This Month’s Feature

During the month of October we’ll be sharing the work of outdoor organization, the Charles Roundtree Bloom Project in our community effort to showcase organizations who are working to create more inclusive outdoor spaces.
 
San Antonio based The Charles Roundtree Bloom Project aims to create a space of communal healing for youth impacted by incarceration by facilitating healing-centered outdoor experiences and culturally relevant environmental education that will help them envision new possibilities for their lives, for their communities, and for our world.
 

What They Do

Support and Donate

Please consider supporting this organization directly.
 

Support the Charles Roundtree Bloom Project

Donations fund the various outdoor experiences provided to youth participants. Funding goes towards trips to state parks, camping experiences, food and outdoor gear.

All donations are tax deductible and can be made as a one-time or recurring payment. We encourage recurring donations to be made as they’re a reliable source of support for Charles Roundtree Bloom Project’s mission.
   
See our first featured Outdoor Diversity Organization here. An overview of organizations we have supported can be found here.

In this document, you can find information about what these organizations are doing and how you can donate to them directly.

We have also created a submission form if you know of an organization who’s doing the work to make the outdoors more diverse and inclusive. If you want to see them supported, please submit via the form below:
 

Submission Form

We encourage anyone in the outdoor space who wants to become more involved to join us. Feel free to email us directly at diversenps@gmail.com and we’ll be happy to follow up with information on how to join us in taking action to diversify our outdoor spaces.