Welcome to the SEEC Foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes sustainability as a multi-faceted, interdisciplinary issue made up of Social, Environmental and Economic Concerns.
Let us start by introducing ourselves:
The Social, Environmental and Economic Concerns (SEEC) Foundation is a sustainability-focused nonprofit organization that helps the community and businesses progress towards a sustainable future. To do this, we provide strategies and resources that address environmental issues, social conditions and realize financial benefits. The SEEC foundation was created to help reflect the positive synergy that exists when social, economic and environmental concerns are simultaneously addressed and work in unison.
The SEEC Foundation is based on our founders’ belief that a sustainable future will only be achieved by educating the public, providing them with necessary resources and making change attractive. Achieving a sustainable future isn’t simply about environmental improvements, it is about advancing society’s quality of life.
Established in 2008, the Social, Environmental and Economic Concerns (SEEC) Foundation is headquartered in New York City and charters projects and programs nationwide.
Check out the SEEC Foundation’s blog, which we use to provide commentary on the latest events, innovative developments and relevant policy issues. Read what Sustainability Director Wesley Cronk and our team of contributing expert writers are saying as they discuss such topics as green building, sustainable business, greenhouse gas management and energy efficiency. Add our blog to your RSS Feed or subscribe to receive email updates.
The SEEC Foundation website also features our Sustainability Blurb, which provides relevant and up-to-date information at the click of a button, sharing a quick tip, statistic, quote or news story relevant to the field of sustainability. At the SEEC Foundation, we believe that simple ideas can make huge impacts and our Sustainability Blurb provides a medium with potential for widespread change.The Sustainability Blurb is also available on Twitter. Follow us @SEECnyc.
