Support the ACC mission
Donations can support ACC Inc., our nonprofit currently in formation, as it builds climate education, practical tools, community resources, and public outreach.
Donations & trusted charities
ACC is building a simple donation path that points support toward credible environmental charities while keeping operating costs intentionally small.
How donations work
ACC is being built as a nonprofit home for climate education, practical action, community tools, and support for credible environmental work.
Donations can support ACC Inc., our nonprofit currently in formation, as it builds climate education, practical tools, community resources, and public outreach.
You can also choose one or more highlighted outside organizations, projects, or let ACC select an outside group based on the current need and available information.
ACC is committed to using support carefully, documenting expenses, and making available records easy to request as the organization grows.
Donation preference
Select where you would like your support directed. ACC support helps fund the project itself; outside charity and project selections help guide funds ACC sends out when possible.
Credible charity research
Browse organizations ACC highlights and visit each one directly to learn more about its mission, current work, and public information.
Julian Brown’s Plastolene work explores ways to convert hard-to-recycle plastic into usable fuel. NatureJAB identifies JAB Innovations as the nonprofit engine behind the work; ACC should verify current donation details before directing support.
Visit NatureJAB →Project reference image and link included for informational purposes. Official source.Works on major environmental challenges through science, economics, policy, and partnerships.
Visit organization →Image: © 2026 Environmental Defense Fund. Original source.Supports climate solutions, conservation, movement building, and charitable environmental programs.
Visit organization →Official Sierra Club Foundation branding. Original source.Works to protect people, wildlife, and the natural systems that support life.
Visit organization →Photo: Tom Brewster Photography via Bureau of Land Management, CC BY 2.0. NRDC source.A global environmental nonprofit focused on conservation, biodiversity, land, water, and climate resilience.
Visit organization →Photo: Adam Vradenburg / Unsplash. TNC source.Uses independent science and analysis to address climate, energy, transportation, and public-health issues.
Visit organization →Official Union of Concerned Scientists branding. Logo source.Promotes practical policy and action to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and strengthen resilience.
Visit organization →Official C2ES branding. Logo source.A WWF resource highlighting river protection, sustainable water use, and the Mitras “friends of the Ganges” initiative.
Visit resource →Photo: © WWF-India. WWF source.Advocates for industrial hemp as a climate-resilient material and sustainability resource.
Visit organization →Photo: Lloyd Belcher. Official source.Supports Indigenous peoples and local communities working to protect rainforest and fight the climate crisis.
Visit organization →Image: Cool Earth official website. Original source.A global, people-led climate movement working to end fossil fuels and expand clean, safe, and affordable energy for all.
Visit organization →Official 350.org branding. Logo source.Uses the power of law and partnership to protect people’s health, preserve wild places and wildlife, advance clean energy, and combat climate change.
Visit organization →Photo: Bob Wick / BLM. Earthjustice media kit.Funds and amplifies frontline climate-justice solutions, including community-led clean-energy and resilience projects.
Visit organization →Photo: The Years Project. Official source.A global network of independent campaigning organizations that uses peaceful protest and creative confrontation to expose environmental problems and promote solutions.
Visit organization →Photo: © Bente Stachowske / Greenpeace. Official source.Works with farmers, forest communities, businesses, and local partners to protect forests, strengthen livelihoods, and advance more sustainable agriculture.
Visit organization →Photo: Nu Image Communications. Rainforest Alliance source.