Collaborating For A Regenerative Future
Who We Are
As a fiscal sponsor, we provide our nonprofit clients with personalized service and the tools needed for economically viable, systemically grounded success. And we take care of the back office and government stuff, too.
We are currently the fiscal sponsor for 70 different nonprofit organizations. Since 1978 we have helped over 3700 socially responsible organizations. Bringing nearly 40 years of business and organizational experience to the table – we help organizations through all kinds of situations.
ISI envisions a coming paradigm when human civilization is again aligned with the ways of nature. We support moving beyond the existing paradigm of capitalistic extraction and into the realm of whole systems thinking – in alignment with wellbeing for all life. Here at ISI, we are dedicated to ‘whole systems’ thinking. We believe everything is interconnected and all actions have impacts and repercussions. We emphasize the highest levels of business ethics, and we help organizations make the most of their good ideas.
To learn more, please Contact Us! Together we are moving forward into the REGENERATIVE FUTURE.
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GOOD TO KNOW
The Coming Great Transition
Article written by: Jordan Greenhall Our global civilization is currently undergoing a tremendous set of transitions that will ultimately result in the dismantling of much of the way that we currently live and the construction of a new “civilization model”. Over the...
Celebrating Earth Day And Loren’s Legacy
In celebration of Earth Day, we offer this video on the life and legacy of Dr. Loren Cole, ISI’s founder. In 1970, Loren was a co-coordinator of UC Berkeley’s Earth Day program. “Earth Day showed that environmental issues mattered to Americans from all sorts of...
Remaining Sane & Moving Forward
On Perspectives for Remaining Sane & Moving Forward in Life By: S, Loren Cole, Ph.D. Nothing—is so bad that it cannot be used as a horrible example! Follow the rule of the Mumbai Golf Club which states; “that you must play the ball from where the monkey drops...