www.sabbatheconomics.org  -The Sabbath Economics Collaborative is a national collaborative network that seeks to facilitate cooperation among faith-based people and organizations committed to economic justice, and to serve as a resource to congregations and movements involved in the struggle for sustainable economics and poverty reduction.

www.newmonasticism.org —New Monasticism is an emerging nationwide movement to reclaim the Church’s historic emphases on community life and the pursuit of justice. Central in this paradigm is the renunciation of our society’s rampant materialism and greed. Sustainability, generous sharing and open hospitality are the core values espoused by New Monasticism.

www.newdream.org  - The Center for a New American Dream is a membership-based nonprofit organization to help Americans consume responsibly to protect the environment, enhance quality of life, and promote social justice.

www.schumachersociety.org  - The E. F. Schumacher Society, named after the author of “Small Is Beautiful: Economics As If People Mattered” is an educational non-profit organization founded in 1980. Their programs demonstrate that both social and environmental sustainability can be achieved by applying the values of human-scale communities and respect for the natural environment to economic issues. Building on the rich tradition of decentralism, the Society initiates practical measures that lead to community revitalization and a transition toward an economically and ecologically sustainable society.

www.simpleliving.net —The Simple Living Network provides resources, tools, examples and contacts for conscious, simple, healthy and restorative living. They offer numerous study guides and tools for evaluating and implementing a more simple lifestyle, one that rejects society’s destructive forms of materialism.

www.pcusa.org/enough —Enough for Everyone is a series of partnerships between the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and other local and international organizations designed to engage Christians on four main topics: fair trade, sweatshops, debt and credit, and energy efficiency. Their resources offer practical ways for churches to help disentangle themselves from the grasp of overconsumption and materialism.

www.coopamerica.org —Co-op America is now named Green America a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to harness economic power—the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace—to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society. They provide numerous publications and action alerts, as well as detailed reports about environmental and social abuses carried out by large, multinational corporations.

www.yesmagazine.org —Yes! Magazine is a quarterly publication of the Positive Futures Network, a non-profit organization committed to sustainable living in a more just, compassionate society. Their numerous articles provide informative and educational material in addition to outlets for taking action on the issues surrounding overconsumption and materialism.

www.ministryofmoney.org  - Ministry of Money helps people deepen their faith and explore their relationship to money from biblical, psychological, and sociological perspectives. The national organization publishes a newsletter, offers weekend retreats, and leads trips to developing nations.