HUB - California Environmental Groups

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1	Organization Name	Priority Org? (medium, high or leave blank)	Org Location	Primary CCL Contact(s)	CCL Contact Level (see key)	CCL Contact Level Notes	Org Focus Area(s)	Org Contact	Title	Email	Phone Number	Contact log (most recent contact date first)	Next Step	Notes / Actions

2	California Climate Voters	High				formerly California League of Conservation Voters	Build the political will and power to solve the climate crisis, use climate action to advance justice, and create a global roadmap of innovative solutions that can be exported globall	Fatima Iqbal-Zubair	Legislative Affairs Manager	fatima@envirovoters.org
3	California Environmental Voters	High					Build the political will and power to solve the climate crisis, use climate action to advance justice, and create a global roadmap of innovative solutions that can be exported globally.	Melissa Romero	Deputy Legislative Director	melissa@envirovoters.org		Contacted Melisa Rombero (by Cynthia 3/16/2023) focus on CA legislation and legislators' environmental rating. Per Tony Sirna: CEV runs a group called Green CA that convenes groups across the environmental space to work together on bills in the legislature. CCL was a member of Green CA with me as our rep. This is the place to go to get people to join Sign On letters. I’m not sure if a volunteer could play this role. The person who coordinates Green CA is Marquis Mason Marquis@envirovoters.org
4	Climate Action California	High	California	Pete Marsh			Leaders in this organization were originally working with 350 Bay Area. They are focusing on California legislation that will reduce short-lived GHG emissions, transportation, and "whatever gets us off fossil fuels an moves to a low carbon economy."	Janet Cox	CEO			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter. Per Tony Sirna's note: his is a volunteer led organization that has a handful of super volunteers who are very engaged. Very policy oriented. They actively comment on CARB proceedings and follow dozens of bills and write letters of support or opposition. I know Janet from work on divestment years ago. This is a great organization for individual volunteers to work with directly, or for CCL CA to coordinate with.
5	Climate Action Campaign		San Diego	Gregg Lichtenstein	0		Stop the climate crisis through effective policy action. Among foci: 100% clean energy and electric bldgs	Anthony Dhang	Policy and Community Outreach Coordinator	anthony@climateactioncampaign.org	619-419-1222
6	Climate Hawks Vote	High	National	Pete Marsh		Gregg Lichtenstein has interacted with RL Miller in Climate Safe Pension meetings	Identify, train, and elect individual climate hawk leaders, while generating a political environment in which those leaders have the power to advance policies needed to address climate change.	RL Miller	Political Director
7	Climate Reality Project CA Coalition	High		Gregg Lichtenstein	4	See CPR LA Chapter	True Net Zero future
8	Climate Resolve			Pete Marsh		Pete Marsh is listed as their CCL contact	Build collaborations to champion equitable climate solutions, connect communities, organizations and policymakers to address a global problem with local action. We inclusively develop practical initiatives that reduce climate pollution and prepare for climate impacts. Our purpose is a just and resilient future.	Enrique Huerta	Legislative Director	ehuerta@climateresolve.org	213-634-3790
9	Climate Safe Pension Project	High		Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Member, representing CalPERS retirees; dialogue with Cassie Cain	Distributed network of city, county, state and national pension divestment & engagement campaigns which are active in over 20 jurisdictions across North America; coordinated and supported by Stand.earth.	Cassie Cain	Climate Finance Campaigner	cassie.cain@stand.earth	415 863 4563 ext 308	7/22/24 (Gregg)- Cassie Cain confirmed she's best contact for us at Stand.earth
10	Environment California	HIgh	Los Angeles				Working together for clean air, clean water, clean energy, wildlife, open spaces and a livable climate.				(213) 251-3688
11	Environmental Defense Fund in both Sacramento & SF	High	Sacramento	Al Grumet	0	Marin CCL Chapter leader (Peter Joseph) has relationship with President of EDF, Fred Krupp; Katelyn Roedner Sutter California State Director has expertise in California climate policy, environmental justice, cap and trade.		Katelyn Roedner Sutter	California State Director	kroedner@edf.org	(415) 293-6050	Per Tony Sirna notes: Katelyn also serves on the IEMAC. So she is very knowledgeable about cap and trade and carbon pricing. (AB858 notes). EDF is probably the most likely to pull together a coalition on cap and trade extension and has values that align pretty well with CCL.
12	Fossil Free California	HIgh	Oakland	Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Gregg has communicated directly with Sarah Norr at meeting of Climate Safe Pensions 7/20/24	Working to end financial support for FFs and promote transition to a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. Efforts also include legislative and executive action to foster climate stabilization and develop a just, zero-carbon economy.	Sarah Norr	Senior Campaigns Organizer	sarah@fossilfreeca.org		8/8/24 Agreed to forward bills we support to their legislative review group 7/30/24 (Gregg) established contact at Climate Safe Pensions Meeting	7/30 Sarah will email Gregg with more info
13	Friends of the Earth	High	Oakland				Stop catastrophic climate change by promoting policies and actions that will cut carbon emissions.	Karen Orenstein	Climate & Energy Justice Program Director	asky@foe.org	202-783-7400
14	NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council)	High		Al Grumet, Connie Sullivan	1	Al has a contact at the national organization
15	NRDC West	High	Santa Monica	Al Grumet	0	Al has a contact at the national organization		Victoria Rome	Director, California Government Affairs, Center for Campaigns & Organizing	vrome@nrdc.org		Per Tony Sirna's notes: Did not build as close a relationship with NRDC. They are not as big of fans on dividends, but supportive of carbon pricing.
16	Sierra Club	High	Oakland				Educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment; and to use all lawful means to carry out these objectives.	Ben Jealous	Executive Director
17	Sierra Club California	High	California			8/8/24 email from Gabriela Facio, Senior Policy Strategist, asking to call ASM member on certain bills	see priority bills at https://www.quorum.us/spreadsheet/external/iKObqIoUzyfrxJbbtiwa/	Gabriela Facio	Senior Policy Strategist	Gabriela.Facio@sierraclub.org
18	Stand.earth	High	San Francisco, Vancouver Canada	Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Member of Climate Safe Pension team that is under umbrella of Stand.earth; dialogue with Cassie Cain	Challenges corporations and governments to treat people and the environment with respect.	Cassie Cain	Climate Finance Campaigner	cassie.cain@stand.earth	415 863 4563 ext 308	7/22/24- Cassie Cain confirmed she's best contact for us at Stand.earth
19	The Climate Center	High	Santa Rosa	Pete Marsh			Rapidly reduce climate pollution at scale, starting in California.	Barry Vesser	Chief Operating Officer	info@theclimatecenter.org	(707) 525-1665	7/22/24; name extracted from AB 2329 support letter. Per Tony Sirna's notes: Exceillent relationship. Connections with Ellie Cohen, Barry Vessar, Marc Victoria, Woody Hasting. They run a California Climate Summit and lobby day which I think it would be good for CCL to continue to promote and connect with. They are supportive of carbon pricing and dividends but it is not their highest priority. Strong relationship with our Santa Rosa chapter. I think CCL CA volunteers can continue to work directly with TCC.
20	Third Act	HIgh	National				Climate change, social justice	Vanessa Arcara	President and Co-Founder
21	Third Act SoCal	High	Del Mar	Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Member, involved in action teams	Climate change, social justice	Sally Richman	Team Lead, Legislative Task Force	sheiladoctors@gmail.com		6/19/24 - Gregg attended meeting
22	California EPA Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee	High?						Danny Cullenward	Member, IEMAC	dcullenward@ghgpolicy.org		Per Tony Sirna's notes: Key player in the AB2329 work. Key ally in working with CARB and on any cap and trade reform in California.
