Filtered Percolator Love
Get to Know Our Newest Team Members
Over the last year, we've added three new staff to the Percolator Team! Learn more about them here.
We'll miss you, Jasmine!
Jasmine Woods, our outoging Operations Manager, is off to tackle methane and other unmanaged climate risks with a new gig at Spark Climate Solutions. We will miss her, but are happy that such an important cause will benefit from her operations savvy.
Client Spotlight: GreenWave
GreenWave is a team of leaders, farmers, scientists, organizers, and food system experts. Together, they work to train and support regenerative ocean farmers, both creating jobs and protecting the planet.
Farewell to our longest Percolator comrade
Percolator said farewell to Barbara Christensen at the end of 2021, our very first employee, NPSP wizard, and a dear friend.
Columbus statue removal
On the morning of June 24th, I saw a video from the site of New Havens local statue of Christopher Columbus, on the day it was to be removed.
Can't protest? You can watch the livestream. And then send the money.
If you want to work to undo systemic racism and police brutality and you cant go to a protest or are looking for additional ways to get involved, open your wallet.
Sacred Heart Community Service Coronavirus Response
Sacred Heart Community Service is one of the leading Silicon Valley Human Services Agencies in the fight against poverty.
Meet Kai, a new Percolator team member
Join us in saying hello to our newest team member, Kai Addae.
Beautiful New Bookstore at CAC
The Center for Action and Contemplations new store is up and running! You can browse and buy a book.
Percolator's 2018 Gift Guide
Need some last-minute gift ideas? Here are some smart and thoughtful options offered by our clients.
Goodbye, Chris
This month we say goodbye to one of our founders, Chris McCullough, who is leaving us for new adventures. Chris played a major role in building Percolator, and we will miss him mightily! We asked Chris about these past six years... and his 28 jobs!
New Case Study: Washington Environmental Council
We love the outdoors and are grateful to those who care for it.