EarthShare Texas supports a range of organizations that are leading the charge in building sustainable infrastructure and advocating for renewable energy. As Texas grows rapidly, sustainable design and green infrastructure are essential to ensuring a livable future for all. Our nonprofits are dedicated to promoting environmentally sound infrastructure that supports clean energy, equitable access to resources, and resilient communities. Learn how you can support these nonprofits as they create a greener, more resilient Texas.
What Is Infrastructure and Sustainable Design?
With over 30 million residents, Texas is the second most populous state in the U.S. and the fourth fastest-growing. Infrastructure and sustainable design involve creating systems that not only accommodate this growth but do so in a way that protects and enhances the natural environment. From renewable energy solutions to recycling programs, these nonprofits work to ensure that Texas grows responsibly, advancing equitable and sustainable methods that protect people, products, and habitats.
These initiatives are vital to the continued development of Texas, helping the state lead in sustainability, green energy, and infrastructure planning.
Why Support Infrastructure and Sustainable Design in Texas?
Sustainable infrastructure is crucial as Texas expands. It ensures that the state’s growth is supported by systems that prioritize renewable resources, minimize waste, and create healthier environments for its communities. These nonprofits develop partnerships with institutions, businesses, and communities to advance innovative solutions that benefit everyone.
Photo Courtesy of CMPBS.
Top Organizations for Infrastructure and Sustainable Design in Texas
EarthShare Texas proudly supports these nonprofits working in infrastructure and sustainable design. Let’s explore three organizations at the forefront of building a more sustainable Texas.
Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems: Designing Ecologically Balanced Communities
The Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems integrates air, water, food, energy, and materials to design healthy and sustainable communities. Through their innovative programs and prototypes, they inspire ecological balance, elevate community resilience, and enhance economic vitality. Your support helps them create new protocols and policies for sustainable development in Texas.
Texas Solar Energy Society: Advocating for a Clean Energy Future
The Texas Solar Energy Society (TXSES) is working toward a future powered by 100% clean energy. By supporting education and advocacy efforts across the state, TXSES enables more Texans to adopt solar energy and contribute to a safer, cleaner environment. Your donation helps them continue their bold mission to expand renewable energy in Texas.
State of Texas Alliance for Recycling (STAR): Advancing Recycling Infrastructure in Texas
STAR is dedicated to advancing recycling through partnerships, education, and advocacy. They work to expand recycling markets, educate the public and lawmakers, and grow recycling access throughout Texas. By supporting STAR, you are contributing to the development of Texas’ recycling infrastructure, ensuring that the state’s rapid growth is met with sustainable waste solutions.
One Simple Way to Support Sustainable Infrastructure in Texas
When you donate to EarthShare Texas, you’re not just supporting one organization—you’re contributing to a whole network of nonprofits committed to building a sustainable, resilient future for Texas. One environment. One simple way to care for it.
Your contribution helps fund the vital work these organizations do to protect Texas’ natural resources and ensure its infrastructure is designed with future generations in mind.
A work from the 2020 Reuse Contest. Photo Courtesy of STAR.
Take Action: Support Infrastructure and Sustainable Design in Texas
- Donate to support sustainable design and renewable energy programs across Texas.
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