Greenpeace is present in 40 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Pacific. To maintain its independence, Greenpeace does not accept donations from governments or corporations but relies on contributions from individual supporters and foundation grants. Greenpeace has been campaigning against environmental degradation since 1971 when a small boat of volunteers and journalists sailed into Amchitka, an area north of Alaska where the US Government was conducting underground nuclear tests. This tradition of 'bearing witness' in a non-violent manner continues today, and our ships are an important part of all our campaign work.

Greenpeace is an independent global campaigning organisation that acts to change attitudes and behaviour, to protect and conserve the environment and to promote peace. Greenpeace is present in 40 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Pacific. Greenpeace has been campaigning against environmental degradation since 1971 when a small boat of volunteers and journalists sailed into Amchitka, an area north of Alaska where the US Government was conducting underground nuclear tests. This tradition of 'bearing witness' in a non-violent manner continues today, and our ships are an important part of all our campaign work.

Greenways Land Trust is a conservation organization that works to enhance recreational and ecological greenways for people and wildlife. The work is accomplished by volunteers who participate in: stewardship, public education, and community events. Greenways supports projects that enhance salmon habitat, the restoration of Baikie Island and interactive programs for adults and/or kids. GLT volunteers also perform trail maintenance, most notably in the Beaver Lodge Forest Lands. In 2007, GLT officially became the stewards of the Haig Brown Heritage Property and so there will be plenty of opportunities to become involved! We act as a community resource centre on issues of land and stream stewardship.

Greenwich Academy is a college-preparatory day school serving girls in grades Pre-Connecting through Group XII. The Upper School has a fully coordinated program with Brunswick School, a neighboring boys' school. The school's objective is to develop girls and young women of exceptional character and achievement who demonstrate independence, resilience, courage, integrity and compassion. We strive, above all, to honor our motto, "Toward the building of character."

The Greenwich Country Day School is a co-educational, independent day school with 840 students enrolled in nursery through ninth grade. It is located on an 80-acre campus in Greenwich, Connecticut. The school is fully accredited by the State of Connecticut through the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and is a member of NAIS. Country Day was founded in 1926. The original 49 students and 11 faculty members, under the leadership of Headmaster John Lynn Miner, began their fledgling enterprise in a barn on the property of William A. Rockefeller. A year later, enrollment had tripled, and The Greenwich Country Day School found a permanent home on a beautiful estate, which still functions as an integral part of the campus. Today, GCDS defines itself as a rigorous family-school fostering academic excellence.

The vision of the Library is to provide the community with superior library services, to serve as the cultural and intellectual crossroads of Greenwich and to be a leader among public libraries. The Library links the public to information and knowledge by providing popular materials, proven advanced technologies and its core collection of traditional resources.

Grey Power is a Lobby Organization promoting the welfare and well-being of all those citizens in the 50 plus age group. Our mission is to be the appropriate voice for all New Zealanders. We strive for a provision of a quality Health Care to all New Zealand residents regardless of income and location, and oppose all discriminatory and disadvantageous legislation affecting rights, security and dignity.

GRID-Arendal is an official United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) collaborating centre, supporting informed decision making and awareness-raising through environmental information management and assessment, capacity building services and outreach and communication tools, methodologies and products. As UNEP's Key Polar Centre, we are involved with initiatives in the Polar Regions, and increasingly, we are broadening our focus on sustainable development of the oceans and coasts elsewhere in the world. As a non-profit foundation with a public mission, we uphold the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. We believe that a commitment to our environment and best practices defines the nature of our work and activities. At the workplace, we respect diversity and gender equality, and our policies reflect this engagement.

Founded in 1884 by Rev. Endicott Peabody, Groton's original aims included the intellectual, moral and physical development of its students in grades seven through twelve towards preparation for both college and "the active work of life." Now a coeducational, primarily residential school of 181 girls and 172 boys in grades eight through twelve, we set for our students the highest standards of academic achievement, intellectual growth, ethical awareness and behavior, sportsmanship, athletic endeavor and service to others.

Since 1978, GroundSpark (formerly Women's Educational Media) has produced and distributed films, educational resources and campaigns on issues ranging from environmental concerns to affordable housing to preventing prejudice. Working closely with educators, activists, national and local organizations, we ensure that our films are used to inspire meaningful social change. Much of this work focuses on creating schools and communities that are safe for all children.

