Sacramento’s Climate Movement
Vision
We believe in a world with a safe climate, where nature is respected and protected, and our social, political, and economic systems work for all people and the planet.
Who We Are
350 Sacramento is a grassroots environmental justice organization focused on collective action to create a safe global climate. With a small, dedicated staff and a large base of passionate volunteers, our team comprises a diverse range of backgrounds and talents, all working together toward a common goal: to reduce pollution, protect our communities, and create a more sustainable future.
Approach
Through advocacy, education, and the power of community, we pursue active solutions and policies that support a future where all people are free to breathe fresh air, access clean energy, and live in a safe, healthy environment.
Impact
Since our organization began in 2010, 350 Sacramento has worked diligently to facilitate community action and advocate for policies that will reduce pollution, protect our environment, and prioritize equitable, sustainable climate solutions. To effect change on a systemic level, we've focused on three primary areas: (1) Advocacy & Policy, (2) Education, and (3) Community.
Some recent achievements include:
YOUTH ACTION: Organized 2,000 students at 50 schools across California for youth walkout, including 100 Sacramento participants.
AWARDS: Supported youth leaders: Former 350 Sacramento intern Mackenzie Hollender earned the Sacramento Environmentalist award.
SEAT PROGRAM: Taught 25 high school students in spring 2025 Student Environmental Activist Training program, including 10 interns.
POLLUTERS PAY: Rallied mass support for Polluters Pay Superfund Act and helped secure Sacramento City Council’s official support for the bill.
SPRAWL PUSHBACK: Mobilized community and helped secure Sacramento City Council resolution to formally oppose County sprawl.
SMUD FORUM: Successfully prompted SMUD to host their first Community Solar Forum.
EDUCATION: Provided education on climate action and solutions in multiple formats, including trainings, webinars, film screenings, and more.
EVENTS: Co-hosted Climate Justice & Sun Day Festival - 450 attendees.
COMMUNITY GROWTH: Expanded and activated new and existing community members, increasing the number of volunteers, donors, and event participants. .
The climate justice movement is a team effort, and whether you volunteer, make a donation, or share our message, we truly appreciate your support. We are grateful to be part of this committed community of climate advocates and change-makers!
“Climate justice is about saving people. Our love for humankind is where the true work happens.”
– Haleya Hoang, 350 Sacramento Board Member Founder
& Leader of 350 Granite Bay High School
MISSION STATEMENT: 350 Sacramento is a local grassroots organization committed to equitable solutions that accelerate the transition to a sustainable future, with atmospheric carbon dioxide levels below 350 parts per million.
VISION STATEMENT: We believe in a world with a safe climate, where nature is respected and protected, and our social, political, and economic systems work for all people and the planet.
Dear Friends,
In this pivotal moment, as political and corporate forces continue to accelerate their anti-progress agenda, our climate justice movement continues to grow stronger and more organized.
Neighbors show up in solidarity with one another, youth are speaking out for change, and coalitions have banded together to demand justice. Together, we've shown that community, creativity, and compassion are at the core of a people-powered movement.
It is up to all of us to fight for - and create - the world we want, with clean air, clean energy, and a safe, healthy environment for all.
Please support 350 Sacramento, to help ensure we can continue our local efforts to help our region chart a more sustainable, equitable future.
Thank you for supporting our mission and being an important part of this community!
Gratefully Yours,
Katie McCammon & Patricia Moore, 350 Sacramento Co-Executive Directors
Climate change disproportionately affects people of color, communities with lower incomes, and others from underrepresented and under-served communities, both locally and throughout the world. Climate justice, which recognizes that climate change is intertwined with other social struggles such as racism and economic inequality, is a central principle to our work and mission. Therefore, building a strong, diverse social movement is necessary to combat climate change, which is a significant and mounting threat to the survival of humanity and all other living beings.
We strive to make 350 Sacramento’s culture one of respect, empathy, collaboration, inclusion, and liberation for people of all races, ages, sexes, genders, abilities, and religions. We fight alongside the intersecting struggles for a more just, free, and sustainable society. We understand that we all have different backgrounds and life experiences, and give the benefit of the doubt that each member is doing their best to meet the moment, while being sensitive to environmental and social challenges. Consequently, we embrace opportunities to communicate and cultivate empathy, self-awareness, and restorative justice. We will continue to build our capacity to organize and co-power our diverse community to fulfill our mission.
View our current participation opportunities.
Online Volunteering
We have various teams to join. Visit our website to learn more about our teams.
We meet over Zoom. If you find a team that suits your interests, please contact that team's lead to get started!
Organization name
350 Sacramento
2014
Mission Category
Environment
Operating Budget
$100,001-$250,000
Organization Need
Funding: Program, Funding: Other, Funding: Unrestricted, Volunteers
Demographics Served
Youth & Children, Low-income individuals/families, General population
BIPOC Leadership
Board Chair
Local Counties Served
Sacramento
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
909 12th St Suite 116Other
PO Box 161677Sacramento, CA, US