May 5, 2009 Green Choice Awards Publishes First-Ever List of Best Environmental Nonprofits Facebook Facebook Twitter Twitter LinkedIn LinkedIn GreatNonprofits<%2Fa>’%202009%20Green%20Choice%20Awards. %20The%20contest,%20held%20during%20Earth%20Month%20in%20April,%20asked%20people%20to%20submit%20reviews%20and%20ratings%20about%20environmental%20nonprofits. %20The%20results%20provide%20surprising%20insights%20into%20the%20kinds%20of%20organizations%20that%20are%20considered%20effective%20by%20volunteers,%20donors%20and%20stakeholders.%0D%0A%0D%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.nonprofitpro.com%2Farticle%2Fgreen-choice-awards-publishes-first-ever-list-best-environmental-nonprofits-406639%2F" target="_blank" class="email" data-post-id="7088" type="icon_link"> Email Email 0 Comments Comments “HVNPG has made Hayes Valley a wonderful place to live. Their work with the peace wall and the gardens has improved the quality of life for our community, has given us a feeling of pride in our neighborhood and brought us closer together.” Honorable mention: Back to Natives Restoration, Bethesda Green « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 AllNext » 0 Comments View Comments Companies:Center for Biological DiversityChewonki FoundationFoundation for Sustainable DevelopmentGlobal LinksGreatNonprofitsHayes Valley Neighborhood Parks GroupPLACESierra ClubSlide RanchSolar Electric Light Fund People:Barbara WengerCharles HigginsPerla NiThomas Friedman Related Content Why Your Fundraising Software Isn’t Working Blackbaud Announces Product Updates Bonfire, Change Partner for Compliant Fundraising How to Prepare for Federal Investigations Transparency: Making Your Nonprofit Accessible Report Highlights Compensation at Nonprofits Comments
Green Choice Awards Publishes First-Ever List of Best Environmental Nonprofits
“HVNPG has made Hayes Valley a wonderful place to live. Their work with the peace wall and the gardens has improved the quality of life for our community, has given us a feeling of pride in our neighborhood and brought us closer together.”
Honorable mention: Back to Natives Restoration, Bethesda Green