The meetup is inspired by our global non-profit Enrich The World and our successful full day New York city enrich-a-thon event on Dec 8, 2010. The organization's broader mission is "Enriching lives and the world around us through Education, Nature, Research, Innovation, and Community to inspire Hope for a better future" Our current international project is based in La Botija, Honduras. In order to bring the mission closer to home, the Enrich the World movement is our effort to spread goodness …

Sustainability is sexy! The purpose of this group is for like-minded individuals who want to change New York City's landscape through different means. Whether you have a desire to clean up this city, help develop new parks and playgrounds, or build a safer place for your children, we want to meet you! Everyone can make a difference, and we will have weekly meetings and events coming up!

This group was started to by residents of Prospect Lefferts Gardens and surrounding neighborhoods (Crown Heights, Flatbush, etc.) to start a food cooperative grocery store in our area. This group will work toward planning, assessment and implementation of a food buyers or store coop with a mission of offering healthy, sustainable and affordable foods to the community. ANYONE is welcome to join, even if you can't (or don't want to) be directly involved in the planning process as important updates …

Welcome to the SHAMBALLAH TRIBAL COMMUNITY OF NEW YORK! We are part of the Shamballah Community International, a world-wide group with the goal of creating a healthy, self-sustainable, emotionally balanced, peaceful world. Our members include people of all ages, nationalities, professions, and cultures. The diversity of our members makes our Tribe rich and fruitful. We are interested in: * Healing & Energy works * JIKIDEN REIKI * Channeling * Martial Arts * Drawing and Painti …

Sustainable JC is a collaborative network of civic minded community groups and individuals who are committed to making Jersey City a more sustainable place to live and work.  We are an advocacy organization focused on sustainability planning, education and the implementation of innovative demonstration projects that positively impact the quality of our lives now and into the future.  

CDI was created by a group of creative, motivated and committed young professionals from around the world and aims to build strong and sustainable urban and rural communities in both the worst off developing countries throughout the world and in disadvantaged local communities in the developed world. CDI implements innovative projects and programs, following the Millenium Development Goals and within CDI's six core inter-related focal areas; Education, Health, Agriculture, Energy, Eco-Enterprise …

We're a congregation of individuals and families who seek to learn, explore, and sustain the teachings and practices of egalitarian Judaism from a shared local neighborhood in Jackson Heights, Queens. See our website, http://jhtikvah.wordpress.com/

Pascack Sustainability Group is a non-profit with a mission to raise environmental awareness and promote sustainable practices in our community in Northern NJ. We host talks/lectures on key environmental issues, an environmental film series, an environmental book discussion group. And we support other environmental organizations and causes like 350.org and the Sierra Club.

This group will bring together people who care about Social Justice, Sustainable Living, Nonviolence, and other Educational programs to bring a higher level of Conscious Living to our community.  As part of the Christian Ed and Mission committees, we will be organizing educational events at Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church in Chatham, NJ and suggesting events that can be found around NJ.  All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Are you looking to get into a field that is rewarding and can work for you by giving back. Are you looking to save the planet while helping your local community. Welcome to a page that can help bring opportunity into fruition. We can start together to lift our local communities by helping organize task forces to create jobs and work.

Looking to startup cohousing groups in New York City. Cohousing is a type of collaborative housing in which residents actively participate in the design and operation of their environment. Attend our meetings to learn more about cohousing.

Cash Mobs are sweeping the country as a fun & social way to support local business. And here in indie-minded Brooklyn, we're all about that! The rules are simple: 1) Show up at designated time/place 2) Spend $20 at the specified local merchant 3) Head to a nearby bar for drinks w/ your fellow cash mobbers! A dollar spent at a local business generates, on average, 3 times the local economic impact than the same dollar spent at a corporate chain. So let's keep our money local! Cash mobbers c …

Visit Slow Money NYC Website for detailed info and programs. Slow Money NYC believes that "Everyone is an Investor in Food". Our vision: A new economy based on knowing where our food comes from and where our money goes. Our mission To build a diverse community focused on aligning our money and our values through investing in small, local, sustainable food businesses. To inspire and educate people about the connected nature of investing and food system change. To catalyze new and democratic …

This is the place to get and exchange all those great tips on green living, living healthy, living naturally, organic, and all other alternative/holistic lifestyles. If you want to learn more, or you've already got cool info to share, or just want to meet other environmentally-friendly, happy people, this is the place. From ideas for the home, to discussions on different eating lifestyles, to possibly setting up our own community garden and growing our own crops, this is your meetup group. Th …

… Imagine a world where every possible way to reduce one's negative impact on the environment is categorized on a free, easy-to-use website that anyone in the community can contribute to--that's One-Earth.com.

This Meetup group is to give our community members the opportunity to actively participate in Shop Your Values Week. We want to hear your feedback, opinions, and ideas about what we should be doing, what you want, and how we can inspire a movement towards sustainable consumption on a large scale.