Cambridge at Home

Ecologic Development Fund is a non-profit organization based in Cambridge, MA that collaborates with rural and Indigenous communities in Central America and Mexico to promote the conservation and restoration of ecosystems. They believe in empowering local communities to become guardians of their natural resources, working towards a sustainable future. Through capacity building and the promotion of local ownership, Ecologic Development Fund supports community-led initiatives that aim to protect threatened ecosystems and improve local livelihoods. Their work is centered around the belief that those living in and around these ecosystems are best positioned to preserve them for future generations.Generated from the website

Root Cause is a nonprofit consulting firm based in Cambridge, MA, dedicated to fostering effective collaboration among nonprofits and their ecosystems. By providing intentional facilitation and practical partnerships, they aim to enhance organizational capacity and optimize resource use for a greater collective impact. Having collaborated with over 400 organizations, including foundations, public agencies, and nonprofits, Root Cause focuses on improving the lives of communities through skill-building and tailored support. Their approach emphasizes care for individuals involved, ensuring that diverse groups work cohesively towards shared goals. Generated from the website

The Cambridge Sunshine Foundation is dedicated to advocating for the civil rights of Native Americans in Massachusetts and throughout the Western Hemisphere. They are actively pursuing a class action lawsuit to address historical injustices and seek reparations for the Native American community, emphasizing the need for recognition and respect for their cultural heritage. Through their initiatives, the foundation aims to secure land for agricultural and sacred purposes, establish memorials honoring indigenous ancestors, and promote Native American arts programs. They highlight the importance of rectifying past wrongs and fostering a more equitable relationship between Native communities and government entities. Generated from the website