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ABOUT OUR WORK
The Samuel Lawrence Foundation (SLF) strives to promote human interaction and encourage broader community access to science, education, and the arts.
SCIENCE
SLF bridges science, community engagement and politics to promote collaboration on local, regional and national nuclear energy issues.
SLF supports leaders in Uniontown, Alabama, in their fight to resolve serious environmental problems affecting their community.
SLF supports TOPtoTOP.org's 20-year, global sailing expedition to assess climate change and build a global network of climate ambassadors.
EDUCATION
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SLF’s Climate Resilience Initiative provides resources for schools to expand instruction in clean energy, mediation-based communication, student-voter mobilization and more.
On the waterways of Bangladesh, floating schools open doors for education, information technology and climbing out of poverty.
Barrio Botany provides inner-city San Diego students with garden-based, experiential learning to enhance environmental literacy and inspire lifelong health and wellness.
ARTS
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In cooperation with Head Start preschools, Dance Start provides creative movement instruction for socio-economically disadvantaged children.
SLF supports the participation of scientists, technologists, engineers, artists and mathematicians — all from diverse backgrounds — in a national photo exhibition.
SLF offers enriching experiences in performing arts to youth and their families by providing them with tickets to music and dance performances.
SUPPORT OUR WORK
We take great pride in our mission and accomplishments. SLF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that incubates young, change-making organizations. Your tax-deductible donation will fund advancements in science, education and the arts.
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