Annual Letter from Member Organizations EarthShare NC...
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THEY SAY IF you ever look back it should only be to see how far you have come. With that in mind, as we celebrate a quarter of a century of EarthShare NC’s work to strengthen the conservation movement, let’s briefly look back on how far we’ve come: We celebrate the coalition’s achievements in elevating conservation as an issue of importance to individuals and NC businesses, promoting the work of 43 NC based conservation nonprofits, introducing over 10,000 people to programs to protect our air, land, water and wildlife, and raising more than $9.4 million in employee pledges to support this work. We celebrate the conservation victories made possible due to NC’s strong nonprofit community: creation of the Clean Water Management Trust Fund in 1996 and passage of the groundbreaking Clean Smokestacks bill in 2002, removal of pollution sources from our rivers and beaches, permanent protection of forests, farmland, and natural ar- eas that make NC special, and connecting countless children with the experiences that plant the seeds for the future leaders of the conservation movement. The list goes on. And finally, we celebrate EarthShare NC’s innovation to expand the ways in which we fulfill our mission. From the Corporate Earth Day Events Program to the Green Team Roundtable, we are bringing the business and nonprofit communities together around their shared interest in keeping NC a thriving place to live and work—new connections that lead to deeper engagement in conservation solutions. Now let’s focus on the future. As we begin our next 25 years we are inspired to see NC businesses prioritizing the health of our natural resources. We look forward to building strong new partnerships and programs to continue our mission and strengthen the conservation community. Todd Huston, EarthShare NC Board President Annual Letter from EarthShare NC Board President, Todd Huston Fiscal Year July 2015–June 2016 African Wildlife Foundation American Farmland Trust American Forests American Rivers Arbor Day Foundation Audubon North Carolina Beyond Pesticides Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy Carolina Raptor Center Carolina Tiger Rescue Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation Clean Air Carolina Clean Water Fund Conservation International Conservation Trust for North Carolina Defenders of Wildlife Earth Day Network Earthjustice Environment America Research and Policy Center Environmental and Energy Study Institute Environmental Defense Fund North Carolina Environmental Law Institute Friends of the Earth Friends of State Parks Friends of the Mountains-to- Sea Trail Izaak Walton League of America The Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation Land Trust Alliance LandTrust for Central North Carolina MountainTrue National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Parks Conservation Association Natural Resources Defense Council National Wildlife Federation The Nature Conservancy North Carolina Coastal Federation North Carolina Coastal Land Trust North Carolina Conservation Network North Carolina League of Conservation Voters Foundation North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association North Carolina Wildlife Federation Ocean Conservancy Oceana Peregrine Fund Pesticide Action Network North America Piedmont Land Conservancy Rainforest Alliance Rocky Mountain Institute Scenic America SEEDS Sierra Club Foundation Sound Rivers Southern Alliance for Clean Energy Southern Environmental Law Center Surfrider Foundation Tar River Land Conservancy Triangle Land Conservancy Trout Unlimited, North Carolina State Council The Trust for Public Land Union of Concerned Scientists The Wilderness Society Wildlife Conservation Society Wildlife Habitat Council World Wildlife Fund Todd Huston Member Organizations Annual Report Issue – Winter 2016–2017 Newsletter ESNC PARTNERS, A newsletter for friends of EarthShare North Carolina EarthShare NC’s successes in FY 2015–2016 are due to the people and organizations who gave their time, talents and financial support. Thank you to EarthShare NC Volunteers Elon University Live Oak Communications Agency Freeman & Marcia Beard Gabe Casalett Lee Ellen Goodrich Norm Gustaveson Jesse Hall Jim Hickman Melissa Muir Corporate Earth Day Advisors Marie Baker Anne Claire Ann Camden