increase participation in environmental matters,  protect natural resources, reduce factors contributing to climate change, and support a growing community of skilled and informed neighbors. Join us as we take action to conserve, protect and enhance our region's natural environment for generations to come.

Get involved! Learn more about volunteer opportunities and the work of our Environmental Sustainability community partners!

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