a n n u a l re p o rt - Rock the Earth

2007
annual report

President’s Message
“Get out of the new one if you can’t lend your hand”
2006 was a banner year for Rock the Earth and we knew that as that year came to a close, we were poised for another
amazing year of accomplishments in 2007. But never could we have imagined the extent of the overwhelming success
that the organization enjoyed in ’07. By nearly every standard, Rock the Earth grew: members, money raised, profile,
involvement in festivals, diversity of artist partners and audience reached, substantive projects advanced, grant
applications and grants awarded – all expectations were exceeded. With only one full-time paid employee and
two part-time employees, Rock the Earth continues to grow thanks in large part to the efforts of the nearly three dozen
Volunteer Staff and Advisory Board members. Some of the highlights contained within this 2007 Annual Report are:
• With financial support from the Rex Foundation and the Fund for Wild Nature, Rock the Earth continued
to prosecute its first litigation matter – a lawsuit against the United States National Park Service for their
mismanagement of the stretch of the Colorado River that flows through Grand Canyon National Park.
• In our first petition campaign, Rock the Earth formed a partnership with the Gulf Restoration Network and
Save Our Cypress against Wal-Mart, Lowes and Home Depot to petition the companies to cease purchasing
and selling mulch from cypress forests within the Gulf Region. After only three months, Wal-mart announced
that they will no longer sell cypress mulch originating in the Gulf region.
• Rock the Earth conducted its first service project. Rock the Earth volunteers and Staff collaborated with John
Butler Trio, Brett Dennen, CLIF Bar Green Notes, Surfrider Foundation, and Save the Bay, on a beach
cleanup and concert at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, California.
• Rock the Earth successfully “greened” Jam Cruise for the second time in as many years. With the support of
festival promoters, Rock the Earth partnered with green businesses, artists and another nonprofit to reduce the
environmental impact of the festival, educate and activate attendees on environmental issues, and completely
offset the carbon emissions from the ship with trees planted in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
• Rock the Earth’s volunteer legal and technical Staff reviewed and/or worked on 15 separate, substantive
issues and projects brought to our attention by supporters in the music community.
• Rock the Earth played a major part in the environmental programming at 3 festivals in 2007: Bonnaroo, The
Echo Project and the Northwest String Summit.
• As of year end, Rock the Earth had 2075 members in all 50 states, an increase of 24% over our 2006 membership.
Over 14,000 people are now on our mailing list.
• Nearly 43% of our members and the people on our mailing list have volunteered to assist Rock the Earth in
some way – from tabling concerts and festivals, to providing legal and technical assistance, to grant writing and
helping us with publicity.
• Rock the Earth volunteers have donated more than 10,000 hours supporting our mission and activities.
• Rock the Earth had a presence at 126 concert dates throughout the United States in 2007, and had a full-time
team that traversed the country for 17 weeks between May and September.
• Over 100 unpaid volunteers worked these concert and festival events in 2007.
• In 2007, Rock the Earth raised over $125,000 from memberships, sponsorships, donations, grants and auctions
– a 23% increase over 2006!
• The music industry and more-high profile artists continued to embrace Rock the Earth in 2007, leading us to
collaborate with, among others, Ozzy Osbourne and Ozzfest, the Vans Warped Tour, Incubus, The Allman
Brothers Band, The Dave Matthews Band, and the Indigo Girls.

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• In 2007, Rock the Earth not only continued to maintain a part-time paid Office Manager and a full-time
paid Executive Director, but the organization also hired its first Development Director (part-time).
Rock the Earth continues to advance, progressing onward to becoming not only a fixture in the music community,
but also serving as a huge asset to the environmental community. In 2007, we partnered with more bands and
more environmental organizations than ever before, leveraging nearly 15,000 environmentally concerned and
music-loving constituents to bring about environmental awareness and change. Some of our most significant
work in 2007 took place in partnership with other groups. Not only did we completely prosecute our first piece
of litigation through the Federal District Court level in partnership with two other environmental groups, but
our public campaign with the Save Our Cypress Coalition to force retailers to stop buying and selling mulch
from endangered cypress forests in the Gulf Region, resulted in success and caused Wal-Mart to agree to
stop selling such mulch.
The year wasn’t without our struggles with regard to funding, but whereas a year ago, nearly all of our money
came from grassroots memberships, in 2007 over $30,000 came from businesses, special events and grants.
Furthermore, membership renewal rates were up, the average amount donated to Rock the Earth with a
membership similarly rose, multiple donations from the same donors within a calendar year increased. All
of this combined, not only provided the organization with a more rounded and sustainable funding plan, but
positions Rock the Earth for increased success in these areas in 2008. With the addition of a new part-time
paid Development Director to really focus on individual donors and green corporate partners, it is our belief
that we will maintain (or exceed) the current rate of growth in 2008.
