Nonprofit Directory / High Plains
eTown
eTown's mission is to entertain, educate and inspire a diverse audience through music and conversation to create a socially responsible and environmentally sustainable world.
Boulder, CO 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Coal Seam Trail
- Westerly Creek Trail
- Doudy Draw
- Meadowlark Trail
- Coalton Road
The record
- EIN
- 27-4124685
- Headquarters
- Boulder, CO
- Website
- www.etown.org
- Focus
- Climate Energy, Education Advocacy
- Bioregion
- High Plains, Southern Rockies
- State
- Colorado
Nearby organizations
- United World Challenge13 miles away
- The Butterfly Pavillion17 miles away
- Women in Sustainability22 miles away
- The Urban Garden Project23 miles away
- The Sarara Foundation23 miles away
- Water Research Foundation27 miles away
More organizations in the High Plains
- 2030, Inc. / Architecture 2030Santa Fe, NM
- 350 ColoradoBoulder, CO
- 4coreDurango, CO
- Access FundBoulder, CO
- Adaptive Sports AssociationDurango, CO
- Agroecology FundBoulder, CO
- American Trail Running AssociationColorado Springs, CO
- Amigos BravosTaos, NM
Others working on Climate Energy
- .ausgestrahltHamburg
- 1 Déchet Par JourMarseille Bouche du Rhône
- 1 Million WomenSydney
- 1% for the PlanetBurlington, VT
- 10 Klicks Outdoors IncBrooks, GA
- 1000 Friends of WisconsinStevens Point, WI
Also in Colorado
- 350 ColoradoBoulder, CO
- 4coreDurango, CO
- Access FundBoulder, CO
- Adaptive Sports AssociationDurango, CO
- Africa Network For Animal Welfare- UsaDenver, CO
- Agroecology FundBoulder, CO
- Always Choose Adventures IncIdaho Springs, CO
- Always On Energy ResearchDenver, CO
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