23	CERES	High?	Boston & San Francisco				Working to accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more just, and sustainable economy- key issues are climate change, water scarcity and pollution, and nature and biodiversity loss.	Anne L. Kelly ,leads the Ceres Policy Network, Business for Innovative Climate and Energy Policy (BICEP), a coalition of 89 leading companies advocating for meaningful climate and energy policy at the state and federal levels.	Vice President, Government Relations	info@ceres.org	(617) 247-0700
24	Earthjustice	High?	Los Angeles	Pete Marsh			Fights for the rights of all to a healthy environment; fight to protect the magnificent natural spaces and wildlife found in California; we fight to transition California to a zero-emissions future where cars, trucks, buildings, and power plants run on clean energy, not fossil fuels.			caoffice@earthjustice.org	(415) 217-2000
25	League of Women Voters Greater LA	High?	Los Angeles				Encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.			info@lwvlosangeles.org	(213) 368-1616
26	Nature Conservancy	High?	Arlington, VA				Conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends	Jennifer Morris	CEO	CEOAdvanceTeam@tnc.org	703-841-5300
27	QuitCarbon	High?	San Francisco	Pete Marsh			Home energy upgrade advice	Colin Bovet	Head of Growth	HelpUsQuit@QuitCarbon.com	(415) 498-1182	7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
28	Sacred Places Institute	https://www.sacredplacesinstitute.org/	Marina del Rey				Build the capacity of Native Nations and Indigenous Peoples throughout California, the United States, and around the world to protect sacred lands, waters, and cultures.			admin@sacredplacesinstitute.org	(310) 424-6250
29	Center for Biological Diversity	Y	Tucson, AZ	Pete Marsh			Work to secure a future for all species, great and small, hovering on the brink of extinction	Brett Hartl	Government Affairs Director	https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/about/staff/#	(520) 623.5252
30	Climate Reality Project Long Beach	Y	Long Beach	Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Laurel works with Pete Marsch CCL Long Beach Chapter		Laurel Grzesik-Mourad	Legislative Tracking Lead	lgrzesik@gmail.com	562-370-8260	7/29/24 (Gregg) gave her info on attending CCL CA meetings; 7/22/24 (Gregg) met at Zoom of LA area Legislative Committee
31	Community Environmental Council	Y	Santa Barbara				Builds on-the-ground momentum to reverse the threat of the climate crisis. Does policy analysis, leg support	Farah Stack	Senior Climate Programs Associate	fstack@cecmail.org	(805) 730-0878
32	Consumer Watchdog	Y	Los Angeles				Providing an effective voice for taxpayers and consumers in an era when special interests dominate public discourse, government and politics. In-house team of public interest lawyers, policy experts, strategists, and grassroots activists			contact@consumerwatchdog.org	310.392.0522
33	Earthworks	Y	Washington, D.C.				Multiple foci including protecting Climate from Oil & Gas Methane Pollution			info@earthworks.org	202-887-1872
34	Elders Climate Action (ECA) Northern California (NorCal) Chapter	Y		Al Grumet	3	Collaborate with influential member	Mobilize elders throughout the United States to address climate change while there is still time to protect the well-being of our grandchildren and future generations.	Todd Weber	Chapter Co-Leader			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
35	Elders Climate Action, SoCal Chapter	Y		Pete Marsh			Mobilize elders throughout the United States to address climate change while there is still time to protect the well-being of our grandchildren and future generations.	Richard Burke	Founder, Chapter Leader	richardb@eldersclimateaction.org		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
36	Elected Officials to Protect America (EOPA) - Code Blue	Y	Rockland, ME				Create a safe, prosperous healthy planet we empower bold leadership from elected officials and civic leaders to protect our environment, and fight the climate crisis.	Alex Cornell du Houx	President & Co-Founder	acornellduhoux@gmail.com	(207) 319 4511
37	Environmental Defense Center	Y	Santa Barbara				Protect our local environment requires that we stand up against destructive fossil fuel projects while advocating for safe, clean, renewable sources of energy	Alex Katz	Executive Director	akatz@EnvironmentalDefenseCenter.org	805 963-1622
38	Food & Water Watch	Y	Ventura	Xander Bernstein			To protect our food, water, and climate, we organize people around the country to build political power.				(805) 507-5083
39	San Diego New Green Deal Alliance	Y	San Diego				Advocate for climate, jobs, and justice.	Ali Marie Dressel	Chair			Advocates for bills per site
40	CleanEarth4Kids.org	Y?					Protect children’s health & future; broad group of concerns; support legislation at https://cleanearth4kids.org/california-bills-to-support
41	East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO)	Y?	Oakland				One focus is endorsing state policy/legislation that advances our goals of protecting tenants, preserving existing affordability, and producing new affordable homes	Jeffrey Levin	Senior Director of Policy	jeff@ebho.org	(510) 663-3830 ext. 316
42	Fractracker	Y?	Johnstown, PA				Supports groups across the United States, addressing pressing extraction-related concerns with a lens toward health effects and exposure risks on communities from oil and gas development.	Kyle Ferrar	Western Program Director	ferrar@fractracker.org	(415) 890-3722
43	Grid Alternatives	Y?	Oakland				Build community-powered solutions to advance economic and environmental justice through renewable energy.	Christopher Walker	Vice President, Policy and Programs	info@gridalternatives.org	(510) 731-1310
44	11th Hour Project (Schmidt Family Foundation)						Restore a balanced relationship between people and planet. We partner with communities around the world in working for renewable energy, resilient food systems, healthy oceans and the protection of human rights.	Joseph Sciortino	Executive Director	info@tsffoundation.org
45	100 Black Men of Long Beach		Long Beach	Pete Marsh		Website not updated	Programs mirror that of the 100 Black Men of America, Inc. which are Mentoring, Health & Wellness, Education and Economic Empowerment			the100blackmenlbc@yahoo.com
46	1000 Grandmothers for Future Generations		Bay Area
47	350 Bay Area Action			Al Grumet	3	Strong relationship with 350 Marin leadership	Building 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.							Signed on to AB2329 support letter
48	350 Conejo / San Fernando Valley			Frances Lee				Alan Weiner	Chapter Lead			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
49	350 Contra Costa Action
50	350 Long Beach			Pete Marsh
51	350 Marin			Al Grumet	4	Strong relationship with 350 Marin leadership	Working to avert the intensifying global climate crisis through action and advocacy in Marin County	Jody Timms	Founder			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
52	350 Sacramento							Will Brieger	Chair, Legislation Team			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
53	350 San Diego			Chiwah Slater/Stephen Tanner
54	350 Santa Barbara			Kirk Peterson
55	350 Southland Legislative Alliance						Working to enact good climate related policy and legislation in California; membership includes those from other orgs as well as 350	Steering Cte: Jan Dietrick Anita Ghazarian Sherry Lear Diana Mielke Michael Rochmes		350southland@gmail.com
56	350 Ventura County Climate Hub			Frances Lee				Jan Dietrick	Policy Team Leader			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
57	Act Now Bay Area			Hailey Pietz			Connect the general public to climate actions they can take in their own lives, at their work, and in their communities.
58	Acterra: Action for a Healthy Planet			Karl Danz			Is a convener organization that works hand in hand with community partner organizations as well as local and regional governments
59	Active San Gabriel Valley		San Gabriel Valley				Support a more sustainable, equitable, and livable San Gabriel Valley.
60	Activist San Diego		San Diego				Information, communications and mobilization organization networking for social justice	Yusef Miller	Executive Director	yusef@activistsandiego.org
61	After the Fire USA		Sonoma				Wildfire recovery and resiliency
62	AjO Center for Sustainable Agriculture		Ajo, AZ				Support the development of a sustainable and just local food system in Ajo, Arizona and the Tohono O’odham Nation.
63	Albany Climate Action Coalition		Albany, CA	Harry Chomsky			working to create a sustainable and equitable carbon neutral future for our city. This starts with activating our network and working tog	Nick Peterson	Founding Member			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
64	Algalita		Long Beach	Bill Nash			End plastic pollution
65	Alliance for Market Solutions		Washington, DC				Engage directly with influential conservatives, including policymakers, to cultivate support for a revenue-neutral carbon tax.	Alex Flint	Executive Director	press@amsresearch.org	202-864-0860
66	Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments		Maryland				Promoting healthy people and healthy environments by educating and leading the nursing profession, advancing research, incorporating evidence-based practice, and influencing policy.	Sarah Bucic	Policy Consultant	info@envirn.org
67	American Conservation Coalition		Washington, DC				Ddicated to mobilizing young people around environmental action through common-sense, pro-innovation, and limited-government principles for a cleaner, more prosperous world, Fosters collaboration in the pursuit of environmental conservation.	Sarah Jensen	Policy Director	sarah.jensen@acc.eco
68	Americans for Democratic Action of Southern California		Culver City				Promote democratic and liberal values and ideals in American policy.			info@adasocal.emailnb.com
69	Amigos de los Rios
70	Anahuak Youth Soccer Association		Los Angeles				Empowering Asian & Pacific Islander communities to achieve LGBTQ, racial, and social justice
71	API Equality-LA		Gardena, CA				Empowering Asian & Pacific Islander communities to achieve LGBTQ, racial, and social justice
72	Ashby Village		Bay Area				Building an inclusive membership organization and culture that advances access to practical services, support, and social programs for older adults	Julie Freestone	Elder Action Group	freestonejulie@gmail.com
73	Asian Pacific Environmental Network		Oakland, CA				Develop an alternative agenda for environmental, social and economic justice focusing on Asian immigrant and refugee communities.	Elle Chen	Legislative Director	info@apen4ej.org
74	Audubon, Sea and Sage		Irvine				Protect birds, other wildlife, and their habitats through education, citizen science, research, and public policy advocacy.	Jonathan Aguayo	President	nkenyon@seaandsageaudubon.org	949-261-7963
75	Azul						Working to conserve marine resources, Latinx perspective
76	Ballona Institute		Playa del Rey, CA				Networking arena and repository for research and restoration of the greater Ballona Wetlands ecosystem
77	Ban SUP (Ban Single use plastic)/ My Zero Waste Store						Help individuals and organizations reduce plastic and other types of waste by providing alternative solutions including refills, unpacked products, sustainably packed products, and reusable items.	Cheryl Auger	President		(626) 590-9482	7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
78	Basin and Range Watch						Conserve & educate about the deserts of Nevada and California,			basinandrange@gmail.com
79	Bay Area Clean Air Coalition		Bay Area	Al Grumet	0	This is a coalition and I have collaborated with the facilitator. But she indicated that we would need to contact the members individually for sign-on.	Working to reduce harmful air pollution from gas appliances	Melissa Yu (Sierra Club)
80	Bay Area-System Change not Climate Change		Bay Area				Eco-socialist network
81	Benicians for a Safe and Healthy Community		Benecia, CA				Stop crude oil transport by rail to local refinery			info@safebenicia.org
82	Berkeley Electrification Working Group?						? EWG of Berkeley Climate Action Coalition?
83	Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists
84	Better APC?
85	Black Mountain Democratic Club		San Diego	Stephen Tanner/Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Both are members; Stephen has presented legislation to group for approval		Lee Finney	President	wlfinn@aol.com
86	Bolsa Chica Conservancy		Orange County
87	BQuest Foundation		San Diego				artner with organizations dedicated to creating equitable community solutions for reducing carbon emissions, increasing renewable energy, and advocating for policy changes towards a zero-carbon future.			info@bquestfoundation.org
88	Braver Angels		New York, NY	Xander Bernstein			Bridge the partisan divide and strengthen democracy
89	Breakthrough Energy		Kirkland, WA				Inspire the world to develop and scale the critical solutions we need to reach net-zero emissions—so everyone can enjoy affordable, abundant clean energy.	Jack Andreasen	Manager, Carbon Management, U.S. Policy and Advocacy	425-497-4300
90	Breast Cancer Action		San Francisco				Achieve health justice for all people at risk of and living with breast cancer by focusing on systemic interventions, which includes policies, institutions, practices
91	Bridge Housing		San Francisco				Creating safe, healthy, and affordable housing communities up and down the West Coast
92	Brightline Defense		San Francisco				Blend public policy advocacy and on-the-ground partnerships to promote sustainability and opportunity in frontline communities.	Eddie Ahn	Executive Director	frontdesk@brightlinedefense.org	415-252-9700
93	Building Healthy Communities, Monterey County						Activating resident voice and power to build an inclusive, anti-racist democracy and safe thriving communities
94	Business for Good San Diego		San Diego	Stephen Tanner	1	Met with Mikey Knab 9/24/24 at Chris Ward's environmental roundtable	Chaping policy in the four areas: immigration, environmental health, business resources, housing			info@businessforgoodsd.com
95	Butte Environmental Council		Chico				Protect and defend the land, air, and water of Butte County and the surrounding region through action, advocacy, and education			staff@becnet.org
96	CADEM Renters Council			Connie Sullivan			Act as a driving force in the development of a tenants’ rights and protections agenda within the California Democratic Party
97	Cafe Coop?
98	CalFACT						Grassroots organization promoting effective, efficient, and equitable carbon pricing in California
99	California Alliance for Community Energy						Promotes affordable, resilient, local renewable energy resources, prioritizing low-income communities
100	California Botanic Garden		Claremont				Promote botany, conservation and horticulture to inspire, inform, and educate the public and the scientific community about California’s native flora.	Lucinda McDade	Executive Director	info@calbg.org	(909) 625 8767
101	California Democratic Renters Council							Alfred Twu	Secretary			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
102	California Efficiency Demand Management Council (CEDMEC)						Statewide trade association of non-utility companies that provide efficiency, demand response and data analytics products and services in California.
