Partnerships
Together,
We Go Further
We connect people, purpose and the plant across Rotary networks, universities, nonprofits, and communities worldwide. Partnership is in our DNA.
Our Approach
Partnership Is in Our DNA
From our founding, Earth Talks has operated as a connector — not a competitor. We amplify partners’ work rather than duplicate it. Our mission: connect people, partners, and organizations so that knowledge flows freely and environmental action multiplies across communities.
“Small Actions. Big Ripples. One Earth.” — Earth Talks Foundation Motto
Benefits
What Partnership Can Include
Platform Access
Reach a global audience of Rotarians, educators, and practitioners every week.
Co-Creation
Co-host events, contribute content, and collaborate on making projects like Project SkyBridge.
Network Introductions
Connect with Rotary Districts, NGOs, and environmental leaders across our global community.
Process
How We Build Partnerships
A thoughtful, five-stage process so every partnership is built on shared value.
- Initial Conversation: Learn about your work and explore mission alignment.
- Value Exchange: Clarify what each organization gives and gains.
- Design the Partnership: Define the activities, commitments, and the first concrete step.
- Launch: Introduce your work to our community and begin collaboration.
- Manage & Evaluate: Regular check-ins, celebrate wins, adapt as we grow together.
Our Partners
Our Partner Community
Organizations who share our commitment to protecting air, water, land, and energy for all life on Earth.
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Get Involved
Ready To Connect?
Whether you’re a Rotary club, environmental nonprofit, university program, or community organization–if you’re working to protect our planet, we want to know you.
Contact: Info@EarthTalksFoundation.org
Stay Connected
Not ready to formalize a partnership? Join our weekly Earth Talks and meet the community first. Our Zoom rooms are always open.
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Earth Talks Foundation is the charitable and administrative partner of the Earth Network Rotary Club. Learn more at EarthNetworkRotary.org.