These 90 organizations, some of whom tabled at the Billie Eilish/REVERB Eco-Action Village on Billie’s tour, represent a diverse group of impactful nonprofits from each and every city and region that Billie’s tour visited.  They organize, educate and unite their communities in order to thrive and become more resilient in the face of the climate crisis, social and environmental injustice and mounting food insecurity and waste.  

This group of nonprofits work in the state, national and international arenas advancing climate justice by supporting frontline, Indigenous, and youth-led movements; funding grassroots solutions and alliances; mobilizing culture and the music industry for civic action; and driving equitable, systems-level climate and food solutions. 

The 19 selected grantees in this category focus on greenhouse gas-reduction and include projects that tackle clean energy, nature based solutions, climate justice, certified offsets, and music decarbonization.