July 15, 2026

Can We Donate $10 To Your Congregation?

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MassIPL's Environmental Stewardship Survey

Dear Friends,

Communities of faith have a sacred calling to care for the environment and protect the most vulnerable. MassIPL exists to help people of faith answer that call — as stewards of our houses of worship and as people responding, together, to a changing climate.

We want to better understand what's happening in congregations like yours, so that we can support the work and witness of people of faith on climate and creation. To do that, we need your help.

A brief survey

We're asking at least one leader from each Massachusetts house of worship — someone who feels able to speak on behalf of their congregation — to complete a short 10-minute survey.

These responses will shape the resources we create for environmental stewardship, and how we support congregations across Massachusetts in the years ahead.

A thank-you gift

As a small thank you for your time and insight, we would like to offer your House of Worship a donation of $10. If you prefer, you can forward the $10 donation to support MassIPL's environmental justice work.

These donations are being funded by our generous Executive Committee members, to help support communities of faith and further MassIPL's mission.

Thank you so much, and many blessings,

Rev. Michael Reed
Executive Director
Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light

About the Author

Michael Reed

Rev. Michael Reed serves as Executive Director of Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light, where he leads statewide efforts to equip and mobilize faith communities in the pursuit of climate justice and environmental sustainability. An ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church with fifteen years of nonprofit leadership experience, he was named a 2025 Interfaith Innovation Fellow with Interfaith America. He holds a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and a Master's in Theology from the University of Edinburgh, and lives in Andover, MA with his wife and their two young children.

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