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Http://92NY.org | (212) 415-5500 | 1395 Lexington Ave "...the quintessential New York institution" —The New York Times

Women inPower is a one-of-a-kind fellowship program from **The 92nd Street Y, New York (92NY) —** New York’s global center for culture, connection, and enrichment. Offered at no cost to participants, the fellowship provides senior level women-identifying leaders across all professional sectors the peer support, mentorship, training and coaching needed to advance them to the highest levels of leadership. Over the past ten years, more than half of our fellows have entered the C-Suite, received promotions, or started new roles since participating in the fellowship. What truly differentiates this program from others is its focus on social impact – rooted in the deepest values of 92NY – meaning we expect graduates to use what they have learned to create a more meaningful society and a better workplace culture and environment for everyone.

For 150 years, 92NY has been a cultural force anchored in community. In a typical year, 700,000+ people of all ages join us onsite for our exceptional range of programming, which includes hundreds of talks, readings, concerts, and dance performances; thousands of classes in personal and professional development, the arts, and fitness; and much more. Millions more worldwide join us for livestreamed events, online classes, an extensive digital archives collection, and other online initiatives.

The 92nd Street Y, New York

Our aim is a more generous and joyful world.

Follow our real-time impact at https://www.every.org/metrics - people have donated over $78M!

We provide nonprofits with free tools to fundraise more effectively, including our all-in-one donate button and peer-to-peer fundraising solution. Our website encourages individuals to take action and spread generosity by giving monthly and giving out loud to help nonprofits get steady funding and grow awareness.

We envision a world where every person and organization has the best technology to help them do more good, increasing the global giving rate from 2% to 3% of GDP.

Every.org

Catalyzing resilient solutions, scaled to meet the climate challenge.

CATF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing atmospheric pollution through research, advocacy, and private sector collaboration.

Clean Air Task Force

The mission of Coalition for Rainforest Nations (www.cfrn.org) is to slow, stop and reverse global deforestation.

The Coalition for Rainforest Nations (CfRN) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering rainforest countries to assume a leadership role in the fight against climate change. Through policy support, capacity building, and direct finance, CfRN incentivizes developing countries to slow, stop, and reverse deforestation through the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+) mechanism. REDD+ is now universally recognized as one of the most immediate mitigation actions that preserves the planet’s rainforests and directly addresses the climate emergency.

CfRN’s Origins and the Promise of REDD+
Inspired by the call of Papua New Guinea’s former Prime Minister, Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare, to equitably preserve the planet’s rainforests, CfRN’s Executive Director, Kevin Conrad, who grew up in Papua New Guinea, and Managing Director Federica’s Bietta, who is from Italy, lead the Coalition for Rainforest Nations. By advancing REDD+, their aim was to give rainforest nations a voice within international climate negotiations and define rainforests as worth more alive than dead. 

REDD+ was introduced in 2005 at the Eleventh Conference of the Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) by the newly formed Coalition for Rainforest Nations. Founding nations, Costa Rica and Papua New Guinea, envisioned REDD+ as a way to assign a financial value to forests for the role they play in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and not just as a source of logged timber, agriculture, or grazing lands.  REDD+ (Forestry) is the only sector to enjoy a unique article in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement (Article 5).  Furthermore, REDD+ preserves forests at the scale and speed needed to keep 1.5 alive – the goal prescribed under the Paris Agreement of limiting temperature rise to 1.5°Celsius. 

The REDD+ mechanism was developed over the years at successive COP meetings, as shown in the timeline below. As a result of CfRN’s leadership, rainforests are now recognized as a critical climate solution under the UNFCCC.  

What We Do
CfRN’s work encompasses three key areas: policy support; capacity building; and direct finance. The collective goal of these programs is to effectively reward countries for the work they do to preserve their forests. The Coalition provides direct policy support during all UNFCCC negotiating sessions and works in-country to help develop conservation policies, laws, and national forest protection plans. CfRN also trains countries’ experts to build the expertise needed to gather data required by the UNFCCC to report forest conservation results. CfRN works to ensure that rainforest countries are compensated for verified emission reductions under REDD+, as promised under the Paris Agreement. 

Policy Support
As a UNFCCC-recognized Negotiating Group, CfRN establishes and advances positions on behalf of its countries – over fifty rainforest nations —at all UNFCCC sessions. In this capacity, CfRN strives to advance the REDD+ mechanism and ensure that climate finance is allocated equitably to rainforest nations. Currently, CfRN is working to ensure that REDD+ is fully represented in the rulebook of the Paris Agreement. 

Technical Training & Capacity Building 
Countries’ results are eligible for financial compensation through REDD+ only after rigorous measurement, reporting and verification data are submitted, reviewed, and deemed to conform to UNFCCC guidelines. REDD+ results are then registered on the UNFCCC REDD+ Information Hub and made available to the public to review in detail. In its capacity building role, CfRN helps countries develop national technical expertise to take stock of their forest resources, create national plans to preserve them, and submit their data to the REDD+ registry at the UNFCCC in a consistent manner with their climate pledges, known as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) to the Paris Agreement. 

Direct Finance
To date, rainforest countries have not been compensated for the majority of their REDD+ emissions reductions, as promised. Though certain governments including Norway, the U.K., and Germany, have paid bilaterally for some results, this is far from sufficient. CfRN’s finance work helps rainforest nations raise debt funding and receive performance-based compensation. The sale and trading of REDD+ Paris Agreement-compliant carbon credits is a growing source of climate finance. These credits are available for purchase through CfRN’s REDD.plus platform. Over the next few years, our member countries will bring a pipeline of sovereign carbon credits to market representing Paris Agreement-compliant emissions reductions, resulting from member country efforts to keep their rainforests standing. 

Coalition for Rainforest Nations

ReachingU

An organization focused on education. It received its nonprofit status in 2021.

1841 Foundation Inc

We promote philanthropy by helping international donors identify and support high-impact Civil Society Organizations in Argentina.

HelpArgentina is a nonprofit organization that has been promoting social investment in Argentina since 2002. Our goals are to strengthen the nonprofits working to create social change in Argentina, to increase confidence in the Argentine nonprofit sector and to promote the culture of giving among Argentines.

We only work with organizations that meet our criteria of transparency and best practice, providing a safe and efficient infrastructure for them to receive support. 

We use our deep understanding of the critical social issues in Argentina to identify the organizations that are highly effective in addressing these issues.

We invite organizations that meet our standards for best practice and transparency to join our network. By partnering with a diverse range of charitable organizations, we assure that donors can support the causes that matter to them - from education to hunger, from Norte to Patagonia, we can help you support the causes that you care about.

We provide information and advice that help both individuals and institutions identify the organizations and causes that align with their interests – our website provides detailed information about our member organizations and offers a secure, easy to use platform for online donations.

We offer customized services to help you make the most of your giving - tell us what you want to support and we will identify options, facilitate the donation, monitor progress and report the results.

We create unique volunteer experiences for international volunteers who want to offer their time and skills to help the non-profit organizations in our network.

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Portal for Investment in the Latin American Social Sector (PILAS dba HelpArgentina) is registered in New York as a nonprofit under article 501(c.3) of the U.S. tax code (EIN 550790450). HelpArgentina is the chapter of PILAS focused on Argentina. 

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