Data Input - International Outreach of Prospective Partner Nonprofit Organizations: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yIjLpyfYsvDJ_Q5z6FoaKOBGiJfdfhvJZ6WvckQQKAA/edit
Data Output - ArcMap Layers: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1jSZ2ax30rPTkYat9SbLr-RdCf1HUDq6H
Example:
Positive Earth Network is intended to operate as a 501-c3 nonprofit charity that will accept flat donations, donations in exchange for sustainably sourced brand merchandise, and donation subscriptions in exchange for exclusive educational content reporting on how our donations are being used to contribute to conservation, sustainable community development, public health, and public safety. Other than administration costs, a portion of donations will go towards grants awarded to groups on the network, while the rest will go towards a carefully selected list of nonprofit organizations we wish to partner with.
We believe nonprofits like these have incredible potential for helping others thrive and live in balance with nature.
We carefully selected our list of nonprofits based on the following criteria. They each have an international outreach. They each have proficient or advanced ratings by organizations that rate charities. They are each secular - we believe this reduces the risk to potentially marginalize or ostracize any demographic from who may otherwise wish to consider our organization as a way to contribute towards conservation, sustainable community development, public health, and public safety. We are also open to community feedback regarding the nonprofits we have selected as well as potentially considering other nonprofit organizations into our list.
Nonprofits by Categories, and Their Specific Contributions to Sustainability:
Relief From Natural Disasters, Public Health Emergencies, Humanitarian Crises:
provides personnel
trains personnel
medical supplies
non medical supplies
(Direct Relief, Doctor’s Without Borders, International Federation Red Cross Red Crescent, International Committee Red Cross Red Crescent, International Medical Corps, International Rescue Committee)
Environmental Conservation and Animal Welfare:
keystone species conservation
wetland and riparian habitat conservation and restoration
water pollution
reforestation
veterinary care
animal rescue
(Conservation International, Wetlands Initiative, Rainforests Trust, Peace Corps, Oceana, Pollinator Partnership, One Tree Planted, Trees For The Future, Trees Water and People, International Fund for Animal Welfare, Humane Society)
Sustainable Local Food Systems:
agroecology
organic
food waste
community gardening
(A Growing Culture, Groundswell International, Regeneration International, Feedback, Backyard Growers, Engineers Without Borders, Pollinator Partnership, Peace Corps, Trees For The Future, Trees Water and People
Environmental Services:
services and infrastructure for municipal solid waste
services and infrastructure for sanitation
(International Solid Waste Association, Less Plastic, The Ocean Cleanup, Engineers Without Borders)
Sustainable Community Development:
infrastructure for potable water
infrastructure for renewable energy
medical clinics
hospitals
EMS systems
poverty
homelessness
education
human trafficking
abuse victims
criminal justice reform
mental health care and treatment access
addiction treatment and rehab access
building homes
disability rights and inclusion
gender equality
(World Housing, Peace Corps, Engineers Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Teach For All, Pro Literacy, BuildOn, WomenOne, WCG Cares, A21, Institute of Global Homelessness, Futures Without Violence, International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Penal Reform International, Disability Rights International, MINDS Foundation, Harm Reduction International, International Rescue Committee)