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GMO-Free Prescott |
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GMO-Free Prescott is a coalition of consumers, business owners, professionals and allied groups who support everyone's right to choose food and products that have not been genetically modified. | |
Highlands Center for Natural History |
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The Highlands Center for Natural History is a regional non-profit nature center that is dedicated to cultivating in both children and adults a sense of wonder about and knowledge of our unique Central Arizona Highlands. Our 80 acre campus is operated under a Special Use Permit with Prescott National Forest and is located on Walker Road near Lynx Lake. On-site youth programs include school field trips for second and fourth graders, Saturday morning nature clubs and summer and school break day camps. Adult programs feature a Nature Study Series, naturalist and docent training courses, semi-annual native plants sales, and the spring Birding and fall Hiking Sprees. Off-site we facilitate a schoolyard habitat program, funded through a fall tax credit appeal, that establishes native plant gardens and multi-grade science curricula at elementary schools in our Quad Cities. Supported principally by member contributions and staffed in great part by volunteers, we collaborate with other organizations (educational, environmental, and community based) and offer a beautiful natural environment where hiking and experiential education opportunities abound. Our campus and the James Learning Center model sustainable building techniques and a future Arboretum will highlight area flora! | |
Prescott Alternative Transportation |
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Prescott Alternative Transportation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Prescott, AZ and serving the central Yavapai community. We act as the voice for those who cannot or choose not to drive a car to every destination, whether for health, environmental, or financial reasons. Through education and advocacy, PAT has been guiding the Prescott area towards a future with safe and convenient transportation options since 1997. We sponsor "Safe Routes to School" the "Walking School Bus" and other health and safety education for school children. | |
Prescott Creeks |
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What We Do: Watson Woods Riparian Preserve: a 126 acre riparian preserve that started off as part of a 1,000 acre gallery forest, then became a gravel mine and trash dump. Over the past decade Prescott Creeks has been involved in studying, planning, and restoring the important riparian habitat in Watson Woods. Watershed Improvement Planning: The Granite Creek Watershed Improvement Council is a broad stakeholder group engaged in a Watershed Improvement Planning process for the Granite Creek Watershed. The collaborative planning process includes data gathering through Water Quality Monitoring, a Watershed Field Survey, and a Watershed Residents' Survey. This data has been used to identify and prioritize Best Management Practices that can improve water quality and overall watershed health. Granite Creek Cleanup: In 2007 Prescott Creeks began organizing this annual event where volunteers come and spend a morning cleaning the creeks and lakes in the area of trash and debris. In the six year that we have been leading the event volunteers have removed nearly 31 Tons of trash from the local waterways. For Prescott Creeks, this is an important part of making our community the best place it can be for those who live and visit here. | |
Tierra Wild |
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Tierra Wild is a nonprofit organization providing experiential education programs that deliver meaningful and inspiring outdoor experiences. Our experiences are designed to build trust, communication & cooperation skills, and promote self-discovery & growth. Programs include climbing, backpacking, water sports, and wilderness medicine. | |
Yavapai College Foundation |
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Welcome to the Yavapai College Foundation (YCF). We are your friends, neighbors, and community members, working together to support Yavapai College, impact the future, and provide economic development and opportunity for all of us in Yavapai County. Through the Foundation, we actively pursue excellence, opportunity, and access in education with financial support for students, development support for faculty, and program support for Yavapai College. The Foundation pursues and welcomes private donations to bridge the ever-increasing gap between public funding and student needs. | |
Yavapai County Community Foundation |
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The Yavapai County Community Foundation is an endowment organization that connects community needs to donors who have a passion for meeting those needs. We are an affiliate of the statewide Arizona Community Foundation and we serve Yavapai County. Since our inception in 1993, YCCF has developed 64 separate funds with assets in excess of $23 million. Over the past decade, YCCF in partnership with ACF has awarded some $5.3 million to Yavapai County nonprofit organizations, schools and municipalities serving local needs. People donât give money to the Yavapai County Community Foundation they give to our community through us. We pride ourselves in being an endowment organization. We are conveners, connectors, educators, grant makers and we identify community needs. We want you to know that we at the Yavapai County Community Foundation help you help others and we want you to give where you live. | |