Rock the Earth continues to make inroads with an increasingly diverse number of artists and once again,
we worked with some of the biggest names in Rock ‘n Roll, highlighted by our work with the Vans Warped
Tour and as the first and only charity working with the Ozzfest tour. Our exposure at music festivals also
reached new heights. For the second year in a row, we played a major role in the environmental programming
at Bonnaroo (the largest music festival in the country), highlighted by one-on-one, on-stage interviews
with Michael Franti, Warren Haynes and rock legend, Bob Weir. We also played significant roles in the
environmental programming at the first annual Echo Project in Georgia, as well as at the annual Northwest
String Summit in Oregon.
As 2007 came to a close, the entire Volunteer Staff and Advisory Board are incredibly excited and optimistic.
We have several, unique projects under development, including a potential national cable television show,
coordinating the programming, greening and vending at a major festival, and gearing up for our most ambitious
Summer Education & Outreach Tour yet.
In 2008, Rock the Earth will continue to expand our work to preserve America’s most threatened natural spaces
and hold polluters and governmental entities responsible for their actions. We will continue to educate and
activate thousands of environmentally concerned, music-loving fans, inspiring them to take actions to create
a more sustainable and healthy planet, and we’ll continue to look for opportunities to work with a greater
variety of artists. Meanwhile, with every passing year, it becomes all too clear that Rock the Earth is indeed
poised to reach its goal of becoming the preeminent environmental advocacy organization to work
with and on behalf of the music community.
We thank you for your support and hope that you will continue to join with us in 2008.
Rockin’ in the free world,
Marc A. Ross, President and Executive Director

Environmental Accomplishments
We are proud to report that in 2007 Rock the Earth’s environmental
advocacy and educational projects continued to expand, impacting
environmental issues and the public in profound ways. We continued
to prosecute our first lawsuit in federal court and conducted our
first public campaign against a major retailer (Wal-Mart). In
addition, the music community continued to embrace Rock the Earth
by tapping us to conduct environmental education at Bonnaroo, the
largest festival in the United States, the Northwest String Summit,
as well as at The Echo Project, a new music festival in which an
environmental theme ran throughout all aspects of the event. Also,
for the second time in as many years, Rock the Earth was tapped to run
an environmental education/action program on Jam Cruise, which
resulted in significant and measurable environmental outcomes. All
the while, our experienced legal and technical team continued to
move ahead on several new issues, while continuing to research and
investigate other issues brought to us by the music community.
• January 2007: RtE conducted Greening Jam Cruise, an environmental
education and action program to reduce the environmental
impacts from a festival on a cruise ship. The following
accomplishments were a direct result of Rock the Earth’s “Greening
Jam Cruise Program”:
- RtE planted 78,510 trees in the Dominican Republic and Haiti
to completely offset the emissions caused by Jam Cruise 5.
- RtE diverted nearly 11 tons of glass, aluminum and steel to
recycling facilities.
- RtE implemented a towel and linen reuse program on the
cruise ship.
- RtE contracted with green sponsors to bring environmentallyfriendly
products on-board, including biodegradable/non-toxic
soap, shampoo, and lotion, creamer, milk, yerba mate, and
snack bars.
- RtE hosted a private, educational event on Social Change
Through Music, featuring Zach Gill (ALO, Jack Johnson),
Martin Fierro (Zero), Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth), Aaron
Redner (Hot Buttered Rum), Matt McDonald (Perpetual
Groove), Michael Newton (Guayaki Yerba Mate), and
moderated by RtE Executive Director Marc Ross.
- RtE advised Jam Cruise on using environmentally-friendly/
organic merchandise as well as securing 100% recycled content
paper for all production needs and signage.
• February 2007: Rock the Earth legal and technical staff submitted
a comment letter to the Fort Carson Directorate of Environmental
Compliance and Management opposing the proposed
Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site (PCMS) Transformation. In
the comments, Rock the Earth argued, among other things, that
the Draft Environmental Impact Statement failed to adequately
address the environmental impacts of the proposed project. The
PCMS lands include undisturbed, pristine natural areas with
important ecological, archaeological and historical features.
• May 2007: Rock the Earth legal and technical staff submitted
comments to the National Park Service on the Draft Environmental
Impact Statement for the long-term Winter Use Plan for
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. At issue is
the continued use of snowmobiles in the Parks, which Rock the
Earth has opposed repeatedly since 2002. Rock the Earth, once
again, opposed the Plan on the basis that the continued use of
snowmobiles in the Parks (which was to be phased out under the
2000 plan) impairs natural soundscapes, air quality, wildlife and
visitors’ experience.