103	California Environmental Justice Alliance					Contacted Tiffany Eng (by Cynthia 3/16/23) tiffany@caleja.org
104	California Environmental Justice Coalition						Bring about systemic change in industry and government policies and practices to protect health and promote justice and resilient communities by uncompromisingly following the EJ Principles
105	California Green New Deal Coalition						Coalition of community organizations, advocates, unions, and allies across California who believe that the future of our state and planet depends on rapidly transitioning to a clean energy economy with justice at its core			info@greennewdealca.org
106	California Greenworks		Los Angeles	Bill Nash			Strives to improve the quality of life in the urban communities across South Los Angeles		info@calgrnwks.org
107	California Interfaith Power & Light		Oakland	Pete Marsh			Network of 750 congregations who are faithful stewards of Creation by responding to the environmental crisis as a moral issue
108	California Latino Environmental Advocacy Network						Advocate for clean air, clean water, and neighborhoods to be free of toxins and pollution
109	California Nurses for Environmental Health and Justice						Help coordinate nurses’ environmental health engagement in California			info@calnursesforehj.org
110	California Public Interest Research Group (CALPIRG)		Los Angeles				Speak out for the public and stand up to special interests on problems that affect the public’s health, safety and wellbeing				(213) 251-3680
111	California River Watch		Sebastopol				Strengthen the ability of citizens to protect water quality in rivers, tributary watersheds, oceans, bays, wetlands, surface and groundwater in California.			us@criverwatch.org
112	California Youth vs. Big Oil						Committed to moving Governor Newsom towards rapid and equitable climate solutions through public pressure, creative actions, direct advocacy, and organizing young people C
113	Californians Against Fracking						Statewide coalition to ban fracking and ensure a just transition off fossil fuels in California.			organizers@californiansagainstfracking.org
114	Californians for Disability Rights Inc			Pete Marsh		Same as Disability RIghts California?	Coalition of organizations and communities using the State's 2002 Community Choice energy law to help our communities get electricity from cleaner, less expensive and locally managed source
115	Californians for Energy Choice						Coalition to help our communities get electricity from cleaner, less expensive and locally managed sources				(415) 756-8844
116	Californians for Western Wilderness		San Francisco				Secure protection for remaining wilderness area in western U.S.	Michael Painter			415-752-3911
117	Carbon Free Group / Collaboration Energy			Al Grumet	4	Collaborate with CEO	Address the biggest barriers limiting the electric revolution for home appliances.	Jack Policar	CEO			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
118	Carbon Sink Farms		Pauma Valley				Incorporate farming methods to increase soil carbon capture and improve climate resilience	Bea Alvarez	Climate Resilience Project Coordinator	solidarityfarmsd@gmail.com	760.297.0838
119	Carlsbad Sustainability		North San Diego County					Lucian Toma		lucian@reearthconsulting.com	(949) 330-0788
120	Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Stockton, Environmental Justice Program		Stockton							ej@ccstockton.org	(209) 396-6934
121	CBFD Indivisible		San Diego				Organize volunteers, educate the community, connect candidates with the public and provide leadership in civic engagement			info@cbfdindivisible.com
122	Center for Climate Change and Health		Oakland				Engages local leaders, community-based organizations, public health and health care workers, scientists, policymakers and civil society in mainstreaming the protection of health across a wide range of policies and sectors				510.285.5501
123	Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice		Inland Valley				Create intersectional solutions that transform communities “to bring people together to improve their social and natural environment.”	Ana Gonzalez	Executive Director	admin@ccaej.org	951-360-8451
124	Center for Community Advocacy (CCA)		Salinas				Advocate for farmworkers, especially health and housing				(831) 753-2324
125	Center for Community Energy		Encinitas				Energy efficiency and electrification	Jose Torre-Beuno	Executive Director			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
126	Center for Sustainable Energy		San Diego				Accelerate adoption of clean transportation and distributed energy through effective and equitable program design and administration.	Larry Goldenhersh	President		858-244-1177
127	Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment		Delano	Pete Marsh			National environmental justice organization providing legal, organizing, and technical assistance to grassroots groups in low-income communities and communities of color. Supports cap and trade				661-720-9483
128	Central California Asthma Collaborative		Fresno				Provide education and direct services, build regional capacity and advocate for sensible policies that improve health and address inequities by reducing environmental impacts and emphasizing the prevention and management of chronic disease.			 admin@centralcalasthma.org	(559) 272-4874
129	Central California Environmental Justice Network		Central Valley				Empower our communities and secure our children’s future by eliminating negative environmental impacts in low income and communities of color in the Central Valley			info@ccejn.org
130	Central Coast Climate Justice Network (C3JN)		Central Coast				Forge a regional partnership between social justice and environmental movements to expand our collective power, so we can advance restorative actions and systems change centering on communities who bear the greatest burden of climate change impacts.
131	Central Coast Environmental Voters (CCEV) see California Envirovoters above		Central Coast
132	Central Valley Air Quality Coalition		Central Valley				Ensure that all communities – of all races, cultures, classes and creeds – have the opportunity to be involved in the policy development and regulatory processes improving regional health.	Katie Valenzuela	Senior Policy Advocate	katie@calcleanair.org	(559) 960-0361
133	Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño		Fresno				Organize and make sure our communities’ culture, languages, and knowledge are recognized and respected by the systems and institutions that impact our lives.				(559) 499-1178
134	CERBAT		Arizona				Transform our society into viable, thriving, self-sustaining communities with a regenerative environment and economy, by cultivating sustainable building practices and a thriving cooperative economy.	Lisabeth Ryder			510-326-2644
135	Change Begins With ME		San Diego	Stephen Tanner			Working together to encourage civic engagement and drive political change – starting at the local level.	Tamara Becker-Verano	Lead Organizer			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
136	CHN, Sacramento Climate Coalition, SacAct		Sacramento				Grassroots alliance of Sacramento groups and individuals working to advance the broader movement for civil rights, justice and our environment				info@sacclimate.org
137	Clean Coalition			Hailey Pietz			Accelerate the transition to renewable energy and a modern grid through technical, policy, and project development expertise.	Ben Schwartz	Policy Manager	info@clean-coalition.org
138	Climate Action Campaign		San Diego and Orange Counties	Stephen Tanner			Stop the climate crisis through effective policy action; regional climate implementation in SD/OC. Limited state-level lobbying; this year supporting AB68.			INFO@CLIMATEACTIONCAMPAIGN.ORG	(619) 419-1222
139	Climate Action Campaign of Humboldt Unitarian Universalist Fellowship		Humboldt County					Sue Y. Lee Mossman	Chair
140	Climate Action Mendocino		Mendocino				Create an engaged, diverse team of community members who work with local government and other groups.			climateactionmendocino@gmail.com
141	Climate Action Network		Global	Hailey Pietz			Driving collective and sustainable action to fight the climate crisis and to achieve social justice.
142	Climate Brunch		Los Angeles				Focused on drilling in Signal Hill			info@climatebrunch.com
143	Climate Cents		Culver City				Organizes crowd-funding campaigns to rebuild natural ecosystems, sequester carbon, and support local communities with climate adaptation, education, and sustainable development.			hello@climatecents.org
144	Climate Collective - meetup group?		Los Angeles											Fossil Fuel Divestment of pension funds
145	Climate First: Replacing Oil & Gas (CFROG)		Ventura				Advocate for positive changes that promote a fossil fuel-free future: clean power, green jobs, and environmental justice.	Haley Ehlers	Executive Director	info@cfrog.org		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
146	Climate Health Now		Albany, CA	Xander Bernstein			Organize and mobilize the California health community to advocate for equitable systems-level climate			connect@climatehealthnow.org
147	Climate Leadership Council		Washington, DC				Dedicated to championing the most effective, fair, and lasting climate solutions.	Catrina Rorke	Senior Vice President, Policy and Research	info@clcouncil.org	(202) 919-4900
148	Climate Reality Project		National				Recruit, train, and mobilize people of all ages and backgrounds to work for just climate solutions that speed the global transition from dirty fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy.	Jeremy Liskar	US Legislative Manager
149	Climate Reality Project Bay Area		Bay Area	Al Grumet	3	Member of subsidiary "squads" in Marin County	Promote climate action and climate justice in the SF Bay Area, with specific focus on pushing local and state governments to adopt electrification and clean energy programs, advancing climate justice, and education around the realities and solutions to the climate crisis.	Pam Allio/Antonia Markoff	Chapter Chair	andrwhatt55@gmail.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
150	Climate Reality Project LA Chapter		Los Angeles	Gregg Lichtenstein/ Pete Marsh	4	Gregg, member of CRP San Diego, also on LA chapter email list	Building just and sustainable true net zero future.	Andrew Ellis	Co-Chair, Legislative Committee	Acellis@sbcglobal.net	818-480-0815	7/19/24 Added Gregg as member of their meetings 4th Monday monthly.
