2021 ANNUAL REPORT

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Letter from the Executive Director: May Boeve

Dear friends,

2021 was a turning point for the climate movement. We saw some big wins as fossil fuel projects lost financial backers in the face of serious community resistance. In April 2021, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released its annual Global Energy Review, Net Zero by 2050, which clearly stated that we must stop all new fossil fuel projects and manage the decline of oil and gas in order to attain a 1.5°C pathway.

In August 2021, the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued the first part of its sixth assessment report on climate change, sounding the red alert for the state of our planet and climate. The report clearly states, “Unless there are immediate, rapid, and large-scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, limiting warming to 1.5°C will be beyond reach.”

The science is clear, as it has been for decades. Finally, world leaders, governments, and finance institutions are starting to listen and take action. Throughout the Fiscal Year 2021 (FY21), we celebrated tremendous wins like the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline, and the coming together of activists, thinkers, artists, and more in the Global Just Recovery Gathering. What lies behind these victories we celebrate? People-power.

350 has worked for 13 years to build a powerful, diverse, effective climate movement that is making change every day at the local, regional and global level. In partnership with hundreds of organizations and coalitions around the world, and many thousands of climate leaders, we are winning.

It is thanks to you, our supporters, donors and partners, that we have been able to accomplish the impact you will read about in this 2021 Annual Report. We thank you for your trust, passion and generous support. As we continue our work for climate action and for global justice, we look ahead to this journey together.

Warmly,

signature of May Boeve
May Boeve, Executive Director

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2021 Financials

2021 Revenue

10866579,10012980,779706
2021 2020
49% Individual Donations $11,409,000 $11,673,000
44% Grants and Foundations $10,228,000 $13,250,000
7% Other Income $1,518,000 $137,000
Total $23,155,000 $25,059,000

2021 Expenses

15760843,3072095,477215
2021 2020
82% Programs $15,886,000 $15,626,000
15% Management & General $2,943,000 $3,009,000
3% Fundraising $481,000 $720,000
Total $19,310,000 $19,355,000

Liabilities and Net Assets

2021 2020
Liabilities $3,419,000 $2,940,000
Net Assets $12,741,000 $8,897,000
Total $16,160,000 $11,837,000

Net Asset Breakdown

2021 2020
Unrestricted $8,326,000 $4,582,000
Temporarily Restricted $4,415,000 $4,314,000
Net Assets $12,741,000 $8,897,000

SUPPORTING FOUNDATIONS

In addition to individual donations, 350.org’s work in Fiscal Year 2021 was generously supported by the following foundations:

  • Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation
  • Bea and David Zack Memorial Foundation
  • Bernard F. and Alva B. Gimbel Foundation
  • Bloomberg Philanthropies
  • Children’s Investment Fund Foundation
  • ClimateWorks Foundation
  • Compton Foundation
  • David Rockefeller Fund
  • Defense Against Thought Control Foundation
  • Donald C. Brace Foundation
  • EcoEd Foundation
  • Endeavor Foundation
  • Energy Transition Fund
  • Elliott Badgely Foundation
  • European Climate Foundation
  • Flora Family Foundation
  • Ford Foundation
  • Franklin Philanthropic Foundation in memory of Philip M. Goodman
  • Friends Provident Foundation
  • Generation Foundation
  • Gerald L. Lennard Foundation, Inc.
  • Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action
  • Grassroots Foundation
  • Handel Family Foundation
  • High Tide Foundation
  • Hirshan Family Foundation
  • Honnold Foundation
  • Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation
  • Hsu Hwa Chao Foundation
  • Irene Ritter Foundation
  • Juan M. Cordova Foundation
  • Kaplen Brothers Fund
  • KR Foundation
  • Latitude Forty Charitable Trust
  • Lemonade
  • Living Springs Foundation
  • Lockhart Vaughan Foundation
  • Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation
  • M&T Fantastic Family Foundation
  • Makoff Family Foundation
  • Mann Family Foundation
  • Marisla Foundation
  • Milner Family Foundation
  • Moccasin Lake Foundation
  • Oak Foundation
  • One Project
  • Open Society Foundations
  • Overbrook Foundation
  • Patagonia Foundation
  • Paul Bechtner Foundation
  • Perlmeter Family Foundation
  • Pond Family Foundation
  • R&S Strauss Family Foundation
  • Redekop Family Fund
  • Reis Family Foundation
  • Repass-Rodgers Family Foundation
  • Resonance Philanthropies
  • Rockefeller Brothers Fund
  • Schaffner Family Foundation
  • Scoob Trust Foundation
  • Sequoia Climate Fund
  • Sierra Club Foundation
  • Simeon and Jean H. Locke Foundation
  • Stephen & Carole Schwartz Foundation
  • Steven C. Leuthold Family Foundation
  • Sustainable Markets Foundation
  • Ten Fingers Foundation
  • The Amanda Hanley Climate Justice Fund
  • The Bunting Family Foundation
  • The Elmo Foundation
  • The Dudley Foundation
  • The Fine & Greenwald Foundation, Inc.
  • The Kendeda Fund
  • The Libra Foundation
  • The Pill Maharam Family Fund
  • The Shifting Foundation
  • The Streisand Foundation
  • The Sunrise Project The Sunrise Project
  • The Tilia Fund
  • The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
  • Tides Foundation
  • Tortuga Foundation
  • Treeline Foundation
  • Kann Rasmussen Foundation
  • Wallace Global Fund
  • WestWind Foundation
  • Willow Foundation
  • Workable Alternatives Foundation
  • Wy’east Foundation
  • Yellow Chair Foundation

 

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