Ohio Environmental Nonprofits

164organizations
$226.8 millioncombined annual revenue (125 reporting)
1937oldest founding year on record

La Soupe

Cincinnati, OH

Bridging the gap between food waste and hunger by rescuing otherwise wasted produce to create delicious and highly-nutritious meals for customers, non-profits and food-insecure…

Ohio Citizen Action Education Fund

Cleveland, OH

Ohio Citizen Action Education Fund organizes and mobilizes people to advocate for public interests. In person by phone and online we engage people in…

Ohio City Incorporated

Cleveland, OH

Ohio City Incorporated is a 1% for the Planet nature nonprofit partner associated with terrestrial ecosystems. Based in CLEVELAND, OH, United States of America,…

Ohio Native Plant Month

Shaker Hts, OH

To promote awareness of the need for Ohio Native Plants to preserve the ecosystem

Ohio Ocean Foundation

Canton, OH

Ohio Ocean Foundation Inc is a 1% for the Planet nature nonprofit partner associated with conservation / land trusts. Based in Canton, OH, United…

Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship

Cincinnati, OH

We have been reforesting the Ohio Valley for over 40 years - we have planted or assisted in over 500,000 trees being planted -…

Open Trail Collective

Akron, OH

Our mission is to promote adventure within Northeast Ohio while advocating for a more inclusive, accessible, and collaborative outdoor community.

Produce Perks Midwest

Cincinati, OH

To improve the health of under-served communities by increasing affordable access to healthy food.

Re:Source Cleveland

Cleveland, OH

Ohio City Farm, a program of Re:Source Cleveland

Reuse Institute

Dayton, OH

Reuse Institute is a 1% for the Planet nature nonprofit partner associated with climate adaptation. Based in Dayton, OH, United States of America, it…

Rivers Unlimited

Cincinnati, OH

Rivers Unlimited works to protect, restore and promote the responsible use of Ohio’s waterways. We accomplish this through public engagement, cooperation with local government…

Scrap2Home

Madeira, OH

To reduce the amount of wood sent to landfills and to provide free furniture to people who cannot afford to buy it.

Step Outside

Columbus, OH

Step Outside is committed to enhancing access to outdoor activities for high-priority youth and families.

The Dawes Arboretum

Newark, OH

The Dawes Arboretum is dedicated to enriching lives through the conservation of trees, nature and history. This includes but is not limited to sharing…

The Fashion Community

Columbus, OH

Creativity is not a luxury. It is a vital human right. Fashion is the medium. Transformation is the mission.

Turtle Up

Englewood, OH

Turtle Up is a nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles in Ghana and the promotion of environmental stewardship in Ghana and the…

Valley View Nature Preserve

Milford, OH

Conserving Land...Preserving History...and Sharing it with the Community

Wasson Way

Cincinnati, OH

Establishing Bicycle Pathways

Wild Earth Conservancy

Parma Heights, OH

Wild Earth Conservancy is a nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation, education, and conservation organization dedicated to restoring harmony between people and the natural world. Our mission…

Woman’s City Club

Cincinnati, OH

We educate, engage and empower citizens to advocate for public policies that impact the environment, social justice and other issues.

Environmental nonprofits in Ohio: key facts

How many environmental nonprofits are in Ohio?

Ideal Location lists 164 environmental and conservation nonprofits in Ohio. The 125 that report revenue bring in a combined $226.8 million a year.

What is the largest environmental nonprofit in Ohio?

By reported annual revenue, the largest in the directory is Western Reserve Land Conservancy (Moreland Hills, OH), at $32.0 million. Next are West Creek Conservancy, Cardinal Land Conservancy, International Center For The Preservation Of Wild Animals Inc and Holden Arboretum.

What do Ohio's environmental nonprofits focus on?

The most common focus areas are Land Conservation (33), Education Advocacy (24), Water Rivers (23) and Wildlife Biodiversity (19).

Which bioregions do they work in?

Most work in Corn Belt (50), Appalachian Highlands (21) and Great Lakes (19).

What is the oldest environmental nonprofit in Ohio?

Cleveland Botanical Garden, founded in 1937, is the oldest with a founding year on record.

Counts and revenue come from the organizations listed in the Ideal Location directory and their most recent reported filings.

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