Vermont Resilience
Climate change has caused major damage all around the state of Vermont. From river flooding to reduced snow cover to impact on farming, the state faces significant financial losses. Your donation will be directed to projects with immediate impact, measurable results, and lasting benefits.
CRO is a registered 501c3 nonprofit, all donations are tax deductible
Donate to Climate Resilience Offsets’ Vermont Resilience campaign today.
Recommended donations for visitors:
Corporate event or wedding: $500 - $2500
Week-long ski vacation: $150 - $350
Weekender: $50 - $150
All donations are 100% tax-deductible.
Where will your donation be directed? Below are just a few projects that need immediate funding.
Vermont’s capital city Montpelier suffered catastrophic flooding in July 2023. Nearly 80% of downtown businesses were severely affected, and the total cost of repair is more than $100,000,000.
River Flooding
Vermont has long been known as a farming community. But climate change has stressed the land to the point where it can no longer sustain many traditional crops.
Farm drought
Skiing is a major industry in Vermont. The state boasts some of the best skiiing for enthusiasts from New York, Boston, and Montreal Canada. But warmer temperatures have reduced the snow pack and colder temperatures mean resorts can’t make as much snow as they want.
Vanishing snow pack
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