151	Climate Reality Project Monterey Bay		Monterey
152	Climate Reality Project OC		Orange County	Pete Marsh
153	Climate Reality Project Pacfic Region							Andy Hattala	Temporary Pacific Regional Organizer			7/22/24 (Gregg); name from Charles Miller, Chiar of CRP LA
154	Climate Reality Project San Diego		San Diego	Chiwah Slater				Stephanie Weiner		stephaniew4climate@gmail.com
155	Climate Reality Project San Fernando Valley		San Fernando Valley	Pete Marsh				Kathy Schaeffer	Legislative Coordinator	sfvclimatereality@gmail.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
156	Climate Reality Project Silicon Valley						Developing our community’s advocacy skills, creating action campaigns and providing the tools for effective action.	Adam Sweeney	Chair			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
157	Climate Reality Project Ventura County		Ventura County	Pete Marsh
158	Climate Resilient Communities		Palo Alto	Xander Bernstein			Assist under-resourced communities to take action to stay safe in the face of climate change impacts.			crc@crcommunities.org	‪(408) 359-8912‬
159	Climate Resolve		Los Angeles	Pete Marsh			Builds collaborations to champion equitable climate solutions.			info@climateresolve.org	(213) 634-3790
160	Climate Xchange		Boston	Pete Marsh			Achieve a rapid and equitable transition towards a zero-emissions economy by advancing state climate policy.		State Climate Policy Network Manager	info@climate-xchange.org	(617) 624-0919
161	Coalition for Clean Air		Los Angeles	Connie Sullivan			Protect public health, improve air quality, and prevent climate change.	Bill Magavern	Policy Director	bill@ccair.org	(213) 223-6860
162	Coalition for Environmental Equity and Economics			Xander Bernstein			Community power-building, environmental and economic justice, social equity, and energy democracy. Diverse Coalition of Tenant Rights , Environmental & Climate Justice, Immigrant Rights,& Faith-based Coalition			info@ceeetruth.org	(510)264-7400
163	Coastal Lands Action Network?			Xander Bernstein
164	COFEM (Federation of Clubs and Associations of Michoacanos in North America)						Empower immigrant communities to be full participants in the social, political, economic, and cultural life of the United States and their home country.			admin@cofem.org	(213) 417-8390
165	Comite Civico del Valle		Brawley				Serves various California communities [especially IV "Lithium Valley] through collaborative efforts with other established Environmental Justice organizations and in partnership with researchers, academia, and government agencies.			contact@ccvhealth.org	(760) 351 8761
166	Comité Pro Uno		Huntington Park				Build people’s power in California’s communities of color and low income communities to achieve environmental health and justice by preventing and reducing pollution and building green, healthy and sustainable communities and environments.				(323) 560-1111
167	Communities for a Better Environment		Huntington Park	Pete Marsh			Achieve environmental health and justice by preventing and reducing pollution and building green, healthy and sustainable communities and environments.	Bahram Fazeli	Director of Research and Policy		323 826 9771
168	Community Clean Water Institute		Sonoma County				Dedicated to protecting water quality and public health throughout Northern California by identifying pollution sources through the collection and analysis of water quality data.	Lynn Hamilton	President	ccwi@communitycleanwater.org
169	Community Water Center						Building a movement for community-driven water solutions.	Kyle Jones	Policy & Legal Director	info@communitywatercenter.org	916-706-3346
170	Congregational Community Church of Sunnyvale (UCC)		Sunnyvale								(408) 739-3285
171	Conservative Coalition for Climate (C3) Solutions		Falls Church, VA				Promote free market solutions for climate change. Look at economic impacts, accelerate energy innvotation & infrastructure resiliency, promote agricultural & forestry practices	Nick Loris	VP of Public Policy	info@c3solutions.org	202-832-6589
172	Conservative Energy Network		Lansing, MI				Champion secure, reliable, affordable, clean American energy leveraging the powerful forces of free markets over government mandates.	Connor Marley	Policy Manager		517-258-1459
173	Cool OC		Tustin				Building sustainable, resilient, and community rich blocks, one neighborhood at a time			admin@cooloc.org
174	Cool the Earth / Ride & Drive Clean (collaboration)			Al Grumet	4	Collaborate with Executive Director and Board members	Leading an equitable transition to clean transportation. Educate and engage individuals in fighting climate change by motivating them to take significant climate actions to reduce their personal carbon footprint.	Lawrie Mott; Carleen Cullen	Board Chair; Founder			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
175	Courage California		Los Angeles				Unite and equip Californians to hold leaders accountable and take courageous action for change. Priority Legislation			info@couragecalifornia.org
176	Courageous Resistance and Indivisible of the Desert		Palm Springs
177	Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES)		Washington, DC				Engage Republican policymakers and the public about responsible, conservative solutions to address our nation’s energy, economic, and environmental security while increasing America’s competitive edge.	Christina Baworowsky	Vice President of Policy and Advocacy	cbaworowsky@cresenergy.com
178	Davis United Methodist Church Service & Justice Ministry		Davis					Brandon Austin	Pastor	revboffice@davisumc.org	530-756-2170
179	Defend Ballona Wetlands						Oppose wetlands restoration on grounds that FF industry wants to renew extraction efforts
180	Del Paso Heights Growers' Alliance		Sacramento				Build sustainable neighborhoods and circular economies through policy, advocacy, and experiential education.	Fatima Malik	Executive Director	info@dphga.org
181	Democratic Club of West Orange County		Fountain Valley					Ron Varasteh	President	dcwoc@demclubofwestoc.com
182	Democratic Socialists of America - San Diego		San Diego				Building progressive movements for social change in San Diego while establishing an openly democratic socialist presence in our communities and politics.
183	Designing Accessible Communities ?defunct
184	Eagle Architects		Chico					Alan Chambers	Owner		(530) 898-0123
185	Earth Island Institute		Berkeley				Provides support to environmental action projects and to the next generation of environmental leaders in order to achieve solutions to the crises threatening the survival of life on Earth				510-859-9100
186	East Area Progressive Democrats		Los Angeles					Hans Johnson	President	eapd.la@gmail.com	323 992 0211
187	East Los Angeles Boyle Heights Coalition		Los Angeles				Supports development that empowers the community by promoting cultural and historical
188	East Valley Indivisibles		San Fernando Valley				Championing democratic values in all our elected officials by supporting strong progressive candidates and holding them accountable once in office			nfo@eastvalleyindivisibles.comi
189	Eco Chicos		Santa Clarita Valley				Student environmental group at Canyon High School
190	EcoClimate Society (youth)		Global	Al Grumet	4	Mentor founder of organization	Raise awareness about climate change's impact on us, not just on plants and animals	Candace Tang	Founder & President			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
191	EcoEquity		Berkeley				Focused on political and theoretical work on global climate solutions that are fair enough to actually work.	Tom Athanasiou	Founder	toma@ecoequity.org
192	Ecology Center		Berkeley				Improving the health and the environmental impacts of urban residents.			info@ecologycenter.org	(510) 526-1131 ext 701
193	Electric Vehicle Association California Central Coast & Other California Chapters						Accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles
194	Elkhorn Slough Foundation		Santa Cruz County				Conserve and restore Elkhorn Slough and its watershed.			questionsforus@elkhornslough.org	831-728-5939
195	Endangered Habitats League						Protect diverse ecosystems of Southern California and to sensitive and sustainable land use for the benefit of all the region's inhabitants.	Dan Silver	Executive Director	dsilverla@me.com	213-804-2750
196	Environmental and Political Action Alerts?
197	Environmental Center of San Diego		San Diego				Protect and enhance San Diego’s natural environment through education, advocacy and direct action, and to ensure access to the coast where feasible.			contactecosd@gmail.com	805-835-1833
198	Environmental Justice Coalition for Water		Stockton				Educate, empower, and nurture a community-based coalition that serves as a public voice and an effective advocate for environmental justice issues in California water policy.	Myrah Vivanco	Executive Director	myrah@ejcw.org	209-590-4646
199	Environmental Protection Information Center		Arcata				Advocates for the science-based protection and restoration of Northwest California’s forests, rivers, and wildlife with an integrated approach combining public education, citizen advocacy, and strategic litigation.			epic@wildcalifornia.org	(707)-822-7711
200	Environmental Working Group		Sacramento & D.C.				Empower you with breakthrough research to make informed choices and live a healthy life in a healthy environment. Has an energy focus	Bill Allayaud			(916) 307-5680
201	Equity Transit		Capitola				Representing the Underserved Voices Vital to our Community by Working to Ensure Affordable, Equitable, Environmentally Wise Public Transit Essential for our Vibrant Future			info@equitytransit.org
202	Extinction Rebellion America - Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz				Non-violent direct action and civil disobedience to persuade governments to act justly on the Climate and Ecological Emergency.			xrsc@protonmail.com
203	Extinction Rebellion Los Angeles		Los Angelels				Spark and sustain a spirit of collective, creative rebellion which will enable much needed changes in our political, economic, and social landscape.
204	Extinction Rebellion San Francisco Bay Area		San Francisco
205	Families Advocating for Chemical and Toxics Safety		Oakland				Serve as clearinghouse for evidence-based information and expert resources in children’s environmental health focusing on Colima communities			FACTStoAction@gmail.com
206	Federación de Clubes Colima		Colima, MX/ Lynnwood, CA							alvagarcia.pro_migrantes@yahoo.com
207	Federación de Clubes y Asociaciones?
208	Federación de Guanajuatenses					Last Facebook post 2022
209	Federación de Nayaritas en Estados Unidos		San Diego				Immigrant community support			fenay.usamex@yahoo.com
210	Federación Duranguenese USA		Huntington Park				Immigrant community support				(323) 537-9338
211	Feminists in Action, Los Angeles		Los Angeles			unable to access as on X (Gregg)
212	First Church Berkeley UCC		Berkeley				Has Green Team			info@fccb.org	(510) 848-3696
213	First Congregational Church of Long Beach		Long Beach	Bill Nash
214	Fossil Free Mid-Peninsula		San Mateo County				Want elected representatives to acknowledge that the climate crisis; focus renewable energy, electrification
215	Fossil Fuel Free UCD		Davis				Part of a UC-wide movement to make the 10 University of California campuses fossil free.
