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Donate | Geothermal Rising :: Using the Earth to Save the Earth Geothermal Rising relies on donations from donors like you to continue amplifying and spreading awareness of geothermal worldwide. Read about our different philanthropic initiatives below. Your donation can help use the Earth to save the Earth.
Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) and Advanced Geothermal Systems (AGS) have the potential to harness geothermal energies in regions where Conventional Hydrothermal Systems (CHS) would be impossible. Philanthropic Opportunities Geothermal Rising is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that relies on your support and generosity.
By contributing to a philanthropic initiative listed below, you are helping to support our geothermal community through education, outreach, and dissemination of research across local, national, and global society. Your donation helps end the climate crisis and equitably and justly transition the hydrocarbon workforce into the clean and renewable energy economy.
Online donations are quick and easy using our secure credit card transactions. We welcome donations of all sizes and payment plans – whether it's a one-time gift, a monthly contribution or part of a matching gifts program. On behalf of the geothermal community, we would like to thank you for helping advance the geothermal industry!
Geothermal is a crucial component of our transition to a sustainable future, and it’s important to teach the next generation about this unlimited resource so they can learn about and promote geothermal technologies and applications. A donation to the Museum Exhibit Fund will allow Geothermal Rising to build museum exhibits in more communities. The exhibit caters to visitors of all ages, from young children to adults.
One of the aims is to provide adult visitors with knowledge on what geothermal resources can offer, as well as address misinformation that some may have about the resource. The goal is to provide everyone a well-rounded understanding of the potential of geothermal to enrich lives and encourage more people to become geothermal supporters.
Your gift can support taking geothermal exhibits on the road or help build a permanent geothermal exhibit at a museum near you. The Earth Energy Fellows program raises the profile of geothermal through policy.
Geothermal Rising supports geothermal professionals and graduate students who write, publish, and think about earth-powered geothermal solutions to solve the existential threats of climate change, the urgent need to decarbonize economic sectors, the oil and gas workforce transition, and other topics where geothermal plays a critical role in transforming into a clean energy economy.
As a donor, you can support a single Earth Energy Fellow or the entire initiative. The Indigenous Geothermal Engagement Fund The Indigenous Geothermal Engagement Fund — supports the Indigenous Geothermal Symposium and year-round efforts to elevate Indigenous leadership in the geothermal sector.
Donations help cover the costs of organizing the Symposium — including meals, space, and materials — and provide need based travel assistance for Indigenous attendees. The fund also supports ongoing outreach and education in Tribal communities and at tribally focused events and conferences, helping foster dialogue, share knowledge, and strengthen networks.
Your contribution helps ensure Indigenous voices are not only present, but central to conversations about geothermal development, policy, and opportunity. This fund invests in visibility, access, and leadership. Please note for amounts over $2,500 we will have offer branding material at IGS.
Contact Jessica Eagle-Bluestone (Jessica@geothermal. org) for more information. Regional Interest Groups (RIGs) RIGs build and empower regional geothermal communities and the people who are scaling the geothermal industry.
RIGs are located in Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern California, Pacific Northwest, Southern California, Texas/Louisiana/Oklahoma, Utah, and Vermont. These communities seek to collaborate and empower the geothermal industry at local, state, and regional levels. You can help fund a family picnic outing, guest speaker series, webinar program, or geothermal networking event.
You may donate to a specific RIG or support the whole program. Support the Next Generation of Geothermal Leaders! Your gift will empower the geothermal community through the awards of scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students.
Geothermal Rising supports university students from a broad array of disciplines related to any aspect of geothermal energy, including but not limited to geosciences, environmental studies, engineering, renewable energy, energy policy, public policy, water rights, and other social sciences. Your gift will build the geothermal industry’s next generation. All donations are tax-deductible.
Amplify the Geothermal Narrative GR Library (Publication Fund) Geothermal Rising has the largest and oldest geothermal library in the world. A donation to support this digital library will elevate and spread geothermal research within and externally. Donations to this fund allow Geothermal Rising to update the library, along with publication initiatives like the Elsevier textbook grant and The Bulletin.
Geothermal Rising has increased student membership dues from $20 to $40. To help some students, you now have an option to sponsor a student membership.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Donations support Geothermal Rising's initiatives; organizations or individuals can donate to the fund. The fund itself supports educational projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Geothermal Rising Philanthropic Opportunities (Museum Exhibit Fund) is funded by Geothermal Rising. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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