If you haven't heard of Greenpeace, you must have been living under a rock for the last few years, because the members of this environmental organization have been fighting for the preservation of the earth since 1971.

They pride themselves on their method of “bearing witness” to environmental crimes in a non-violent manner, and although some people find them annoying, they have done a lot of good in the world. They are best known for their protests on ships. They support ocean conservation, climate change prevention, forest preservation, and the protection of endangered species.

On the Greenpeace USA website greenpeace.org, pie charts show that in 2005, their revenue breakdown was as follows: over 64% was used on their campaigns, 23% was used in fundraising costs, approximately 10% was used as grants to their Greenpeace Affiliates, and the rest was used for administration costs. Although the fundraising costs are a little high, it's obvious that this organization uses most of its money for its cause.

If you want to donate to Greenpeace, you can choose to join the organization as a member or make a donation over their website. You can choose to give monthly or make a one-time donation. Greenpeace also appreciates activism and getting involved, so if you really want to support them, join their next rally!