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At the Interface Between the Built and Natural Environment<br> ©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc.<sup>®</sup>
At the Interface Between the Built and Natural Environment
©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc.®

Please join us in helping build a new workforce by contributing your donations to Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc.® Your contributions will make it possible for ICEPSM to accelerate its work to support the underserved community we collaborate with. It comprises members of the workforce and their families who have been disproportionately affected by environmental and public health hazards and have traditionally been unable to fully participate in an economic recovery. Your donations will cover, among others, education and training, internships, apprenticeships, materials and equipment, space rental, transportation, and other operating expenses. We accept donations online by credit card. Authorize.net operates our online donation portal on behalf of Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways, Inc.®.  We also accept donations through the mail by personal check, bank check or money order addressed to: Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc.® Our mailing address is: 125 Mt. Auburn Street Suite 1, Box 380165, Cambridge, MA. 02238. Your contributions are tax-deductible to the extent of law.

Acknowledgements

Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc. is grateful to Israel Ruiz, MIT Alumnus and former MIT Executive Vice President and Treasurer, for his help. It’s enabled us to carry on with our organization's work.

Phillip C. Lowe, the legendary master craftsman[4], introduced ICEPSM to other master craftsmen in his circle.

ICEPSM also appreciates the team spirit and initiative of a growing number of U.S. military veterans, who are among our earliest volunteers and with whom we are partnering on this work.

ICEP remembers with deep gratitude Phillip C. Lowe, Furniture Institute of Massachusetts (FIM) founder, for his enthusiasm for ICEP’s vision and work and for his generosity of spirit. He introduced our volunteers to FIM’s work to develop skilled artisans who could learn the art and heritage of American woodworking. He helped ICEP reach master craftsmen able to extend his knowledge to members of the workforce who have not normally been included in his field. His wife Sandra Lowe of Beverly, Massachusetts, played an important role in that regard. We cannot thank her enough for her kindness and gentle encouragement.

“Coastal Habitat for Wildlife Conservation Massachusetts Audubon Society Wildlife Sanctuary Loons, wild turkeys, owls, foxes and deer are among the animals who make this sanctuary their home ©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy Pathways (ICEP), Inc.℠ 2020”

Coastal Habitat for Wildlife Conservation
Massachusetts Audubon Society Wildlife Sanctuary
Loons, wild turkeys, owls, hawks, foxes and deer are among
the animals who make this sanctuary their home
©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy
Pathways (ICEP), Inc.®

Dedication

ICEPSM is dedicated to the memory of our ancestors. They handed down their knowledge to us. Our parents and grandparents were the first to help us chart this path toward sustaining life through education and workforce development. They were innovators in their time: conservationists, musicians, labor organizers and representatives, and entrepreneurs and educators who created jobs and trained the workforce in underserved communities.

Red-tailed Hawk Visiting Bird Sanctuary<br> ©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy<br> Pathways (ICEP), Inc.<sup>®</sup>
Red-tailed Hawk Visiting Bird Sanctuary
©Innovation-Clean Energy Economy
Pathways (ICEP), Inc.®