Scott Stevens pledged to provide GIS and mapping and data management for over 6,200 acres and 70 mi. of trails... This includes 7 Nature Preserves and other managed lands in norther Alabama. I have been providing this volunteer service for over 9 years.

Jim Kyle pledged to use his GIS skills to produce maps and do research on accidental death for KERPA. The ultimate goal of the maps and the research is to reduce critical injuries and improving health outcomes for those living in the Kootenays.

Luis Ricardo Rodriguez pledged to implement GIS technology within the City of Salinas Animal Services (CSAS) organization to digitize their existing CSAS Salinas Police Beats map and to implement ESRI Collector for ArcGIS to capture locations of stray animals.

Russell Daniel Auwae pledged to work with Dr. Jose Rafael Herrera Herrera from Centro Universitario Victoria to understand bird diversity as it relates to land-use and natural resource management practices in Miquihana, Tamaulipas, Mexico.

Dawn Hutchinson pledged to work on getting County SAR to switch from SAR Topo to using AGOL and Survey 123 for their mapping needs on missions to benefit the San Luis Obispo County SAR team.

Abraham DaSilvio pledged to help model non-point source pollution within the Halifax River (an impaired waterway) region of Florida. His project will assist residents as well as government agencies in choosing and implementing useful mitigation practices and policy.

Gabor Bakos pledged to create a web-based geospatial server and real-time dashboard that will include all important and available spatial information about Tanzania.

Kevin Wyckoff pledged to use GIS to bring attention to white supremacist and neo-nazi activities in the Tacoma, WA area. By documenting hate speech, Tacoma Against Nazis hopes to make it hard to hate in Tacoma.

Samuel Mwenda pledged to delineate where threatened coastal wetlands are in the South Atlantic region.