Support
Help us tell the story of global change through local people.
We are currently seeking support from corporate sponsors, private foundations and individuals to complete an eight-part series in the Pacific Northwest. Fiscal sponsorship is provided by Blue Earth Alliance. All contributions are tax deductible.
Thank you to the many people who support this project. We particularly want to recognize:
- Jonathan Colman University of Oslo
- Ingrid Mari-Anne S. Gaup Kautokeino, Norway
- Glazer's Camera
- Lawrence Hamilton University of New Hampshire
- Jonas Heilman Nuuk, Greenland
- Jason Houston Orion Magazine
- Institute of Marine Resources
- Børge Iversen Jr. Balstad, Norway
- Marianne Iverson Kautokeino, Norway
- Jens and Lynn Kohn
- Peggy Porter and Rolf Kolden
- Martha Kongsgaard
- Örlygur Kristfinnsson Icelandic Herring Era Museum
- Niklas Labba and Britt Marie Labba Paivio Övre Soppero, Sweden
- LightHawk and Val Tollefson
- Jennifer Marlow
- Libby Mills
- Nau
- Nordic Heritage Museum
- North Cascades Institute
- Sandy and Frans Officer
- Anders Oskal Association of World Reindeer Herders/International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry
- Patagonia Seattle, Portland and Ventura
- Chip and Diane Steele
- Oddur Sigurðsson and members of the Icelandic Glaciological Society
- Mary Virginia Swanson
- Lee Whitford
- Art Wolfe
Our fiscal sponsor
Blue Earth raises awareness about endangered cultures, threatened environments and social concerns through photography. You can make a tax-deductible donation to Facing Climate Change through this 501(c)3 nonprofit.
Contact us or call Blue Earth's Bart Cannon at 206 725 4913 to learn more. You can also donate online via PayPal, below.
Grant for Change
In late 2009 we were awarded Nau's inaugural Grant for Change. Nau, a hip little clothing company based in Portland, Oregon, will support our climate change work over the next year with a $10,000 grant.
Purchase a print
Help support our work by adding a Facing Climate Change print to your collection. Many of our images can be purchased as fine-art prints, framed or unframed. We print on Hahnemühle William Turner — an uncoated cold-press sheet — using Ultrachrome archival inks. Contact us for sizes and pricing.