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Nov 06
2009
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Daily ActsPosted by: Bruce Robinson on Nov 06, 2009 Tagged in: water , Sonoma County , resources , Petaluma , open space , nonprofit orgs , international , Ideas , food , farms , environment , education , community , climate change , carbon , California , activism
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Daily Acts, a Petaluma-based dedicated to sustainability and transformation, works, its founder says, by exercising “the freedom to act without having all the answers.”
As the impacts from Daily Acts ripple outward from the North Bay, founder and Executive Director Trathen Beckman says they are looking for new ways, and new partners, to help expand their influence.
From conservation to graywater reuse to designing and installing permaculture landscapes, many Daily Acts projects now are focused in one way or another on water. Which, when you think about it, is only natural.
This was the postcard invitation to the fundraising (and networking) breakfast on Thursday, Nov. 5. Part of the program was a informational video about the organization, created by local filmmaker Eve Goldberg. You can also see it here:
