NonProfit - Community Partnerships - Environmental Study Centers

COMMUNITY OUTREACH (nonprofit and public/private partnerships for common clean waterfront goals) Example Projects

Effective waterfront management will involve educating the whole community. See TECHBlue Users Realizing long term savings from a sustainable design may not be enough to justify front-end expenses. Use our resources to investigate a broad range of sustainable practices which help justify initial cost decisions.This may position your alliance for funding opportunities and incentives. Neighborhood Alliance Summary (example, pdf) Policies & Practices Each site presents unique problems for a team of professionals and their ability to implement sustainable plans. TECHBlue facilitates team development and provides a central location dedicated to mutual goals. Clean Waterfront Alliance Outline (pdf)

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COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP PROJECTS

Each community alliance involves at least one qualified 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, as recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Site specific funding is contributed to a designated local community organization. Over 90% of all money received is contributed as matching funds for clean waterfront nonprofit alliances. (forms to help develop a local project)

Projects are subject to TECHBlue Center Policies & Practices

The TECHBlue Center will assist local project alliances by coordinating and facilitating funding opportunities. Matching funds and in-kind donations by business stakeholders are distributed to community projects which are consistent with our mission. Example Funding Projects under consideration include:

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