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B-Sustainable's Partners and Sponsors

Spearheaded by Sustainable Seattle, B-Sustainable is the collaborative effort of many individuals and organizations. 
  • Sponsors are financially supporting the development of B-Sustainable.
  • Sustainable Seattle maintains the site and is steward of the collaborative processes used to develop B-Sustainable.   
  • EcoPraxis, a grassroots research non-profit, helped to develop the framework and is responsible for on-going research. 
  • Data partners include Communities Count, Puget Sound Regional Council, King County Benchmarks and others. 
  • Any Central Puget Sound organization and all individuals can be action partners.  Action partners contribute information on what they are doing to achieve sustainability in the Central Puget Sound region. 

We owe a debt of gratitude for the sustainability of B-Sustainable.org to the following organizations and individuals. 
Thank you for your generous support. 

 Goal Sponsors

Green Homes of Washington, LLC:  Clean and Sufficient Water

 

Foundations and Partners

Communities Count (http://www.communitiescount.org/)

Seattle Foundation (http://www.seattlefoundation.org/)

The Boeing Company - Boeing Global Corporate Citizenship (http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/community/)

Henry M. Jackson Foundation (http://www.hmjackson.org/)

Russell Foundation (http://www.trff.org/)

Maria Norbury Trust

Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/)

Sloan Foundation (http://www.sloan.org/)

Puget Sound Regional Council (http://psrc.org/)

King County Department of Natural Resources (http://www.kingcounty.gov/environment/DNRP.aspx)

King County Benchmark Program (http://www.metrokc.gov/budget/benchmrk/)


Individuals

Linda Park

Lang Marsh

Laura Musikanski

Anne Connell

Amy Bann

Bonnie and Richard Robbins


Stewards

Sustainable Seattle (http://sustainableseattle.org/)

EcoPraxis (http://ecopraxis.org)