Nanette Faith Crowley Pat Dunlop Emily Egge Pam Fulk Diana Hackenburg Anna Koltchagova Dayatra (Day) T. Matthews Dan Meyer Megan Miller Neelesh Patel Cynthia Satterfield Laura Webb Smith Leroy Fields Emilie Greene Todd Huston Jarian Kerekes Nicole King Petra Marcus Scott Noel Christopher North Ann T. Parker Karla Rose Ruth Tansill Forum Advisors Candace Taylor Anderson Philip Blumenthal Anne Claire Broughton Mary Clayton Michael Corrigan David Craft Joshua Kolilng-Perrin Kent Price Chris Wagoner Jerry Williams EarthShare North Carolina Board of Directors Anne Claire Broughton Ann Camden David Coats Nanette Faith Crowley Emily Egge David Emmerling Pam Fulk Tim Gestwicki Todd Huston, President Dayatra (Day) T. Matthews Joe Morris Neelesh Patel Jaci Ponzoni Chris Wagner Corporate/Grant Funders The Art of Freeman Beard Belk Blumenthal Foundation The Chartreuse Moose Kroger Marcia Angle & Mark Trustin Fund of Triangle Community Foundation Mary Goddard Pickens Foundation Norcross Wildlife Foundation NC Wildlife Federation Park Foundation Morgan Stanley—Chris Wagner Dr. Charles Van Der Horst and Dr. Laura Svetkey Leadership Gifts Carol & John Addington Will Alley Ann and Lex Alexander Freeman and Marcia Beard Carol Beaver Cindy Brown Jack Blackmer Anne Claire Broughton Charles and Lois Brummitt Lee Bush Ann Camden Sandra Cianciolo David Coats and Nancy Schoellkopf Robert and Pamela Collette Adrienne Cox Faith Crowley Elliot Davis DeCosimo Dan Edwards David Emmerling Thomas Farkas Pam Fulk Tim Gestwicki Julie Gross Nancy Gustaveson Allison Harrison Mary Ann Harrison J. Wade & Ellen Harrison Emily Herbert Bennett Hollenberg Todd Huston Catherine Kronk Peter Krull Scott and Vicki Lawrence Jeff and Barbara Lawyer Mary Ann Lochner Dayatra Matthews Meg and Richard McCann Ruth Miller Joe Morris Melissa Muir and Heather Beard Erin Murphy Marty Nelson and Bill Trost Roy and Ann Neulicht Paula and Dennis Orr William Peck Jaci and Robert Ponzoni Janice Pope Rebecca Powers Kim Reitterer Jessica Robinson Catherine Scott-Wilson Laurie Sebold Andy Smith Allen Spalt Judith Stafford Fred and Alice Stanback Gayle Stone Yvonne and David Straley Mark and Judith Strickland Carolyn Townsend David & Amy Weaver Tracy and Barbara Wilkerson Margaret Wade To celebrate our 25th Anniversary, EarthShare NC created the Opportunity Fund. This pool of capital is dedicated to fueling innovation to energize the engagement of NC businesses in the work of our Member nonprofits. Thank you to the donors who have invested in this fund for a healthier environment now and in the future. Join us! THANKS for your support Rachel Adams Alan Barnhardt Freeman & Marcia Beard Heather Beard Paul Bingle Anne Claire Broughton Mark Carlson Sandra Cianciolo Ann Camden David Coats Drive Innovation for the Next 25 Years, Invest in The Opportunity Fund Bob & Pam Collette Amy Cotter Faith Crowley Kate Dixon Pat Dunlop Emily Egge David Emmerling Sally Fessler Pam Fulk Deb Furry Opportunity Fund Gifts Tim Gestwicki Emilie Greene Allison Harrison Todd Huston Jeff Lawyer Harrison Marks Day Matthews Margaret & Richard McCann Joe Morris Stuart & Lydia Phillips Kent Price Ingrid Pohl Jaci Ponzoni Kim Reitterer Allan & Susan Spalt Beth Gettys Sturkey Mark Strickland
Transcript of Annual Letter from Member Organizations EarthShare NC...
THEY SAY IF you ever look back it should only be to see how far you have come. With that in mind, as we celebrate a quarter of a century of EarthShare NC’s work to strengthen the conservation movement, let’s briefly look back on how far we’ve come:
We celebrate the coalition’s achievements in elevating conservation as an issue of importance to individuals and NC businesses, promoting the work of 43 NC based conservation nonprofits, introducing over 10,000 people to programs to protect our air, land, water and wildlife, and raising more than $9.4 million in employee pledges to support this work.
We celebrate the conservation victories made possible due to NC’s strong nonprofit community: creation of the Clean Water Management Trust Fund in 1996 and passage of the groundbreaking Clean Smokestacks bill in 2002, removal of pollution sources from our rivers and beaches, permanent protection of forests, farmland, and natural ar-eas that make NC special, and connecting countless children with the experiences that plant the seeds for the future leaders of the conservation movement. The list goes on.