216	Friends of Fitzgerald Marine Reserve		Moss Beach				Educate about local reserve			info@fitzgeraldreserve.org
217	Friends of the Climate Action Plan?
218	Friends of the Los Angeles River		Los Angeles	Pete Marsh			Build capacity for communities, students, and future leaders to advocate for nature, climate, and equity on the Los Angeles River			contact@folar.org	323.223.0585
219	Friends of the Urban Forest						Plant trees in San Francisco	Brian Wiedenmeier	Executive Director		415-561-6890
220	Gallaher Community Housing		Windsor				Affordale housing in Sonoma County			info@gallahercommunityhousing.com	707 535-3200
221	Glendale Environmental Coalition		Glendale	Pete Marsh			Ensuring a healthy and sustainable environment for all			contact@gec.eco
222	Good Neighbor Steering Committee of Benicia?						Watchdog group over Benecia Refinery air quality
223	Grades of Green		El Segundo				Educate and empower students to take action and lead environmental change.			info@gradesofgreen.org	(310) 607-0175
224	Grassroots Institute - Climate Crisis Workgroup		Mendocino				Collaborating for a brighter, cleaner, climate future, in Mendocino County			grassrootsinstitute707@gmail.com	707-593-6084
225	Greater Harvest Church of God in Christ?
226	Green Change			Al Grumet	5	Member of organization leadership team	A climate action network of concerned citizens helping eachother to live sustainably and fight climate change.	Fabrice Florin	Executive Director			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
227	Green New Deal at UC San Diego		San Diego
228	Green the Church		Oakland				Sustainability initiative designed to tap into the power and purpose of the Black Church Community and expand the role of churches as centers for environmental and economic resilience.	Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll	Founder	info@greenthechurch.org	(510) 369-3541
229	Greenbank Associates, defunct?		Piedmont				Green building (CHPS/LEED) and sustainability consultancy				(510) 658-8060
230	Greening Committee of Kehilla Community Synagogue		Piedmont					Ralph Silber		ralph@kehillasynagogue.org
231	Greenpeace LA		Los Angeles	Pete Marsh
232	Greenpeace USA		Washington, DC				Peaceful protest and creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems and promote solutions	Tefere Gebre	Chief Program Officer	connect@greenpeace.us	800-722-6995
233	Habitat for Humanity		Atlanta				Build homes, communities and hope.	Jonathan Reckford	CEO		(800) 422-4828
234	Hammond Climate Solutions Foundation		San Diego	Pete Marsh			Correcting our Planet's Trajectory	Justin Hammond	Founder	connect@hcs.foundation	(858) 215-4483
235	Hang Out Do Good (HODG)		Los Angeles				Making our world more just			hangoutdogood@gmail.com
236	Heal the Bay		Santa Monica	Pete Marsh			Making the coastal waters and watersheds in Greater Los Angeles safe, healthy, and clean.	Tracy Quinn	CEO		(310) 451-1500
237	Hills for Everyone		Brea				Protect, preserve and restore the environmental resources and natural environs of the Puente-Chino Hills and surrounding areas	Mike Hughes	President	info@HillsForEveryone.org	714-687-1555
238	Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association		Sacramento				Protection of Proposition 13 and the advancement of taxpayers’ rights, including the right to limited taxation, the right to vote on tax increases and the right of economical, equitable and efficient use of taxpayer dollars- Has PAC	Jon Coupal	President	info@hjta.org	916-444-9950
239	Human Impact Partners		Berkeley				Transforms the field of public health to center equity and builds collective power with social justice movements. Climate justice is one focus	Lili Farhung		lili@humanimpact.org	(510) 452-9442
240	Humboldt Progressive Democrats		Arcata	Pete Marsh			Humboldt County-support candidates and issues through a combination of education, community organizing, and direct action at the local, state, and national levels			HumProgDems@gmail.com
241	In Good Company		San Diego				Deliver accessible climate education to drive justice-centered action.	Adrienne Fusek	Executive Director	hello@igc.earth	(619) 717-2810
242	Indivisible Alta Pasadena		Pasadena
243	Indivisible CA Green Team		Statewide	Pete Marsh				Jennifer Tanner	Leader			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
244	Indivisible CA-34		Los Angeles
245	Indivisible East Bay		East Bay				Working to expand and protect our democracy and enact a progressive legislative agenda.			info@indivisibleeb.org
246	Indivisible Marin		Marin				Advocacy with elected officials and other influential leaders to promote a government that functions by and for the people.	Susan Morgan	Founder	info@indivisiblemarin.org
247	Invisible Resisters Walnut Creek		Concord				Hold our members of Congress accountable for representing our needs and values
248	Indivisible Ross Valley		San Anselmo							indivisiblerossvalley@gmail.com
249	Indivisible Sacramento		Sacramento				Defend those norms and institutions by sharing information with its members about current events and issues, promoting civic engagement and voter turnout, and communicating regularly with our elected officials.			indivisiblesacramentoca@gmail.com
250	Indivisible San Francisco (Occupy SF)		San Francisco				Peacefully protesting politico-economic corruption			admin@occupysf.net
251	Indivisible San Jose		San Jose				Protect our democracy through empowering all people,			indivisiblesanjose@gmail.com
252	Indivisible San Pedro		San Pedro
253	Indivisible Santa Cruz County		Santa Cruz				Focuses on our local state and federal elected officials in California.	Amanda Harris Altice	Co-Chair	indivisiblesantacruzcounty.com
254	Indivisible Sonoma County		Sonoma				Political action to protect the values, freedoms and institutions that are the foundation of our democracy.			Indivisiblesoco@gmail.com
255	Indivisible Stanislaus		Modesto				Holding our representatives accountable for their policies that are adverse to our interests
256	Indivisible Ventura		Ventura							indivisibleventura@gmail.com
257	Indivisible Westside LA		Westwood, LA							indivisibleca33@gmail.com
258	Inland Equity Community Land Trust		Riverside, San Bernardino				Promoting social equity and sustainable development by providing high-quality, affordable housing	Maribel Nunez	Executive Director	maribel@inlandequitypartnership.org
259	LA Compost		Los Angeles				Support a healthy transition where food is never wasted, but returned to the soil for the next cycle of life.	Michelle Barton	Board Chair	info@lacompost.org
260	LA Conservation Corps		Los Angeles	Pete Marsh			Create equitable opportunities for young people to build resilience in themselves, their communities and the environment through a program of work, education and support.	Wendy Butts	CEO
261	La Familia Sana		Cloverdale				Sustainably improve the health and wellness of underserved communities through empowerment, education, direct support services and advocacy.	Jade Weymouth	Executive Director	info@lafamiliasana.org	(707) 669 0289
262	Labor Rise Climate Jobs Action		San Francisco				Union members working to amplify labor’s voice in the climate struggle.
263	LaPlaca and Associates LLC		Boone, NC				Gas & Electricity egulatory expert	Nancy Laplaca
264	Last Chance Alliance			Pete Marsh			Replace exploitive and polluting fossil fuels with clean energy, healthy communities, good jobs in a thriving future for all.
265	LAX Area Democratic Club		Los Angeles	Connie Sullivan				Alfred Lay	President	al_lay@hotmail.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
266	LIFT Economy		San Francisco				Consulting firm whose mission is to create, model, and share a racially just, regenerative, and locally self-reliant economy that works for the benefit of all life.	Ryan Honeyman	Partner	ryan@lifteconomy.com
267	Livermore Indivisible		Livermore				Support national issues and closely related state and local issues involving human rights, voting rights, civil rights, racial justice, the environment, immigration, education, the judiciary, and health care.			info@livermoreindivisible.org
268	Local Clean Energy Alliance		Oakland				Pp\romote the development and democratization of local renewable energy resources as key to addressing climate change, advancing social and racial justice, and building sustainable and resilient communities.			info@localcleanenergy.org
269	Long Beach Alliance for Clean Energy		Long Beach	Pete				Dave Shukla	Co-founder	dave.mvmt@gmail.com
270	Long Beach Community Table		Long Beach	Pete Marsh			Foster sustainable community to support the well-being, empowerment, and self-determination of food- and housing-insecure residents in the greater Long Beach area with dignity and compassioF	Kristen Cox	Executive Director	LBCommunityTable@gmail.com	562-548-0774
271	Long Beach Democratic Club		Long Beach	Bill Nash			Activate the community in advancing the ideals and goals of the California and National Democratic Party in the City of Long Beach	Greg Hollins	President	thelbdemclub@gmail.com
272	Long Beach Environmental Alliance		Long Beach					John Kindred	Co-Founder	lbenvironmental.alliance@gmail.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
273	Long Beach Gray Panthers		Long Beach	Connie Sullivan			Provide education and advocacy on Older Adult issues in social and economic justice; a clean sustainable environment; etc.			longbeachgraypanthers@gmail.com	(562) 336-1595
274	Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust		Los Angeles				Operate urban parks & community gardens	Tori Kjer	Executive DIrector	communications@lanlt.org	213-572-0188
275	Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust		Long Beach	Bill Nash			Saving and restoring what remained of this unique estuary.	John Fries	President
276	Lucky Duck Ranch?
277	Lutheran Office of Public Policy-California		Sacramento				Advocate with and on behalf of others in the quest for economic justice, the protection of human rights, reconciliation, and responsible stewardship of God’s Creation.	Savannah Jorgensen	Legislative Coordinator	Savannah.Jorgensen@elca.org	916.208.5334
278	Lutherans Restoring Creation		Braintree, MA				Grassroots movement promoting care for creation			info@lutheransrestoringcreation.org	(617) 599-2722
279	Madera Coalition for Community Justice		Madera				Educate and assist low-income residents of Madera County by working together to obtain appropriate and sufficient food, clothing, health care, educational and employment opportunities and other fundamental needs.	Linette Lomeli	Executive Director	info@maderaccj.org	(559) 661-1879
280	Marin Conservation League		San Rafael	Al Grumet	4	Active member of Clean Energy Group	Acquire and preserve some of Marin's defining public lands.	Bob Miller; Ken Strong	Director; Board Member	mcl@marinconservationleague.org	(415) 485-6257
281	Marin Interfaith Council		San Rafael	Al Grumet	0		Celebrate faith, advocates justice and builds community.	Scott Quinn	Executive Director	programs@marinifc.org	415-456-6957
282	Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Center		Oakland				Advance youth and family civic engagement, ethical leadership, and economic and educational equity.	Roy Wilson	Executive Director		510-434-3988
283	Mercy Housing California		San Francisco				Create stable, vibrant, and healthy communities.	Doug Shoemaker	President	DShoemaker@mercyhousing.org	(415) 355-7100
284	Monterey Bay Aquarium		Monterey				Inspire conservation of the ocean				831.648.4800
285	Monterey County Renters United		Monterey					Esther Malkin	Founder	RentersVote1@gmail.com
286	Moore Institute for Plastic Pollution Research		Los Angeles	Bill Nash			Expand our knowledge about plastics and how they impact our environment and our health& provide the results of our findings to governmental policy makers and industry decision makers	Shelly Moore	Executive Director	shelly@mooreplasticresearch.org	(562) 726-3365
287	Morongo Basin Conservation Association		Joshua Tree				Advocate and educate for a healthy desert environment which nurtures wildlands and supports our communities’ rural character, economic well-being, and culture.	Steve Bardwell	Presdient	info@mbconservation.org	(760) 366-9862
288	Mothers For Peace		San Luis Obispo	Hailey Pietz			Diablo Canyon and other nuclear reactors, nuclear weapons, and radioactive waste; promote peace, environmental and social justice, and renewable energy	Jane Swanson			(805) 440-1359
289	Mothers Out Front		Boston				Build our power as mothers to ensure a livable climate for all children.	Beth Shipp	Executive Director		617-520-4970
290	Move Faster			Stephen Tanner
291	Napa Climate NOW! (350 Affiliate)		Napa				Advocate a just and socially equitable transition to clean energy, reducing emissions of highly potent climate pollutants, restoring natural climate systems, etc.
