About the Hub - OLD
The Green Resource Hub of the Finger Lakes is a non-profit organization that aims to expand the marketplace for sustainable living in the Finger Lakes region through consumer education, workforce training, and professional development. Through collaborations with like-minded local groups, the Hub works to nurture sustainable businesses and communities.
Our Sponsors
The Hub is grateful to the following organizations for their financial contributions to Hub efforts: The Park Foundation, Cornell University, Ithaca College, Tompkins County Solid Waste Management Division, and the Elmira-Corning Community Foundation. We would also like to thank the following organizations for their fiscal umbrella services: Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County, and Sustainable Tompkins.
Our Focus Areas
The Hub provides education, training, and networking opportunities in the following areas:
Energy efficiency... Renewable energy... Green building... Green purchasing... The Hub is about bringing people together on every level. Even our
events and projects are typically collaborations with like-minded
organizations. Our Partners
Sustainable Tompkins (ST) Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County (CCE-TC) Ithaca Green Building Alliance (IGBA)
The Hub grew out of a working group of Sustainable Tompkins, a local
coalition dedicated to promoting economic vitality, ecological
stewardship, and community well-being.
The Southern Tier Energy Smart Communities Program and the Agriculture
& Environment Program of CCE-TC have provided staff support for the
consumer education and green collar workforce development activities of
the Hub.
The Hub has had an ongoing relationship with IGBA, a local trade
association of green builders and energy service providers who promote
green building through education, networking and community
involvement.The Hub has also co-hosted a variety of educational
seminars and workshops with the following organizations: Ithaca
Forward, Home Green Home, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins
County, Ithaca College, Corning Community College, Renewable Energy
Group of the Southern Tier, and the Finger Lakes Sierra Club.



