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🌎 April Earth Month Wrap-Up: Make Polluters Pay!
🌎 April Earth Month Wrap-Up: Make Polluters Pay! Here’s a snapshot of what our amazing Make Polluters Pay team has been up to during Earth Month 2025: A powerful show
We are here for justice. The climate crisis magnifies systemic injustices: racial, economic and environmental. We mobilize people as climate activists, building the civic engagement & advocacy that are essential to solve the climate crisis. We organize, demonstrate, lobby, and educate, pushing policymakers to meet the urgency of the climate emergency.
Our mission: build a grassroots climate movement in the Bay Area and beyond to eliminate carbon pollution and achieve a clean energy future with racial, economic, and environmental justice.
To move towards our goals, our work identifies and promotes policies that:
How we do our work:
Press, please contact Laura Neish, 350 Bay Area’s Executive Director by emailing: laura@350bayarea.org.
You are also welcome to call us for interviews at 510-473-5490.
Grantmakers, please send RFPs to Laura Neish, 350 Bay Area’s Executive Director by emailing: laura@350bayarea.org.
You are also welcome to call us at 510-473-5490
See 350 Bay Area’s 990 and Gold Seal of Transparency on Guidestar here.
Our EIN: 47-2407547
Organizational and donation mailing address:
350 Bay Area
PO Box 18762
Oakland, CA 94619
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To book a Climate Speaker or to become a Skilled Climate Speaker, contact:
Jan, the Speakers’ Bureau Coordinator at info@350bayarea.org
🌎 April Earth Month Wrap-Up: Make Polluters Pay! Here’s a snapshot of what our amazing Make Polluters Pay team has been up to during Earth Month 2025: A powerful show
My name is Claire and I joined 350 Bay Area hoping to meet a community of like-minded people interested in fighting climate change and to learn new organizing skills. My
Compelling Case to Provide Livable Indoor Conditions High heat and air pollution harm individual health and increase public health costs. Low-income renters in the Bay Area typically suffer these impacts