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SOAK IT UP!

Howard EcoWorks Annual Fundraiser

MEET OUR 2024 SPONSORS

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White Oak Sponsors

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Eastern Redbud Sponsors

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Inkberry Holly Sponsors

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Blue Flag Iris Sponsors

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Our Mission

Howard EcoWorks is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and a regional force for social and environmental change, dedicated to empowering communities and diverse workforces to respect and restore our natural systems for future generations. Our vision is to create innovative solutions, partnerships, and a skilled workforce to support resilient communities.

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Soak It Up! is our annual fundraising event where we celebrate our projects and program participants while providing networking opportunities for sponsors, donors, and clients.

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This year in particular, the proceeds from our fundraiser will help us fund a new property that will allow us to expand our services in the region. Your support will help us continue to engage and educate the community about environmental issues, while creating pathways to green jobs through our workforce development programs.

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Join us in making a positive impact on the environment and communities in and around Howard County. Together, we can build a more sustainable and resilient future for all.

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Forest Trees
  • Planting 727 trees and installed over 6,400 native plants
  • Serving 56 program participants through UpLift, READY and EcoAmbassadors
  • Installing more than 9,000 ft2 of native landscapes and rain gardens
  • Removing 77,440 pounds of debris and bulk trash from our local waterways
  • Providing nearly 50 professional development opportunities to our workforce development program participant crews
  • Worked with over 80 landowners and communities on environmental restoration and beautification
  • And educated hundreds of people in our community with messages of environmental sustainability

SINCE 2023 WE ACCOMPLISHED:

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