Joining the GreenCheck Community

Mia Smith

June 28, 2021

We are excited to announce we have been selected to join the inaugural cohort of the GreenCheck Network! GreenCheck is a climate action network run by passionate students from Yale-NUS university in Singapore. They'll be supporting us with fundraising efforts, as well as connecting us additional skill-based support. The other four partners in the network are amazing climate focused organizations in Southeast Asia and Latin America (Colombia, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines). Learn more about Green Check on their website: https://www.greencheck.earth/ and be sure to follow them on instagram @greencheck.earth

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