Affiliates & Chapters

Visit our Affiliates and their state-based and regional nonprofit partners to learn more about how EarthShare is working in your community.

EarthShare participates in a wide variety of state and regional workplace giving campaigns — from Oregon to New England — where employees can support a local network of EarthShare nonprofit partners. If you have any questions about chapters and regional EarthShare opportunities please contact us at campaigns@earthshare.org or reach out to one of our state affiliates, below.

If you’d like to support local environmental nonprofits and don’t currently participate in a workplace giving campaign, check out our Giving & Engagement Platform! EarthShare’s platform makes it easy for everyone to take action for a healthy planet, whether they’re interested in global issues or what’s happening in their own backyard.

Beth Tyson
EarthShare

(804) 310-4578
btyson@earthshare.org

P.O. Box 8688
Atlanta, GA 31106-0688

(404) 873-3173
info@earthsharega.org

CFC# 67409

407 Greenwood Ave., Ste. 209
Trenton, NJ 08609

(609) 989-1160
info@earthsharenj.org

331 W. Main Street, Ste. 304
Durham, NC 27702

(919) 687-4840
info@earthsharenc.org

P.O. Box 144842
Austin, TX 78714

(800) GREEN-TX
estx@earthshare-texas.org

CFC# 51966

Beth Tyson
EarthShare

(804) 310-4578
btyson@earthshare.org

CFC# 65689

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	Model A	Model C
Legal Structure	Sponsored project is not a separate legal entity	Sponsored project is a separate legal entity (e.g., LLC or nonprofit)
Tax Exempt Status	Uses sponsor’s 501(c)(3) status	Uses its own legal entity but accepts donations via sponsor’s 501(c)(3) status
Ownership of Funds	Funds are owned by sponsor	Funds are re-granted to project, which manages its own books
Governance/Control	Sponsor has full control over operations, staff, and activities	Project maintains independent control; sponsor provides oversight
Employment & HR	Staff are employees of the sponsor	Staff are employees/contractors of the project
Liability & Risk	Sponsor assumes all liability	Project assumes most liability; sponsor may still bear some
Reporting & Compliance	Sponsor handles all financial and compliance reporting	Project is responsibile for its own operations; sponsor monitors compliance
Grant & Donation Management	Grants/donations go directly to sponsor	Grants/donations go to sponsor, then are regranted to the project
Best for…	New and experimental programs without infrastructure	Independent groups needing 501(c)(3) support for fundraising
Exit/Spin-off Flexibility	More complex separation—assets and staff are sponsor-owned	Easier to spin off since project is legally separate

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