Pesticide Action Network North America

Reclaiming the future of food and farming

A donation to Pesticide Action Network signals your commitment to a just, thriving food system free from toxic pesticides. We gratefully receive donations of all kinds from individuals, businesses and foundations, and we honor gifts of any level as a form of activism. Together we promote food and farming solutions that protect the health of communities and the environment.

Pesticide Action Network also fiscally sponsors small, local organizations like Pollinate Minnesota to support community engagement in improving our food system.

What your dollars do

A donation to PAN advances alternatives to pesticides worldwide. We provide regular updates of how your money is making a difference in the world. Pesticide Action Network North America is a tax-exempt non-profit organization and your donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. We are transparent, accountable to the public, and we encourage you to review our annual program and financial reports, annual audit and IRS documents.

PAN North America membership includes our newsletter published four times a year; opportunities to take action for change; invitations to special events, and resources for communities, families, advocates, media and researchers.

PAN’s approach

Our work advances environmental justice, sustainable agriculture, food sovereignty and democracy across North America and around the world. As a grassroots, people-powered organization, our work is guided by the voices and experiences of those directly impacted by pesticide use.

We encourage you to explore our website for information on our current campaigns, and highly recommend visiting What’s On My Food and our Pesticide Info Database, the world’s largest online database for current toxicity and regulatory information for pesticides.

Your support keeps PAN strong and independent. Since 1982, people like you have won victories through international treaties banning the most hazardous pesticides, national campaigns to take back our food system, and local laws protecting the health of children and families.

We measure our success and progress by asking:

• Are affected parties, including family farmers, farmworkers and diverse communities engaged in identifying problems, solutions and strategies?
• What positive policy changes are we winning? Is pesticide use increasing or decreasing? Are effective alternatives being adopted? What do these indicators tell us about the next actions needed?

Want to know more?

We want to ensure that you have the information and resources to make an informed donation for a world free from toxic pesticides, today and for generations to come. If you have a question that is not answered here, please contact our Development Department, or call us at (415) 728-0179.