292	National Wildlife Federation		Reston, VA				Uniting all Americans to ensure wildlife and people thrive in a rapidly changing world	Collin O'Mara	President & Executive Director	info@nwf.org
293	Neighbors for Progressive Action					FB doesn't look active
294	Newport Bay Conservancy		Newport Beach				Protect and preserve the Upper Newport Bay through education, restoration, research and advocacy	Heather Cieslak	Operations Director	heather.cieslak@newportbay.org	(949) 923-2269
295	NextGen Policy						Progressive policy change to address environmental, social, racial, and economic inequities in California through justice-centered legislative advocacy, grassroots partnerships, and democratic civic engagement.	Samantha Seng	Legislative Director & Policy Advisor
296	North County Climate Change Alliance		San Diego	Susan Kobara			Empower people and organizations to take action on climate disruption through education, collaboration and mobilization	Marian Sedio	Secretary			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
297	Northridge Indivisible		Northridge				Drive political change starting at the local level.			info@trnindivisible.org	(323) 642-8683
298	NSI Services, Inc ?
299	Oakland Education Association		Oakland				Building a more racially and socially just school district-	Ismael Armendariz	President	info@oaklandea.org	(510) 763-4020
300	Oil and Gas Action Network		Berkeley				Support grassroots and frontline movements taking action for a just world beyond fossil fuels, including training organizers	Matt Leonard	Director at Large	info@OilGasAction.org
301	Oil Change International		Washington, DC				Exposing the true costs of fossil fuels and facilitating the ongoing transition to clean energy.	Elizabeth Bast	Executive Director	ebast@priceofoil.org	202.518.9029
302	Open Air Collective		Austin, Tx	Karl Danz	4	Karl has worked with them on attempting passage of SB308 in 2024	Global network to advance, accelerate and co-invent carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through collaborative advocacy, and research & development missions.	Chris Neidl	Co-founder	cneidl@gmail.com	917-676-1153
303	Orange County Climate Coalition			Max Wang		Max is CCL member of steering committee	Reach zero carbon by 2030, leading the world on effective, equitable climate action
304	Organización Regional de Oaxaca Por El Respeto y La Defensa De Nuestra Cultura		Los Angeles				Promote and preserve indigenous Oaxacan culture in California	Mauro Hernandez	President	info@guelaguetzaoro.com	310-869-4738
305	Orinda Community Church		Orinda					Elizabeth Robinson	Pasto	elizabeth.orindachurch@gmail.com	925 254 4906
306	Our City San Francisco		San Francisco				Linking families, neighbors, communities and elected officials with a shared vision of a better San Francisco and California.			info@our-city.org	415-756-8844
307	Pacific Energy Policy Center		La Mesa					Don Wood	Senior Policy Advisor	Dwood8@cox.net	619-463-9035
308	Pacific Environment		San Francisco				Granting and training programs for grassroots environmental leaders that nurtures creative activism and leadership	Shannon Wright	Executive Director		415.399.8850
309	Pacoima Beautiful		Pacoima				rovides education, impacts local policy, and supports local arts and culture in order to promote a healthy and sustainable San Fernando Valley.	Veronica Padilla-Campos	Executive Director	info@pacoimabeautiful.org	818.899.2454
310	Palos Verdes Democrats		Palos Verdes	Connie Sullivan				Rob Wynne	President	pvpdems@pvpdemocrats.org		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
311	PDA-CA (Progressive Democrats of America-California)		San Diego				Promote and empower progressive local and state candidates, office holders, coalitions, activists, initiatives and legislation.	Michael Thaller	President	info@pda-ca.com	619-962-9670
312	Peace Action		Silver Spring, MD				Committed to organizing a powerful peace movement	Jon Rainwater	Executive Director	jrainwater@peaceaction.org	800-949-9020 ext. 106
313	Pelican Media		San Francisco				Production of films with environmental themes.	Judy Irving	Executive Director	films@pelicanmedia.org	415.362.2420
314	Peralta Federation of Teachers		Oakland					Sejal Barbaria	Executive Director	sejal@pft1603.org	510-807-8155
315	Physicians for Social Responsibility Los Angeles		Los Angeles	Pete Marsh			Envisions a democratic, equitable, and just society powered by thriving communities and a regenerative economy that values the environment, human rights, and health	Martha Dina Argüello	Executive Director	info@psr-la.org
316	Physicians for Social Responsibility San Francisco Bay		San Francisco				Promote public policies that protect human health from the threats of nuclear war and other weapons of mass destruction, global environmental degradation, climate change, the epidemic of gun violence, and other social injustices	Robert Gould	President	info@sfbaypsr.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
317	Physicians for Social Responsibility Sacramento		Sacramento							info@sacpsr.org	916-955-6333
318	Pink Panthers?
319	Placer Earth Care Action		Placer County				Committed to work to protect, restore, and heal our Earth home for the well-being of all beings with whom we co-exist	Beth Gonzales	Co-Director	beth@ppoft.org
320	Plastic Pollution Coalition		Washington, DC				Collaborates with an expansive global alliance of organizations, businesses, and individuals to create a more just, equitable, regenerative world free of plastic pollution and its toxic impacts.	Dianna Cohen	Co-Founder and CEO	info@plasticpollutioncoalition.org	(323) 936-3010
321	PowerCA Action		California				Advances a progressive agenda for justice and equity for all Californians by engaging, mobilizing and building the leadership of young voters of color and their families.	Angelica Salas	Chair, Board	info@powercaaction.org
322	Power San Diego		San Diego				Provide electric service at a fair, reasonable, and affordable rates while maximizing economic benefit to the people of San Diego.	Bill Powers		hello@wearepowersandiego.com
323	Presente.org						Advance Latinx power and create winning campaigns that amplify Latinx voices; expand the political imagination and traditional boundaries; and foster inspiration for freedom, equity, and justice.	Matt Nelson	Executive Director	info@presente.org
324	Progressive Democrats of the Santa Monica Mountains		Woodland Hills				Democratic club	Dorothy Reik	President	dorothyreik@pdsmm.org
325	Project Green Home		Palo Alto	Xander Bernstein			LEED Platinum, Zero Net-Energy, Passive House			sven@projectgreenhome.org.
326	Protect Playa Now		Playa del Rey				Shut down Playa del Rey gas storage facility
327	Public Power San Diego		San Diego	Susan Kobara/Gregg Lichtenstein	4 (Gregg)		Advocates for a community-owned, independently run, non-profit electric utility committed to locally produced and distributed clean and sustainable energy.	Craig Rose	Member, Steering Committee	info@publicpowersd.org
328	Rachel Carson Returns?
329	Rainforest Action Network		San Francisco				Preserve forests, protects the climate and upholds human rights by challenging corporate power and systemic injustice through frontline partnerships and strategic campaigns	Aditi Sen	Climate and Energy Program Director	answers@ran.org	(415) 398-4404.
330	Redeemer Community Partnership		Los Angeles				Create a safe, healthy, opportunity-rich community where children, youth and their families thrive.	Richard Parks	President	admin@redeemercp.org	(323) 248-1780
331	Redwood Energy			Pete Marsh			Collaborative, innovative design firm working on electrification of housing complexes	Sean Armstrong	Managing Principal	admin@redwoodenergy.net	(707) 234-7573
332	Reform & Sustain		Orange County				Educate and connect young people to ways they can take action on environmental issues			reformandsustain@gmail.com
333	Resource Renewal Institute		Fairfax				Advance environmental leadership and solve complex environmental challenges with inventive land and water management	Chance Cutrano	Director of Programs	admin@rri.org	(415)-928-3774
334	Rise South City		South San Francisco				Create a new center of gravity in the climate movement by uniting frontline communities, allies, and organizations toward resilient, regenerative, and equitable neighborhoods.	Julio Garcia	Executive Director	julio@rise-southcity.org	(650) 461-0397
335	Rising Sun Center for Opportunity		Oakland				Build career pathways for economic equity and climate resilience	Julia Hatton	President & CEO	hatton@risingsunopp.org	510-665-1501 ext. 305
336	RiverLA		Los Angeles				Gring people, water, and nature together while pursuing a sustainable revitalization of the 51-miles of the Los Angeles River corridor.	Kate Moulene	CEO	info@riverla.org	(323) 221-7800
337	Rooted in Resistance (Indivisible)		Pasadena							rootsresist@gmail.com
338	RootsAction.org		Sacramento				Galvanize people who are committed to economic fairness, equal rights for all, civil liberties, environmental protection and defunding endless wars.
339	Saddles That Fit!		Plymouth, CA				Educate our clients, and help them find a saddle that works for them.			Saddlesthatfit@earthlink.net	209-245-3789
340	Samuel Lawrence Foundation		Del Mar	Susan Kobara			Promote human interaction and encourage broader community access to science, education, and the arts, esp nuclear waste at San Onofre	Bart Ziegler	President & Co-Founder	admin@samuellawrencefoundation.org
341	San Diego Building Electrification Coalition		San Diego	Marc Friedmann/Susan Kobara			Accelerate electrification in residential and commercial buildings in the San Diego region
342	San Diego Democrats for Environmental Action		San Diego				Provide a forum and opportunity to stimulate the active interest within the Democratic Party, to support a broad platform of environmental and green issues, and to contribute a greater understanding among the Democratic activist base for more comprehensive and dedicated approach to these issues.	Richard Ram	President
343	San Diego Green Building Council		San Diego	Susan Kobara			Promote sustainable building and community practices to bring the San Diego region closer to achieving its climate, water, waste, and energy goals.	Colleen FitzSimons	Executive Director
344	San Diego Progressive Democratic Club		San Diego				Promote an activist base, and to assist and enable Democratic candidates to run and win on progressive principles.	Brendan Bargman	President	info@SDProgressives.com
345	San Diego Veterans For Peace		San Diego				Speak out for peace; has climate focus			president@sdvfp.org
346	San Francisco Baykeeper		San Francisco				Hold polluters and government agencies accountable to create healthier communities and help wildlife thrive.	Sejal Choksi-Chugh	Executive Director		510.735.9700
347	San Francisco Climate Emergency Coalition		San Francisco	Lindsey Alami			Propel San Francisco to equitably achieve deep emissions reductions at emergency speed.			info@sfclimateemergency.org
348	San Joaquin Urban Native Council		Stockton				Provide a voice and support for Urban Natives in the San Joaquin Valley of California while building strong networks, encouraging indigenous representation, environmental justice, socicultural and historic preservation, and promoting family values.			sjuncouncil@gmail.com
349	San Joaquin Valley Democratic Club		Fresno				Educate eligible voters in our service area and motivating them to vote	James Williams	President		(559) 312-3925
350	San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace		San Luis Obispo				Educate on dangers of nuclear power, weapons and waste on national and global levels.			slo.mothers.for.peace@gmail.com	(805) 440-1359
351	San Mateo Climate Action Team- Part of Silicon Valley 350.org			Pete Marsh			Support local solutions to the climate crisis that protect the health and economic vitality of the San Mateo community and promote equity for all.	Robert Whitehair	Co-Leader	sanmateocity@350siliconvalley.org
352	Santa Barbara Standing Rock Coalition						Support #NoDakota Pipeline, the Rights of Indigenous peoples/Mother Earth
353	Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos		Santa Cruz				Promote multicultural social justice, nonviolence, and economic equity through cultural healing, civic leadership, and community development.	Daniel “Nane” Alejandrez	Executive Director	nane.scbu@gmail.com	(831) 457-8208, ext. 13
354	Santa Cruz Climate Action Network		Santa Cruz	Pete Marsh			Address the current Climate Change Emergency, recognizing that failure to act quickly will have devastating effects on future generations
355	Santa Cruz for Bernie		Santa Cruz	Hailey Pietz						info@sc4b.org
356	Save CA Solar			Pete Marsh			Ensure that rooftop solar continues to grow and benefit every Californian
357	SAVE THE FROGS!
358	Seed Library of LA		Los Angeles				Provide info on seed libraries in LA area			membership@slola.org	310.666.9278
359	Sequoia ForestKeeper		Weldon, CA				Protect and restore the ecosystems of the southern Sierra Nevada – including both the Sequoia National Forest and the Giant Sequoia National Monument – through monitoring, enforcement, education, and litigation.				866-533-7873	8/22/24 site in flux
360	SFUU Social Justice Committee		Auburn				Educate and engage with the UU congregation and local groups regarding social justice issues	Carol Koons	Chair	admin@mysfuu.org	530-823-0923
361	Showing Up for Racial Justice Ventura County		Ventura							surjvc@gmail.com
362	Sierra Club Angeles Chapter		LA & Orange Counties	Pete Marsh				Morgan Goodwin	Senior Chapter Director	morgan.goodwin@sierraclub.org	(213) 728-7543
363	Sierra Club Marin		Berkeley	Al Grumet	4	Sierra Club Marin is constrained by positions of its parent organizations		Chance Cutrano	Exec Committee member
364	Sierra Club San Diego		San Diego	Gregg Lichtenstein	1	Member	1 of 64 national chapters to educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment	Linda Ross	Chair, Executive Committee	scoffice@sierrasd.org	(858) 569-6005
365	Sierra Club San Francisco Bay		Berkeley	Al Grumet	3	Collaborate with head of Sierra Club Marin. Sierra Club SF Bay is constrained by positions of its parent organizations.		Sarah Ranney; Melissa Yu	Director; Senior Energy Campaigns Representative	info@sfbaysc.org	(510) 848-0800
366	Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action						Empowers teens and young adults to combat climate change immediately through impactful education and policy initiatives.	Monica Mallon	Program Coordinator	monica@svyouthclimate.org
367	Siskiyou Habitat for Humanity		Yreka				Dedicated to eliminating substandard housing locally and worldwide through constructing, rehabilitating and preserving homes; by advocating for fair and just housing policies	Pat Vela	Executive Director
368	SLO Climate Coalition			Hailey Pietz			Champion high-impact, regional climate solutions by bringing together community expertise, creativity & resources.	Laura Albers	Executive Director
369	SoCal 350		Southern California				Organize, activate, and engage across class, gender, racial, and ethnic lines to build a mass movement across Southern California for a healthy climate and a 100% clean energy future with full employment.	Sherry Lear	Legislative Committee Coordinator	socalclimateaction@gmail.com
370	Social Compassion in Legislation		Laguna Beach				Promote legislation that saves and protects animals in California and beyond	Nick Sackett	Director of Legislative Affairs		(949) 627-5048
371	Social Eco Education?
372	SocioEnergetics Foundation- defunct?
373	SoHum Housing Opportunities		Redway, CA				Explore all options for creating this, including safe, legal camping, transitional housing villages, and eventually permanent housing.	Patte Rae	President	sho.patterae@gmail.com
374	Solar Rights Alliance		San Diego	Pete Marsh			Alerts when there is a threat or opportunity to your solar investment, and provide you with simple and clear ways that you can make your voice heard. We provide information about buying, maintaining or improving your solar system.	Dave Rosenfeld	Executive Director	info@SolarRights.org	619-292-8740
375	Solar United Neighbors		Washington, DC	Pete Marsh			Help people go solar and fight for their energy rights.	Anya Schoolman	Executive Director		202-888-3601
376	Sonoma County Climate Activist Network (SoCoCAN!)		Sonoma County				Unite local groups and concerned citizens so that we can meet this new decade with a clear vision of actions that address the social, political and environmental challenges of our time.			sonomacountycan@gmail.com	707-595-0320
377	Sonoma County Tenants Union		Santa Rosa				Affordable housing			sctu707@gmail.com
378	Sonora USA?
379	South Bay Progressive Alliance		San Jose				Unite diverse individuals, communities, and organizations into an inclusive coalition that fights to elect local corporate-free candidates, enact progressive policies, and build institutions and a society based on democracy, equity, cooperation, compassion and sustainability.	Rob Means	Co-Coordinator	Info@SouthBayPA.org	408-262-8975
380	South Bay Sustainable Communities Network		Chula Vista				Build healthy and sustainable communities by encouraging people to create lasting change in their daily lives through education and community engagement in environmental conservation, neighborhood composting, and sustainable urban farming.	Tina Matthias	Executive Director	sbsustainablecommunities@gmail.com
381	Stand Strong LA Indivisible							Janeen	Leader		818-825-1490
382	Stay Cool for Grandkids		San Diego	Stephen Tanner, Gregg Lichtenstein			Speak for those too young to have a voice regarding climate policies: our children and grandchildren.	Linda Giannelli Pratt	Advisory Council Chairperson	sdstaycool4grandkids@gmail.com		8/21/24 Gregg knows Geri Ingram, a membmer of the executive team
383	Stop OAK Expansion Coalition		Oakland				Stop Oakland Airport expansion
384	Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education (SCOPE)		Los Angeles				Build grassroots power to create social and economic justice for low-income, immigrant, woman, femme, black, and brown communities in LA	Gloria Medina	Executive Director	gmedina@scopela.org	(323) 789-7920
385	Sunflower Alliance		El Cerrito	Xander Bernstein			Ccmmitted to environmental justice and the health and safety of all Bay Area communities threatened by toxic pollution and climate change.			action@sunflower-alliance.org
386	Sunrise LA		Los Angeles				Force the government to end the era of fossil fuel elites, invest in Black, brown and working class communities, and create millions of good union jobs			sunrisemovementlosangeles@gmail.com
387	Sunrise Movement Long Beach Hub		Long Beach	Pete Marsh			Force the government to end the era of fossil fuel elites, invest in Black, brown and working class communities, and create millions of good union jobs			sunriselongbeach@gmail.com
388	Sunrise Movement Orange County		Orange County	Pete Marsh			Force the government to end the era of fossil fuel elites, invest in Black, brown and working class communities, and create millions of good union jobs			contact@sunriseoc.org
389	Surfrider		San Clemente	Pete Marsh			Protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves, and beaches, for all people, through a powerful activist network.	Chad Nelsen		info@surfrider.org
390	Surfrider Long Beach		Long Beach	Bill Nash
391	Surfrider South Orange County		Orange County	Bill Nash				Henry Chou	Chairman		949-625-5700
392	Surfrider San Diego		San Diego
393	Sustainable Claremont		Claremont	Hailey Pietz			Engage people in education and action to create a more sustainable community – environmentally, socially, and economically.	Stuart Wood	Executive Director		(909) 625-8767 x238
394	Sustainable Contra Costa		Contra Costa				Desig and build pathways to ecologically sustainable, economically vibrant, and socially just communities for all.	Tina Neuhausel	President		925-222-5251
395	Sustainable Energy Group?		Grass Valley				Solar installer	Brian Gardner	Owner	info@seg.energy	(530) 273-4422
396	Sustainable Marin		Ross	Al Grumet	4	I lead an organization that is fiscally-sponsored by Sustainable Marin		Wendi Kallins	President	info@sustainablemarin.org		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
397	Sustainable Marin Schools			Al Grumet	4	I collaborate with the founder / ED	Zero Waste, Energy Efficiency/Electrification, Environmental Literacy, Greening Schoolyards	Lisa Clarke	Executive Director			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
398	Sustainable Mill Valley			Al Grumet	5	I lead the organization	Build a community that is zero carbon, zero waste, water smart, and environmentally safe	Al Grumet	Co-Chair	team@sustainablemillvalley.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
399	Sustainable San Mateo County		San Mateo				Stimulate action to make San Mateo County more sustainable on economic, environmental, and social equity issues through empowering information and advocacy.	Terry Nagel	Chair	info@sustainablesanmateo.org	650-918-1992
400	Sustainable Systems Research Foundation		Santa Cruz				Create a sustainable Central California Coast through local, participatory community development of sustainable systems and practices.	Ronnie Lipschutz	Co-founder & Senior Analyst	sustainablesystemsresearch@gmail.com	831.708.5836
401	SustainUS						Youth-led organization advancing justice and sustainability by empowering young people to engage in advocacy at the domestic and international levels.	Aneesa Khan	Executive Director	aneesa.khan@sustainus.org
402	Take Action San Diego		San Diego	Gregg Lichtenstein	4	Acquaintance	Provide activists with the tools they need to help elect progressive candidates and adopt progressive policies at the national, state and local levels.	Wendy Gelernter	Group Leader	wgelernter@gmail.com		7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
403	Temple Israel Long Beach		Long Beach	Bill Nash				Scott Fox	Rabbi	RabbiFox@tilb.org	(562) 434-0996
404	Tenants Together		San Francisco				Dedicated to defending and advancing the rights of California tenants to safe, decent and affordable housing.	María Guadalupe "Lupe" Arreola	Executive Director	info@tenantstogether.org	(415) 495-8100
405	The Climate Justice Team of First UU of San Diego		San Diego				Create a spiritually grounded, informed, and action-oriented community that provides hope for all living beings through systemic action that stops climate change and heals our planet.	Armin Kuhlman		arminkuhlman396@gmail.com	(619) 298-9978
406	The Community Action League (TCAL)		Antelope Valley				Promote equality, to assist, empower, improve, elevate and advance the economic, political and social conditions of community residents within the Los Angeles County and the Antelope Valley.	Pharaoh Mitchell	Executive Director	info@TCAL.info	(661) 382-TCAL
407	The Society of Fearless Grandmothers-SB		Santa Barbara				Commit to non-violent action, demanding urgent measures to address our Earth’s climate emergency.			fearlessgrandmotherssb@gmail.com
408	Third Act Sacramento		Sacramento				Climate change, social justice			Sacramento@ThirdAct.org
409	Todos Unidos?
410	Torrance Democratic Club		Torrance	Connie Sullivan			Elect candidates and promote causes important to our core democratic values.	Jimmy Gow	President	TorranceDems@hotmail.com	(310) 538-0245	7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
411	Tree People		Beverly Hills	Xander Bernstein			Inspire, engage and support people to take personal responsibility for the urban environment, making it safe, healthy, fun and sustainable and to share our process as a model for the world.	Daniel Berger	Executive Director of Operations	dberger@treepeople.org	(818) 753-4600
412	Tri-Valley CAREs		Livermore				Work toward global abolition of nuclear weapons, watchdog for Lawrence Livermore Labs	Scott Yundt	Executive Director	scott@trivalleycares.org	(925) 443-7148
413	Trust for Public Land		Sacramento				Create parks and protect land for people, ensuring healthy, livable communities for generations to come.	Rico Mastrodonato	Legislative and Policy Director	Rico.Mastrodonato@tpl.org	916-557-1673
414	Tubb Canyon Desert Conservancy		San Diego				Preserve habitat and biodiversity, protect native plants and wildlife, and conserve scenic vistas and historic sites in the vicinity of Tubb Canyon and the larger Anza-Borrego Sonoran Desert	J. David Garmon	President		(800) 204-3656
415	UCAN - Utility Consumers' Action Network		San Diego				Protect San Diego County residents and small businesses from unjustified rate increases and other adverse policies and practices proposed by utility companies	Ed Lopez	Executive Director		619-696-6966
416	Union of Concerned Scientists		Cambridge, MA				Put rigorous, independent science into action, developing solutions and advocating for a healthy, safe, and just future.	Daniel Barad	Western States Policy Manager		(510) 843-1872	7/22/24 (Gregg); org from AB 2329 support letter
417	Unitarian Universalist Church of Long Beach		Long Beach	Bill Nash			Actively support any campaign or legislation, approved by our Board of Trustees, to mitigate climate change on the local, state and national level.	Lissa Gundlach	Minister	revlissa@uuclb.org	562-597-8445
418	Urban Habitat		Oakland				Democratize power and advances equitable policies to create a just and connected Bay Area for low-income communities of color.	Bob Allen	ballen@urbanhabitat.org	ballen@urbanhabitat.org	(510) 839-9510 x304
419	U.S. Green Building Council		Washington, DC				Transform buildings and communities to advance human and environmental wellbeing.	Peter Templeton	President & CEO	info@usgbc.org.	800-795-1747
420	UU Church of Palo Alto		Palo Alto					Amy Zucker Morgenstern	Pastor	uucpa@uucpa.org	650-494-0541
421	UU Fellowship of Sunnyvale – Social Justice Team		Sunnyvale					Johnnie Bloom-Ramirez	Minister	connections@uufs.org	(408) 739-0549
422	Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley		Ben Lomond				Work to protect the watershed and to educate the public on forestry issues, erosion control, hazardous waste, recycling, and other issues. We also monitor government policies and procedures.				831-338-6578
423	Verdani Partners		Carlsbad				Provide industry leading corporate sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies to help businesses	Daniele Horton	Founder & CEO	info@verdani.com	213 281 5990
424	VISIÓN (Voices in Solidarity Against Oil in Neighborhoods)						Bring together community groups and allies who are concerned with the impact of oil and gas extraction on communities in Kern and Los Angeles Counties.					Has co-sponsored setbacks legislation SB 467 (Wiener)
425	Voices for Progress		Washington, DC				Galvanize the advocacy of business leaders, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and other prominent individuals who unite to champion a healthy climate and environment, strengthen our democracy, and ensure economic and social justice for all.	Sandra Fluke	President	info@voicesforprogress.org	202.499.5256
426	Vote Solar		Oakland	Pete Marsh			Make solar more accessible and affordable across the United States.	Sachu Constantine	Executive Director	Sachu@votesolar.org	415.817.5060
427	Environmental Justice Coalition for Water (EJCW)		Stockton				Build a collective, community-based movement for democratic water allocation, management, and policy in California.	Esperanza (“Espe”) Vielma	Chair	info@ejc4w.org	209-590-4646
428	WEHANA (West Harmon Area Neighborhood Association)?
429	Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club		Berkeley				Serve as a bridge between social justice movements and electoral and legislative politics.	Ann Schwartz	Administrative Coordinator	support@actionnetwork.org
430	West Berkeley Alliance for Clean Air and Safe Jobs?
431	West LA Democratic Club		Los Angeles	Connie Sullivan				Marc A. Saltzberg/ Cara Robin	Chair, Environment and Clean Energy Committee/President			7/22/24 (Gregg); name extracted from AB 2329 support letter
432	Western Center on Law and Poverty		Los Angeles				Fght in courts, cities, counties, and in the Capitol to secure housing, health care, and a strong safety net for Californians with low incomes.	Brandon Greene	Director of Policy Advocacy		213.487.7211
433	Wildcoast		Del Mar				Committed to conserving coastal and marine ecosystems and addressing climate change through natural solutions	Serge Dedina	Executive Director	info@wildcoast.org	(619) 423-8665
434	World Wildlife Fund		Washington, DC				Build a future in which people live in harmony with nature.	Alejandro Pérez	Senior Vice President, Policy & Government Affairs	communications@wwfus.org	(202) 293-4800
435	Yes We Can Democratic Club		Long Beach	Bill Nash			Organize and promote actions that support the Democratic values of community, social justice, equality, opportunity and service.	Christopher J. Duvali	President
436	YIMBY (many chapters in CA)						Advocate for research-backed policies to increase the supply of housing, both market-rate housing and government subsidized housing.
437	Youth Climate Strike Los Angeles			Pete Marsh			Fight to enact progressive climate policy and ensure climate justice for a truly equitable, just transition,			connect@ycsla.org
438	Youth For Earth?
439	Youth v. Oil		San Diego				Phase out fossil fuels and stopping oil drilling in California	McGarrah Wilson	Program Coordinator	mcgarrah@sandiego350.org
440	Youth Will		San Diego				Create a more equitable future for every individual under the age of 25 through community organizing, grassroots advocacy, and political reform.	Liliana Soriano Garista	Director of Policy & Fiscal Affairs	liliana@youthwill.org
441	ZEV2030		Oakland				Advocate all new vehicles purchased in California will be zero emission vehicles by 2030.	Doug Linney	Founder and Executive Director	doug@ZEV2030.org
442	More orgs at https://www.savecaliforniasolar.org/our-coalition

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1	Relationship level	Description of level
2	0	No relationship with organization
3	1	On mailing list of organization, but no other connection
4	2	Attend membership meetings of organization, but no other connection
5	3	Have relationship with leadership or policy sign-on team of affiliated (e.g., subsidiary) organization
6	4	Have relationship with leadership or policy sign-on team of organization
7	5	Member of leadership or policy sign-on team of organization

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2	Organization Name	Location	Focus

3	Amigos de los Rios
4	Audubon, Sea and Sage
5	Bolsa Chica Conservancy	Orange County
6	Braver Angels
7	CalFACT		CalFACT is a grassroots organization promoting effective, efficient, and equitable carbon pricing in California
8	California Environmental Justice Alliance		Contacted Tiffany Eng (by Cynthia 3/16/23) tiffany@caleja.org
9	California Environmental Voters		Contacted Melisa Rombero (by Cynthia 3/16/2023) focus on CA legislation and legislators' environmental rating
10	California Interfaith Power & Light		Organizing a statewide religious response to climate change, since 2000
11	Climate Action California	California	Leaders in this organization were originally working with 350 Bay Area. They are focusing on California legislation that will reduce short-lived GHG emissions, transportation, and "whatever gets us off fossil fuels an moves to a low carbon economy."
12	Climate Action Campaign	San Diego and Orange Counties	Regional climate implementation in SD/OC. Limited state-level lobbying; this year supporting AB68.
13	Climate Action Network	National
14	Climate Cents
15	Climate Collective - meetup group	Los Angeles
16	Climate Reality Project
17	Climate Reality Project, OC	Orange County
18	Climate Resolve
19	Climate Xchange
20	Earth Island Institute
21	Earthjustice	California
22	East Valley Indivisibles
23	Elkhorn Slough Foundation	Santa Cruz County
24	Environment California
25	Environmental Defense Center
26	Environmental Defense Fund in both Sacramento & SF	Bay Area
27	Food & Water Watch
28	Friends of Fitzgerald Marine Reserve	San Mateo County
29	Friends of the Earth	San Francisco
30	Friends of the Los Angeles River	Los Angeles
31	Friends of the Urban Forest
32	Grades of Green
33	Greenpeace LA	Los Angeles
34	Heal the Bay
35	Hills for Everyone	Orange County
36	LA Compost	Los Angeles
37	LA Conservation Corps	Los Angeles
38	Last Chance Alliance
39	League of Women Voters	National
40	Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust	Los Angeles
41	Monterey Bay Aquarium
42	National Wildlife Federation
43	Nature Conservancy	National
44	Newport Bay Conservancy	Orange County
45	Northridge Indivisible	Northridge
46	NRDC
47	NRDC West	Santa Monica
48	Pacoima Beautiful	Pacoima
49	Rainforest Action Network in SF https://www.ran.org/	San Francisco
50	Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden	Rancho Santa Ana
51	RiverLA	Los Angeles
52	San Diego Building Electrification Coalition	San Diego
53	Save CA Solar
54	Seed Library of LA	Los Angeles
55	SF Climate Emergency Coaliltion	San Francisco
56	Sierra Club	National
57	SoCal 350	Southern California
58	Solar Rights Alliance
59	Sunrise LA	Los Angeles
60	Surfrider	California
61	Third Act	National
62	Tree People	Southern California
63	Trust for Public Land
64	Union of Concerned Scientists in Oakland	Oakland
65	Wildcoast	Del Mar	U.S & Mexico coastal & marine ecosystems
66	World Wildlife Fund	International