And finally, we celebrate EarthShare NC’s innovation to expand the ways in which we fulfill our mission. From the Corporate Earth Day Events Program to the Green Team Roundtable, we are bringing the business and nonprofit communities together around their shared interest in keeping NC a thriving place to live and work—new connections that lead to deeper engagement in conservation solutions.
Now let’s focus on the future. As we begin our next 25 years we are inspired to see NC businesses prioritizing the health of our natural resources. We look forward to building strong new partnerships and programs to continue our mission and strengthen the conservation community.
Todd Huston, EarthShare NC Board President
Annual Letter from EarthShare NC Board President, Todd Huston
Fiscal Year July 2015–June 2016
African Wildlife Foundation American Farmland Trust
American ForestsAmerican Rivers
Arbor Day FoundationAudubon North Carolina
Beyond Pesticides Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation
Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy
Carolina Raptor CenterCarolina Tiger Rescue Catawba Riverkeeper
Foundation Clean Air CarolinaClean Water Fund
Conservation InternationalConservation Trust for
North Carolina Defenders of Wildlife Earth Day Network
EarthjusticeEnvironment America Research
and Policy Center Environmental and Energy
Study InstituteEnvironmental Defense
Fund North CarolinaEnvironmental Law Institute
Friends of the Earth Friends of State Parks
Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail
Izaak Walton League of AmericaThe Jane Goodall Institute for
Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation
Land Trust Alliance LandTrust for Central
North CarolinaMountainTrue
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
National Parks Conservation Association
Natural Resources Defense Council
National Wildlife Federation
The Nature Conservancy
North Carolina Coastal FederationNorth Carolina Coastal Land Trust
North Carolina Conservation Network
North Carolina League of Conservation Voters Foundation
North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association
North Carolina Wildlife FederationOcean Conservancy
Oceana
Peregrine Fund
Pesticide Action Network North America
Piedmont Land Conservancy Rainforest Alliance
Rocky Mountain Institute
Scenic America
SEEDSSierra Club Foundation
Sound RiversSouthern Alliance for
Clean EnergySouthern Environmental
Law CenterSurfrider Foundation
Tar River Land Conservancy Triangle Land Conservancy
Trout Unlimited, North Carolina State Council
The Trust for Public Land
Union of Concerned Scientists
The Wilderness Society
Wildlife Conservation Society
Wildlife Habitat Council
World Wildlife Fund
Todd Huston
Member Organizations
Annual Report Issue – Winter 2016–2017 Newsletter ESNC PARTNERS, A newsletter for friends of EarthShare North Carolina
EarthShare NC’s successes in FY 2015–2016 are due to the people and organizations who gave their time, talents and � nancial support.
Thank you to EarthShare NC Volunteers
Elon University Live Oak Communications AgencyFreeman & Marcia BeardGabe CasalettLee Ellen GoodrichNorm GustavesonJesse HallJim HickmanMelissa Muir
Corporate Earth Day Advisors
Marie BakerAnne ClaireAnn CamdenNanette Faith CrowleyPat DunlopEmily EggePam FulkDiana HackenburgAnna KoltchagovaDayatra (Day) T. MatthewsDan MeyerMegan MillerNeelesh PatelCynthia SatterfieldLaura Webb SmithLeroy FieldsEmilie GreeneTodd HustonJarian KerekesNicole KingPetra MarcusScott NoelChristopher NorthAnn T. ParkerKarla RoseRuth Tansill
Forum Advisors
Candace Taylor AndersonPhilip BlumenthalAnne Claire Broughton
Mary ClaytonMichael CorriganDavid CraftJoshua Kolilng-PerrinKent PriceChris WagonerJerry Williams
EarthShare North Carolina Board of Directors
