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Covering topics from environment to youth, Fenton Communcations is one of the elder statesmen of the sustainable marketing genre and the largest public interest communications firm in the country. Their services range from advertising to media relations to message and strategy, and they have offices in three corners of the country. [Fenton Communications]

Believing that systems in nature -- from molecules to galaxies -- organize around identity, they think that brands are natural systems, too. Enlightened Brand can help you see the true nature of each brand's ecosystem. Check out the Enlightened Brand Journal; it helps keep everyone up to date on the latest in cause marketing. [Enlightened Brand]

Focusing exclusively on responsible brands and organizations, egg strives to create success in the marketplace for the good guys. egg is also a proud member of 1% for the Planet. [egg]

Founded with the idea that less is more, Clean Agency takes a fresh, values-based approach to marketing with an emphasis on eco-friendly processes. They believe in the preservation of resources and less waste. and their cost-conscious strategies are both fiscally and socially responsible. Clean applies to aesthetics, too; they think intelligent design should be purposeful, never frivolous. We think so, too. [Clean Agency]

BIG prides itself on being a bit greener than most agencies. They support SSF-pal LOHAS ' sustainable living ethos, and have even helped celebs show up in hybrids at the Oscars. [BiG]

Forward-thinking communications to broaden and vitalize the base of people who care about social justice, socially-responsible business practices, global equity, and environmental stewardship. [Bellwether Group]

Public relations, product placement, marketing and media-buying pros with nearly 10 years' experience in the outdoor and specialty industries, they do it right by representing brands and products they believe in. [Backbone Media]

SCRAPILE is the collaborative work of designers Bart Bettencourt and Carlos Salgado. Seeking to create a possitive environmental impact with their work, these two have developed a unique method of collecting and repurposing discarded scraps of wood from New York's woodworking industry. Since it's conception in Fall 2003, this project has continued to yield an ever-evolving line of furniture and product which by its very nature insists each piece be one of a kind. [scrapile]