Groundswell is a UK wide charity that is the leading user involvement and self-help organisation working the field of homelessness in the UK. Groundswell offers a wide range of activities designed to support groups and individuals who share our beliefs, including a network of homeless led projects to promote the exchange of ideas and best practice. We support homeless people in setting up projects through grant award schemes, training and fundraising advice. We enable homeless people to campaign and lobby local and national decision-makers.

Groundwork was established in 1981 to organise Rhododendron eradication workcamps and thus help in the fight to conserve our last remaining fragments of Irish native woodland. Those 27 years have seen the growth of Groundwork from a small group of environmentally-concerned Irish students to an organisation attracting like-minded people from all over the world to carry out voluntary work in one of Ireland's most beautiful natural landscapes. Most of Groundwork’s focus has been on the removal of the invasive Rhododendron ponticum from Killarney National Park, Co. Kerry. Other projects have been tackled including rhododendron clearance work in Glenveagh National Park, Co. Donegal and drain blocking on bogs in the midlands of Ireland.

Group B Strep Support formed in 1996, with just 3 members and one medical adviser. At Group B Strep Support, we believe that every woman should be informed about group B Strep and offered the opportunity to have a sensitive test to detect GBS carriage late in pregnancy. GBS is the most common cause of serious bacterial infections in newborn babies in the UK, causing septicaemia, meningitis and/or pneumonia.

Girlguiding UK is the United Kingdom's largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women, with over 550,000 members including about 100,000 trained volunteer adult Leaders and supporters. 'Girlguiding UK' is an operating name of The Guide Association. The aim of guiding is to help girls and young women develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world. Girlguiding UK makes guiding available in the United Kingdom, its Crown Dependencies, its overseas territories and in British communities overseas, to every girl and woman who wants to take part. There are Girl Guide Associations in all 53 countries in the Commonwealth. Most are independent and a small number are Branch Associations of Girlguiding UK.

Since 1946, the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc. has provided guide dogs free of charge to blind people who seek enhanced mobility and independence. Our students come to us from all over the United States and many foreign countries. Our trademark small classes and individualized instruction often attract students who may have special requirements. We have successfully trained hearing-impaired blind people as well as many physically challenged people. We are supported entirely by donations from generous individuals, corporations and foundations. We receive no government funding.

Our unique program is equal parts match-making, intensive training, and lifetime support. Students have access to instructors, counselors and veterinarians, a full-time nursing staff, a dedicated dormitory staff all of whom attend to students' needs in order to make their stay pleasant and enjoyable. Also, unique among guide dog schools, we offer follow-up services to each graduate of our program at their home or place of business for the lifetime of their guide dog partnership.

We provide mobility and freedom to blind and partially sighted people. We also campaign for the rights of people with visual impairment, educate the public about eye care and fund eye disease research. The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association consists of stakeholders, including our customers, volunteers, donors, employees and trustees. We work as a team to deliver mobility and access services that meet the needs and aspirations of blind and partially-sighted people in the United Kingdom. Guide Dogs was founded in 1931, and is a charity that receives no government funding for the guide dogs service. The guide dog service is entirely dependent on voluntary donations. The guide dog service costs the guide dog owner a nominal fee of just 50 pence to ensure equality for all in the UK. We are a world leader in breeding and training guide dogs and are a co-founder of the International Guide Dog Federation.

Guide Dogs of America provides professionally trained guide dogs and instruction in their use, free-of-charge to blind and visually impaired individuals, so they may pursue their goals of independence and greater mobility. Like most successful organizations, Guide Dogs of America depends on the talents and aspirations of many dedicated individuals. In our case, these individuals include our board of directors, staff, puppy raisers, volunteers, donors and the visually impaired men and women that we serve.

Established in 1960, Guide Dogs Queensland has been helping to "equip, empower and educate" blind and vision impaired Queenslanders, of all ages, with a wide range of top-quality orientation and mobility services. GDQ is the only service provider in Queensland that offers a complete range of rehabilitation services. Thousands of blind and vision impaired Queenslanders turn to us each year, seeking our support, training and resources to be equipped with information, services and tools that help them overcome this disability and remain active at home, in the community and at work.