Anne Claire BroughtonAnn CamdenDavid CoatsNanette Faith CrowleyEmily EggeDavid EmmerlingPam FulkTim GestwickiTodd Huston, PresidentDayatra (Day) T. MatthewsJoe MorrisNeelesh PatelJaci PonzoniChris Wagner
Corporate/Grant Funders
The Art of Freeman BeardBelkBlumenthal FoundationThe Chartreuse MooseKrogerMarcia Angle & Mark Trustin Fund of Triangle Community FoundationMary Goddard Pickens FoundationNorcross Wildlife FoundationNC Wildlife FederationPark FoundationMorgan Stanley—Chris WagnerDr. Charles Van Der Horst and Dr. Laura Svetkey
Leadership Gifts
Carol & John AddingtonWill AlleyAnn and Lex AlexanderFreeman and Marcia BeardCarol BeaverCindy BrownJack BlackmerAnne Claire BroughtonCharles and Lois BrummittLee BushAnn CamdenSandra Cianciolo
David Coats and Nancy SchoellkopfRobert and Pamela ColletteAdrienne CoxFaith CrowleyElliot Davis DeCosimoDan EdwardsDavid EmmerlingThomas FarkasPam FulkTim GestwickiJulie GrossNancy GustavesonAllison HarrisonMary Ann HarrisonJ. Wade & Ellen HarrisonEmily HerbertBennett HollenbergTodd HustonCatherine KronkPeter KrullScott and Vicki LawrenceJeff and Barbara LawyerMary Ann LochnerDayatra MatthewsMeg and Richard McCannRuth MillerJoe MorrisMelissa Muir and Heather BeardErin MurphyMarty Nelson and Bill TrostRoy and Ann NeulichtPaula and Dennis OrrWilliam PeckJaci and Robert PonzoniJanice PopeRebecca PowersKim ReittererJessica RobinsonCatherine Scott-WilsonLaurie Sebold Andy SmithAllen SpaltJudith StaffordFred and Alice StanbackGayle StoneYvonne and David StraleyMark and Judith StricklandCarolyn TownsendDavid & Amy WeaverTracy and Barbara WilkersonMargaret Wade
To celebrate our 25th Anniversary, EarthShare NC created the Opportunity Fund. This pool of capital is dedicated to fueling innovation to energize the engagement of NC businesses in the work of our Member nonprofits. Thank you to the donors who have invested in this fund for a healthier environment now and in the future. Join us!
THANKS for your support
Rachel AdamsAlan Barnhardt Freeman & Marcia BeardHeather BeardPaul BingleAnne Claire BroughtonMark CarlsonSandra CiancioloAnn CamdenDavid Coats
Drive Innovation for the Next 25 Years, Invest in The Opportunity Fund
Bob & Pam ColletteAmy CotterFaith CrowleyKate DixonPat DunlopEmily EggeDavid EmmerlingSally FesslerPam FulkDeb Furry
Opportunity Fund Gifts
Tim GestwickiEmilie GreeneAllison HarrisonTodd HustonJeff LawyerHarrison MarksDay MatthewsMargaret & Richard McCannJoe MorrisStuart & Lydia Phillips
Kent PriceIngrid PohlJaci PonzoniKim ReittererAllan & Susan SpaltBeth Gettys SturkeyMark Strickland
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Anne Claire Broughton, Immediate Past President, Durham
Ann Camden, Raleigh
David Coats, Raleigh
Nanette Faith Crowley, Treasurer, Clayton
Emily Egge, Durham
David Emmerling, Greenville
Pam Fulk, Pittsboro
Tim Gestwicki, Charlotte
Todd Huston, President, Charlotte
Dayatra (Day) T. Matthews, Secretary, Raleigh
Joe Morris, Salisbury
Neelesh Patel, Durham
Jaci Ponzoni, Greensboro
STAFF:
Heather Beard, Executive Director
Brian Nealon, Operations Manager
Hollie E. Woodruff, Outreach & Engagement Director
Graphic Design by ARCHETYPE, Inc.
Member Dues 92783Joining Fees 10000
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REVENUES EXPENSES
■ Campaign Revenues* $340,359■ Member Dues $85,609■ Joining Fees $10,000■ Operating Income $149,163■ Interest $690
Total $585,820*Does not include campaign revenue paid directly to Members
■ Allocations $337,687■ Depreciation $144■ Program Services $166,084■ Administration $44,141■ Fundraising $17,085
Total $565,141
Welcome New Member: Friends of State Parks
We welcomed new Member Organization, Friends of State Parks, to the coalition in 2016. Friends of State Parks adds value to NC Parks by educating, organizing volunteers, and advocating on issues impacting over 225,000 acres in our NC state park system.