• May 2007: Attorneys for Rock the Earth filed an opening brief
against the National Park Service in Federal Court in the District
of Arizona in a lawsuit over the Colorado River Management
Plan. Joining Rock the Earth in the lawsuit are River Runners for
Wilderness, Living Rivers and Wilderness Watch.
• May 2007: Rock the Earth formed a partnership with the Gulf
Restoration Network and Save Our Cypress on a public campaign
against Wal-Mart, Lowes and Home Depot to petition
the companies to cease purchasing and selling mulch from cypress
forests within the Gulf Region. Rock the Earth commenced
a public postcard campaign to support the project.
• June 2007: At the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, the largest
music festival in the United States, Rock the Earth hosted daily
environmental panels and interviews on the Solar Stage featuring
Michael Franti, Warren Haynes (Allman Brothers Band,
Gov’t Mule), John Butler, Hunter Brown (STS9), David Murphy
(STS9), Jeffree Lerner (STS9), Trevor Garrod (Tea Leaf
Green) , Michael Kang (String Cheese Incident), Michael
Travis (String Cheese Incident), Haale, Adrian Zelski and
Dubconscious, Peter Shapiro (Green Apple Music Festival,
Wetlands), Justin Baker (Conscious Alliance), Lindsay
Guetschow (Stop Global Warming), Naomi White (Susan
G. Komen For the Cure), Anna Borofsky (Clean Vibes), Andy
Bernstein (Headcount), Chris Baumgartner (Music Matters),
Carrie Lewis (Humane Society), and Brendon Smyth
(Grist.org). The weekend was highlighted by a one-on-one interview
on the Solar Stage between RtE Executive Director Marc
Ross and rock legend Bob Weir (Grateful Dead, Ratdog).
• August 2007: Rock the Earth again encouraged the public to
comment on a re-opened scoping process for the National Park
Service’s Wild & Scenic designation for the Tuolumne River in
Northern California. In 2006, at the suggestion of Hot Buttered
Rum, Rock the Earth urged the Park Service to seriously consider
the decommissioning of the O’Shaughnessy Dam and restoring
the Hetch Hetchy Valley.
• August 2007: Rock the Earth conducted environmental education
at the Northwest String Summit in North Plains, Oregon.
Rock the Earth technical staff led festivarians on an interpretative
and interactive nature walk around the festival grounds at Hornings
Hideout and distributed trees donated by the Washington
State Department of Natural Resources.
• September 2007: Wal-mart announced that they will no longer
sell cypress mulch originating in the Gulf region, amounting
to a partial success on the part of Rock the Earth and its partner,
the Gulf Restoration Network. Rock the Earth renewed its anticypress
mulch campaign against Lowes and Home Depot.
• October 2007: Attorneys for Rock the Earth filed a reply brief
against the National Park Service and the intervenors in Federal
Court in the District of Arizona in the lawsuit over the Colorado
River Management Plan.
• October 2007: Rock the Earth formally protested proposed
regulatory changes by the U.S. Department of Interior’s Office
of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement that would support
and facilitate destructive mountain top mining by allowing
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change in the law that is contrary to both the letter and intent of both the federal Surface Mining Act and
Clean Water Act.
• October 2007: At The Echo Project, a new environmentally-themed music festival outside of Atlanta,
Georgia, Rock the Earth hosted daily environmental panels and interviews on a solar stage in the Echo-System
tent, featuring Adrian Zelski (Dubconscious), Futureman (Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, Black Motzart
Orchestra), Matt McDonald (Perpetual Groove), John Medeski (Medeski, Martin & Wood),
Brendan Bayliss (Umphrey’s McGee), JJ Grey (MOFRO), Neal Turley (Sustainable Waves), Paul
Diaz (Tree Sound Studios), Andy Bernstein (Headcount), and moderated by RtE Executive Director Marc
Ross. The weekend was highlighted by a panel discussion of environmental professionals working to protect
the Chattahoochee River, featuring Sally Bathea (Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper), Allison Hughes
(Rivers Alive) and Jeff Margolin (Environ), and sponsored by Sweetwater Brewing Company.
• October 2007: Attorneys for Rock the Earth and its plaintiff partners went before United States District
Court Judge David G. Campbell in Phoenix, Arizona, for oral argument in the lawsuit over the Colorado
River Management Plan.
• October 2007: Rock the Earth deepened its partnership with Gulf Restoration Network, undertaking a
public text messaging campaign to members of Congress to petition the federal government to
support increased efforts to restore critical wetlands and other environmental controls and remediation in
the Katrina-ravaged Gulf Region.
• December 2007: Rock the Earth volunteers and staff collaborated with John Butler Trio, Brett Dennen,
CLIF Bar Green Notes, Surfrider Foundation, and Save the Bay, on a beach cleanup and
concert at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, California.
