Video Green Umbrella works to make every day “a beautiful day”
Green Umbrella is working to improve the economic vitality and quality of life in the Cincinnati region by maximizing the collective impact of individuals and organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability, including hosting the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on May 1. Here's what they're all about.
Green Umbrella is a Northside-based nonprofit organization working to improve the economic vitality and quality of life in Greater Cincinnati by maximizing the collective impact of individuals and organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability. In partnership with the region’s leading planning initiatives, Green Umbrella facilitates collaboration among over 200 area nonprofits, businesses, educational institutions and governmental entities focused on the environmental aspects of sustainability — including the May 1 Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit at the Cintas Center.
Here’s a video produced by Ryan Ponti-Zins in 2012 to explain Green Umbrella’s mission and impact.
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