In Our City

• Arcadis - Climate Adaptation Intern
• Environmental Protection Agency
• Gensler - Student Internship - Climate Action and Sustainability
• Governor’s Island - Graduate Intern, Climate Programs
• New York City Department os Environmental Protection
• New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
• PricewaterhouseCoopers - Climate Risk Intern
• Sol de Janeiro - Sustainability Intern
• Trees New York - Environmental Educator Intern
• UHAB - Affordable Housing Climate and Resiliency Intern

• Climate Museum - Mellon Foundation Undergraduate Fellowship in Climate Humanities and Social Justice
• Climate Museum - Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Climate Humanities and Social Justice
• NYSERDA - Climate Justice Fellowship
• NYU Stern - Climate Economics Journalism Fellows

• New York City Parks
• Big Reuse
• FABSCRAP
• GrowNYC
• New York Botanical Garden
• New York Restoration Project
• NYC Bird Alliance
• Queens Botanical Garden
• Riverside Park Conservancy
• UPROSE

The greenmarket is a hub for locally grown and organic produce that reduces your carbon footprint while supporting small farmers. The market collects compost, too! The greenmarket is open several days a week—check the GrowNYC website for current hours.

Goodwill accepts a wide range of donation items to support its mission of empowering individuals in need. Your generosity can significantly affect others’ lives. Whether you have used clothing, household items, electronics, or furniture that you no longer need, Goodwill accepts them all.

As one of the first to pioneer the idea of secondhand clothing as an alternative to traditional retail, Crossroads Trading will sell your  current, on-trend clothing and accessories for cash or trade credit.

Beacon’s Closet on 13th St between 5th & 6th Avenues to trade in your items for cash or store credit.