Canvas Dreams is proud to participate in the following local and regional
sustainable networks and organizations.
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ReDirect Guide
The ReDirect Guide aims to promote progressive and sustainable businesses
in the markets it serves. An invaluable resource, full of detailed business
listings, The ReDirect Guide is an excellent source for information on
sustainable businesses and services providers. Canvas Dreams is honored
to have been chosed
by the ReDirect Guide to serve their email hosting needs.
Special Offer: We offer a 20% discount for fellow ReDirect
Guide members. The coupon code is listed on our ReDirect Guide profile,
available at the URL above. Please note, we will ask you to verify your
membership with the ReDirect Guide before we honor the coupon. At the
time you sign up, please provide the link to your own ReDirect Guide
profile page at www.redirectguide.com in the Comments field.
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Sustainable Business Network of Portland
Sharing many compatible objectives of Co-op America, SBNP promotes sustainable
business practices by encouraging its members to support local businesses
with sustainable goals. Monthly meetings are held at local offices of fellow
SBNP members and designed to help educate other members about different
ways to reduce waste and improve a company's energy efficiency.
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EcoTuesday
EcoTuesday is a networking event for sustainable business leaders
that takes place on the fourth Tuesday of each month in cities across the
country. Featured speakers help structure the theme of each event, with
formal introductions by every participant encouraging personal connections.
Portland's event is held at the SOUK incubator space on NW 6th Avenue.
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Portland General Electric Clean Wind
As a Bronze Level member of PGE's Clean Wind program, Canvas Dreams is proud to help promote a locally-operated, renewable energy initiative championed by a Portland-based power utility. All of the electricity used by our operations are offset with 100% new power from the Klondike and Biglow Canyon wind farm projects, located 150 miles east of Portland along the plateau above the Columbia River Gorge.
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