Green for Good's primary goal is to help green the world one step at a time through community, education and business. Whether you are an individual, company or organization, you are welcome to join the Green for Good community and take advantage of the many available features and activities.
INFORMATION & ARTICLES
Want to learn how to go Green in a specific area? Our online library features a broad range of information to help you do just that - including articles, academic papers and market research reports.
FEATURED BUSINESS/ORGANIZATION
Join the Business Directory or become a Business Member or Organization and you might be featured here!
CONTESTS & AUCTIONS
Green for Good features great Green products in its Marketplace - but you can also win them by entering our online contests or participating in a Green product auction.
Stop junk mail - through do-it-yourself instructions or full services such as 41pounds.org.
Use alternate form of transportation (bus, train, car/van pool, bicycle or walk)
Use cloth diapers (instead of disposable)
Use natural flea products on your pets
Use DEET-free insect repellent
Feed your pets organic and all-natural food and snacks
Use non-toxic and biodegradable cleaning and laundry products
Take your car through a car wash (instead of hand washing in your driveway)
Use refillable pens/pencils (instead of disposable models)
Buy Energy Star-rated appliances
Install solar system in your home
Grow food in organic garden
Can your home-grown produce
Thanks to GFG member Hannah, Carolyn Brown of Greenwave Strategies and Kari Lemons of Greenstock Consulting for adding to our list!
Send your nominations today and check out our complete list of Green Deeds to earn points by clicking on the "Points" tab from your Green for Good account page.
Do you know a Green Hero? Check out those people or organizations who are making a difference, as nominated by members of our Green for Good staff and community, and add your suggestions.
This week’s Green Hero award goes to Tyler Simpson, a Seattle third-grader who is leading a one-boy campaign
to convince neighborhood restaurants to replace their Styrofoam
take-out containers with compostable carry-out products. Read more.
Do
you know of organizations, corporations or individuals who should spend time in our Green Penalty Box? Check out the list of evil (or at least wrong) doers called out by our Green for Good community and staff, and add your suggestions!
This week we toss several well-known makers of "natural" and "organic" personal care products, including JASON and Kiss My Face, into our Green Penalty Boxafter studies show that their shampoos, body washes and related items contain an undisclosed carcinogenic contaminant.
