The Marin Green Business Forum The Green business model has begun to emerge in the business mainstream as an essential element of business success and the next clean engine for economic growth. Green business practices are an imperative today.

Learn more: www.MarinGreenBusinessForum.org

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Let’s Do it Now – Homeless Shelter.  The Let’s Do It Now mission is to give back to the community of Marin County by creating, and administering with integrity, a fund which will be used to finance an open emergency shelter for the homeless.

Learn more: www.LetsDoItNow.org

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Marin Corridors Plan starts with six lines connecting Marin’s cities and linking to regional transit.  The Corridors Plan is rooted in “Back to the Future.” Marin County was established along rail lines, making Marin unique in that 70% of urban Marin is still within ½ mile of an original rail right-of way.   Most of the original rail routes in Marin still exist.

Learn more: www.MarinCorridorsPlan.com

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Project Homeless Connect Delivering services to people experiencing homelessness.

Learn more: Contact MarinLink.

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SpiritLinksNews.org features articles by Diana deRegnier on mind/body/spirit healing and links to Marin County, California non-profits and faith communities promoting an open heart and mind to varied philosophies, cultures and practices.

All services are open to spiritual explorers of all beliefs and any or no affiliation!

Learn More at: SpiritLinksNews.com

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Stroke Directory – The Marin County Stroke Directory  — Resources that may save your life or someone you love.

Learn more: www.StrokeInfoMarin.org

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Warm Wishes. Warm Wishes creates a personal relationship between Marin volunteers and people living on the street when once a year volunteers distribute “StreetPacks” stuffed with new warm gloves, scarves, hats, wool socks and rain ponchos to homeless men and women of the Bay Area.

Learn more: www.WarmWishes.org

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GetMoneySmart.Info provides comprehensive  resources for financial education, trainings and counseling in Marin County.  The website is designed for businesses, individuals and organizations.

Learn More: GetMoneySmart.info

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2-1-1 Marin For a multitude of every day needs, and in times of disaster, dial 2-1-1 to access  hundreds of community services, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Trained, caring professionals can help answer your questions and guide you to appropriate resources.

Learn More: Call 2-1-1 or go to www.211BayArea.org