Much is made in the sustainability press and blogosphere about the environmental bottom line. In the Elkington taxonomy of financial, social and environmental benefits, the second bottom line often takes a back seat to the environmental. At minimum, second bottom line benefits are challenging to accurately quantify, and often point to issues that are not easily solved by a project, a product, or even a company.
At Pure Power, we strive to produce environmental results with our corporate work, but almost every member of the team contributes to the community in a meaningful way through non-profit work. Below is a short list of the non-profit organizations that PPD staff support, work with, and in some cases, lead:
- Young Presidents Organization
- Camp Max Strauss
- World Affairs Council
- Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors
- Forest Stewardship Council
- Doctor’s Global
- Hayward Corporation
- New Zealand Alpine Club
- American Alpine Club
- Digital Academy
- California Waterfowl Association
- Wings Medical Transportation Services
- Rotary International
- Danville, CA Concours d’Elegance
- Environmental Media Association
- Monte Vista Housing Association
- ecoAmerica
