Earth Share of California
How can you choose between drinking clean water or breathing clean air, between parks and beaches, between the elephants and the whales, between the eagle and the buffalo? Can you choose? Would there be a right choice?
Earth Share of California is committed to the belief that our environment is precious and worth protecting for our quality of life today and for the health of generations to come. We are a federation of leading environmental organizations, both local and national in scope, working together to raise needed funds through workplace fundraising, and donors like you.
Through Earth Share of California you can choose to give to your favorite environmental organization within our membership, or you can make a donation to Earth Share of California itself. Your one time gift or your on-going gift through payroll deduction donation to Earth Share of California will then be distributed to our member groups and will be used to help preserve and protect our endangered environment.
One Environment. . . . One Simple Way To Care For It
- TreePeople has planted over 1,000 large trees on many school campuses and in neighborhoods throughout the greater Los Angeles. 12,900 seeding trees and acorns were planted in mountains around Los Angeles. 10,000 1st -4th grade students were provided with environmental education materials.
- Los Angeles Conservation Corps’ Building Up LA (BULA) has operated after school programs for LAUSD’s Beyond the Bell branch. BULA is operated on 17 campuses throughout LAUSD. To date – 12,000 middle school students have been provided with homework assistance and academic enrichment activities!
What You Can Do To Help
- Sign up today for payroll deduction or give generously through
your one time gift
- Volunteer your time with a local environmental group
- Get a colleague, friend or co-worker to get involved and
support a group of their choice
For more information please call:
John Dean
Southern California Regional Development Manager
(213) 507-5359
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