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Green Apple Festival events occur April 17-20.
Green Apple Festival
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Your altruistic intentions are much appreciated and still much needed. Please visit our volunteering section for more ways to help make a difference in your community and around the planet.
For news about the Green Apple Festival activities, Get Green tips and press materials, go to their Web site at GreenAppleFestival.com
You may also refer to the vast list of participating Green Apple Festival organizations below. They can still use your help after the festival events, so there are plenty of opportunities to make a difference.
Participating Organizations by City
Atlanta | Austin | Boston | Chicago | Denver | Washington DC | Los Angeles | New York | San Francisco | Seattle
- Atlanta
- Grant Park Conservancy
- Georgia Native Plant Society
- Oakhurst Community Garden Project
- Chastain Park Conservancy
- Habitat for Humanity Atlanta
- Good Shepherd Community church/Nehemia Movement
- Trees Atlanta
- Friends of Collier Heights Park
- Atlanta Bicycle Campaign
- West Atlanta Watershed Alliance
- Sierra Club—Georgia Chapter
- Georgians for Smart Energy
- Keep Forsyth County Beautiful
- Mother Pride Community Garden
- Park Pride
- Keep East Point Beautiful
- Austin
- The Rhizome Collective
- Austin Habitat for Humanity
- Keep Austin Beautiful
- Watershed Protection & Development Review
- The Trail Foundation
- 1 House at a Time
- The Hundred Acre Wood
- The Daily Juice
- Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
- Sustainable Food Center
- UpLift Austin
- Urban Roots, a program of Youth Launch
- Windsor Park Community Garden
- The Hundred Acre Wood
- Austin Green Art
- City of Austin's Wildland Conservation Division
- Austin Green Art
- Keep Austin Beautiful
- Wimberley Valley Watershed Authority
- Greenbelt Guardians
- Austin Ridge Riders
- Austin YMCA
- The Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders
- Austin on Two Wheels
- Austin EcoNetwork
- City of Austin Watershed Protection and Development Review Department
- South River City Citizens Neighborhood Association
- Deloney Street Community Garden
- Hands of the Earth
- Austin EcoNetwork
- Open Green Map
- Boston
- Stone Zoo
- Brookwood Community Farm
- Massachusetts Horticultural Society
- EarthWorks
- The Food Project
- Zoo New England Franklin Park Zoo Site
- Green Schools
- Mystic River Watershed Association
- Eagle Eye Institute
- Regional Environmental Council, Inc.
- Boston Bikes
- Hub On Wheels
- Mass Powershift
- HOMEGROWN
- The Growing Center
- Blue Heron Organic Farm
- Mass Audubon
- Chicago
- Friends of the Forest Preserves
- Habitat for Humanities, ReStore of Elgin
- Grant Park Conservancy
- Chicago Park District
- Alliance for the Great Lakes
- Resource Center/City Farm
- The Friends of The Chicago River
- Blue Planet Run
- Denver
- Boulder County Parks and Open Space
- Audubon Society of Greater Denver
- Growing Gardens
- South Suburban Parks and Recreation District
- Cherry Creek Stewardship Partners
- City of Denver, Dept. of Parks and Recreation
- Bluff Lake Nature Center
- City of Denver, Animal Control
- City of Denver, Dept. of Parks and Recreation
- Rock the Earth & GreenPrint Denver
- City of Denver Green Print Program
- Earthfest Boulder
- Center for Resource Conservation & Earth Fest Boulder
- City of Aurora Xeriscape Demonstration
- Washington DC
- Fairfax ReLeaf
- Alice Ferguson Foundation
- Casey Trees
- DC Habitat for Humanity
- Friends of Rock Creek's Environment
- Montgomery County Parks
- Anacostia Watershed Society
- Mount Rainier Bicycle Co-operative
- Phoenix Bikes
- The Green Apple Festival
- Black Cat Ivy
- Los Angeles
- The Village Gardeners of the Los Angeles River
- Blue Planet Run
- Music For Relief
- The Pacific American Volunteer Association
- North East Trees
- San Pedro Oiled Wildlife Care and Education Center, San Pedro, CA
- City Year
- Hollywood for Habitat for Humanity
- New York
- Office of Recycling Outreach and Education (a program of Council on the Environment of New York City)
- Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
- Randall's Island Sports Foundation
- Back to the Sack Campaign
- The Gaia Institute
- Surfrider Foundation NYC Chapter
- New York City Parks
- The Lower Eastside Girls Club
- Bronx Green-Up • The New York Botanical Garden
- Time's Up!
- Riverside Park Fund
- Solar One
- The Saw Mill River Coalition
- Lower East Side Ecology Center
- Prospect Park Alliance
- New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, Conference House Park
- New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
- Just Food
- The Brooklyn New School - PS 146
- Build It Green! NYC
- Wave Hill
- MillionTreesNYC
- Interdependence Project
- New York Restoration Project
- San Francisco
- Habitat for Humanity—Greater Bay Area (San Francisco)
- Habitat for Humanity—East Bay
- San Francisco Recreation & Parks Natural Areas Program
- 350.org
- Blue Planet Run
- Literacy for Environmental Justice
- Save the Bay
- SF Recreation & Parks Natural Areas Program
- SF Recreation & Parks (Golden Gate National Park)
- Koshland Park Community Learning Garden
- SF Environment
- Alemany Farm
- IBRRC - International Bird Rescue Resource Center. Northern California Headquarters
- Audubon Canyon Ranch's Bolinas Lagoon Preserve
- ChangeSF
- Ghirardelli Square
- Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
- Mavericks
- Hayes Valley Parks
- Seattle
- EarthCorps
- Clean & Green Seattle
- Environmental Outreach and Stewardship (EOS) Alliance
- Blue Planet Run
- Angel Morgan P-Patch
- Green Seattle Partnership
- Dunn Gardens
- Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
- Friends of Deadhorse Canyon / Taylor Creek
- Friends of Madrona Woods
- Georgetown Community Council
- Environmental Coalition of South Seattle
- Seattle Parks Department
- Cascade Land Conservancy
- Friends of Longfellow Creek
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