EarthShare NC Annual Meeting
Member Organizations, Board, and staff met on May 11th to celebrate accomplishments of the last year and to set a strategic course for the future, expanding the ways in which we partner with businesses to support engagement in conservation, broadening our representation of NC and its diverse populations, and increasing financial support to our Members.
We enthusiastically recognized EarthShare NC Member Representative of the year, Pat Dunlop of Southern Environmental Law Center, for her extraordinary contributions to the coalition.
Highlights from FY 2015–2016
2015–2016 Financial Report
Contributions to EarthShare NC operations are leveraged to
support 70 conservation nonpro� ts and can be made at
www.earthsharenc.org.
New Workplace Partners: Sensus and TIAA joined forces with EarthShare NC to empower employees to support conservation.
Hands on Connections: 350+ employees from 24 companies worked with 15 Member nonprofits through the Earth Day Corporate Challenge and volunteer days to blaze trails, clean rivers, establish a butterfly habitat, build community gardens, and more!
Advancing Corporate Nonprofit Partnerships: 175+ business representa-tives convened with nonprofit leaders through the Corporate Forums and Earth Day Breakfast.
Promoting Sustainability: EarthShare NC launched the Green Team Roundtable to support businesses' efforts to engage employees in sustainable practices.
Building the Movement: Through 60 presentations, employees were introduced to the need and programs to protect our air, land, water, and wildlife.
Financial support: 1,100+ individuals pooled their contributions—which exceeded $381.5K—to fund conservation programs through EarthShare NC.
Brian Nealon, Operations Manager
Originally from New York City, Brian came to NC via Boston. He earned a BA in English at Rutgers University and then opened a rare and used bookstore. He's been involved in entrepreneurial pursuits and operational management ever since. Prior to EarthShare NC, he was the Senior Online Operations Administrator at More Than Words.
Hollie E. Woodruff, Outreach & Engagement Director
Raised in Lubbock, Texas, Hollie moved to Nashville to complete her BBA at Belmont University and her Master of Divinity at Vanderbilt University, where her focus was environmental sustain-ability. She moved to NC in 2007, first to work in higher education and then in development, event planning, and communications for nonprofits.
EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT EARTHSHARE NC
• Using AmazonSmile is a simple way to give to back to EarthShare NC every time you shop at Amazon! We’re listed as Environmental Federation of NC.
• Businesses can also support EarthShare NC through www.onepercentfortheplanet.org.
EarthShare NC Welcomes Two New Board Members
Two New Staff Join EarthShare North Carolina
Neelesh Patel
Neelesh Patel is Vice President at Net Friends, Inc., an IT services based solutions company headquartered in Durham. He has been instrumen-tal in turning a flat organization into a multi-layered one by building and guiding teams to fulfill internal and cli-ent facing needs. Previously, Neelesh founded a software development firm and a consulting firm.
Jaci Ponzoni
Jaci Ponzoni is Senior Vice President, Custom Content, for Pace, a content marketing agency based in Greens-boro. She serves on the agency’s executive committee and leads the relationship for AAA and Choice Hotels, among others. Jaci served as board President of Piedmont Land Conservancy, a regional land trust.
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EarthShare NC Celebrates 25 Years
On October 26, we celebrated and thanked Member nonprofits, leaders, partners, supporters, and friends who have been a part of EarthShare North Carolina's story. The event took place at the American Tobacco Campus in Durham. Highlights of conservation accom-plishments were shared and toasts were made in recog-nition of those who have invested their time, talent, and treasures to advance EarthShare NC's mission.
ABOVE: NetFriends CMO, Matthew Coppedge, pictured with wife, Tracey,
& EarthShare NC Executive Director Heather Beard.
RIGHT: Founding EarthShare NC Board Chair, Lark Hayes, upfront with friends new and old
ready to kick off the next 25 years!
RIGHT: EarthShare NC Operations Manager, Brian Nealon (L) & Board Chair, Todd Huston.
LEFT: North Carolina Newgrass Band, Fireside Collective, performed for guests.
CONTACT EARTHSHARE NC:(919) 687-4840
331 West Main Street, Suite 505P.O. Box 196 Durham, NC 27702
Companies Support Healthy Communities
Corporate Forums in Charlotte, Greensboro INCREASINGLY, business and conservation leaders agree that North Carolina’s economic prosperity and favorable business cli-mate rely on stewardship of natural resources. Corporate Forums provide a platform to discuss how businesses and nonprofits can work together to keep NC a thriving place to live and work.
The 2016 Forums held in Charlotte and Greensboro highlighted the value of business partnerships to conservation solutions and featured Will Teichman, Senior Director of Strategic Operations at Kimco Realty, and Dr. Andrew Brod, Senior Research Fellow with the Bryan School of Business & Economics at UNC-Greensboro.
BUSINESSES are making a positive impact on the health of their communities in partnership with EarthShare NC. They are convening to discuss natural resource health and a thriving economy, empowering employees to invest in conservation nonprofits, and providing education and hands-on volunteering and networking experiences that deepen community connections.
IN APRIL 2016, 275 employees from 30 Charlotte and Triangle businesses took part in the Corporate Earth Day Events Program to demonstrate support for conservation and celebrate Earth Day. Employee teams completed on-the-ground conservation projects from blazing a section of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail to building pollinator gardens. They gathered at the end of the day for a celebration and networking event with other employee teams. Business and nonprofit leaders attended the Earth Day Breakfast to celebrate the positive impact that businesses are making on their communities.
SENSUS and TIAA joined the list of com-panies who are empowering employees to learn about and support conservation at work. EarthShare NC workplace giving and engagement programs connect employees with the conservation goals of the compa-ny, foster team building, and make a direct impact by funding conservation nonprofits.
Congratulations to Sensus for receiving the 2016 Corporate
Partner of the Year Award
“I had a great time cleaning up Little Sugar Creek and fishing out all the junk! We had a local resident come by and thank us.” -Ashley, Wells Fargo
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"The Roundtable meetings provide a great networking
venue for us—contacts to help us navigate best practices and
strategies for success."
-Amy Hockett, National Gypsum Company
SEE HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2016 BELOW
GREEN TEAMS are often the key to engaging employees in the sustainability initiatives and goals of a company. The Roundtable convenes Green Team leaders from Charlotte area companies to share successes and best practices, and collaborate on solutions to common challenges. Contact us to start a Green Team Roundtable in your community.
Green Team Roundtable
RIGHT: Sam Berger and Todd Boyle receiving the award from WRAL’s Elizabeth Gardner.
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Accenture
American Airlines
American Express
Ameriprise Financial
Belk
Blue Cross Blue Shield
BuildSense
Catawba College
Central Piedmont Community College
Craft Insurance Center
EarthShare North Carolina and its Member nonprofits
Ecova
State Employees Combined Campaign:
All NC State government agencies, including all University of North Carolina system campuses
Combined Federal Campaign:All federal agencies and military bases
City of Durham
City of Raleigh
Town of Carrboro
Town of Cary
Town of Chapel Hill
Entercom
FLS Energy
Guilford College
Hewlett Packard
Hospira, Inc.
IBM
James E. MooreInsurance
JP Morgan Chase
Lawyers Mutual NC
Microsoft
Replacements, Ltd.
Rowan Cabarrus Community College
Self Help Credit Union
Sensus
Sepi Engineering & Construction
Sports Endeavors Inc.
Tecan, US
TIAA
Underwriters Laboratories
United Health Group (Optum)
Warren Wilson College
Wyrick Robbins
Durham County
Mecklenburg County
Orange County
Wake County
EarthShare NC Campaign Partners
Buckner Companies
Carolinas HealthCare System
Citrix
Downtown Durham Inc.
Dude Solutions
Duke Energy, Triangle
G&S Business Communications
Great Outdoor Provision Company
Grubb Properties
2016 Corporate Earth Day Events Sponsors
Lawyers Mutual
Mechanics and Farmers
Murphy’s Naturals
Net Friends, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas
Recover
SAS Institute, Inc.
Self Help Credit Union
Sensus
Sci Med Solutions
Sports Endeavors
TheeDesign
TIAA
Triangle Business Journal
Triangle Community Foundation
Wells Fargo, Charlotte
Wyrick Robbins
214 Martin Street
Private and Nonpro� t Campaigns:
Local Government Campaigns:
