Pacific School Foundation

The Committee to Bridge the Gap (CBG) is a non-profit organization based in Ben Lomond, CA, dedicated to bridging the gap between nuclear danger and a safe, sustainable future. With a focus on nuclear safety, security, and environmental issues, CBG has been actively involved in advocating for rigorous security policies at nuclear facilities, pushing for full cleanup of contaminated sites, and raising public awareness about the dangers of radioactively contaminated scrap metals and perchlorate standards. CBG has a long history of working with community leaders and experts to address nuclear and chemical incidents, such as the partial meltdown at Santa Susana Field Laboratory, and to challenge government policies that put public safety at risk. Through publications, public comments, presentations, and testimonies, CBG strives to provide accurate information and engage in meaningful dialogue to ensure a safe and sustainable future for all.Generated from the website

The Sustainable Systems Research Foundation is a 501 c 3 non-profit green think tank and eco-project incubator based in Santa Cruz, CA. They are dedicated to designing and building a sustainable and just civilization through the implementation of pragmatic, well-designed, and scalable sustainable systems policy, education, research, and infrastructure. With the support of USDA and the California Department of Food and Agriculture, the foundation offers hands-on Regenerative Farming workshops in both English and Spanish for small farm operators in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Monterey, and San Benito Counties. These workshops focus on management skills, regenerative agriculture, and agricultural technologies and practices, aiming to create a sustainable Central California Coast through local, participatory community development.Generated from the website