• December 2007: Judge David G. Campbell of the U.S. District Court of Arizona ruled against Rock the
Earth and its plaintiff partners on their challenge to the Colorado River Management Plan. Rock the Earth
intends to appeal the District Court decision to the 9 th Circuit Court of Appeals in early 2008.
In addition to the formal legal and educational activities that RtE conducted in 2007, our legal and technical
staff members reviewed or monitored the following issues:
• Rock the Earth and the Hawaiian Conservation Alliance (KAHEA) continued review of “research” permits
issued by state and federal authorities in the newly established Papahnaumokuakea Marine National
Monument. Many of these permits allow for activities specifically banned by state and federal law. This
work was partially funded by Jack Johnson.
• Non-compliant discharges from publicly owned sewage facilities along the Chattahoochee River in the Atlanta
metropolitan area, an issue suggested to us by fans of Jack Johnson during our 2005 Summer Tour;
• The declining water levels in the Great Lakes, an issue suggested to us by Steven Page of the Barenaked
Ladies;
• The construction of the Sevier Power Company’s coal-fired electric generation facility in southern Utah, an
issue suggested to us by the San Francisco band, ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra);
• Identification of large emitters of pollution in the San Joaquin Valley in California, an issue also
suggested to us by ALO;
• The disposal of nuclear waste on Native American lands, an issue suggested to us by Peter
Rowan;
• Various issues concerning development in the headwaters of, and wetlands tied to the St.
Johns River in northern Florida, as well as large water diversions from the river, issues suggested
by Debbie Trucks, mother to Derek Trucks and mother-in-law to Susan Tedeschi;
• Proposed statutory and regulatory changes to the National Environmental Policy Act.
As we look to 2008, it becomes clear that we are moving closer to our vision for Rock the Earth to
become the pre-eminent environmental advocacy organization to work with the music
community. As we continue to prosecute our first case against the National Park Service over the
Colorado River Management Plan, we are already looking towards potential litigation to challenge
eco-prospectors in the NW Hawaiian Islands, snowmobiles in Yellowstone & Teton National Parks,
communities applying pesticides to waterways without permits required by the Clean Water Act,
and inadequate studies for the expansion of the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site.
In addition, we will continue to investigate several of the issues listed above as well as continue to
solicit new issues from the music community. As we begin campaigns on various issues, we will
seek to elevate their importance to the public by reaching out to members of the music industry to
assist us in publicity and fundraising efforts.

Membership & Outreach Accomplishments
Once again in 2007, Rock the Earth had a dedicated team of volunteers educating music fans across the United States
at over 100 concerts and festivals. Our Internship Program, now in its third year, continues to be an important part
of our success. With a total of 7 Education and Outreach interns, RtE participated in more events around the country
than otherwise would have been possible.
Our fourth year of operation was full of exciting opportunities, accomplishments and new connections.
In 2007, RtE …
• gained the support of 2,075 members and increased our constituent base to over 14,000 people;
• renewed 280 of our members, increasing our member retention rate to 25%;
• recruited almost 1,800 potential volunteers and organized 130 volunteers nationwide
• raised over $65,000 in RtE memberships to support our project work and outreach;
• volunteers donated over 10,000 hours of time to further RtE’s mission;
• worked 95 events in 26 states, totaling 126 concert dates;
• completed our fourth Education and Outreach Summer Tour over 17 weeks, working 82 events over four months,
in which we raised over $29,000, gained 625 new members and 3,250 new contacts on our mailing list.
• partnered with the following bands throughout the year (among others):
- Allman Brothers Band (15 shows)
- Vans Warped Tour (12 shows)
- Ozzfest (9 shows)
- Dave Matthews Band (7 shows)
- John Butler Trio (5 shows)
- Incubus (4 shows)
- Gov’t Mule (5 shows)
- Everyone Orchestra (5 shows)
• attended high-profile music festivals such as Bonaroo, Gathering
of the Vibes, High Sierra Music Festival, Green Apple
Music Festival in Chicago and San Francisco, Jam Cruise,
The Echo Project, and Langerado.
This was a year of reaching out to new music communities. We were
excited to be part of Ozzfest and the Vans Warped Tour since
those tours attract music fans of different genres of music than we
have reached in the past. Educating music fans from a diversity of
locations, demographics and age groups is important to us so we try
to partner with musicians and bands from different genres. We’re
happy to say we have gained the respect and support from over 50
artists in the four years RtE has been defending the planet.

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While the number of events RtE participated in this year is slightly lower
than in 2006, we were able to sign up more new members and more
renewing members than ever before. Part of our success in this
area has to do with the support and generosity of Nugs.net with whom
we worked to release Music for the Planet, a double CD filled with live
tracks from bands like Widespread Panic, The Grateful Dead, String
Cheese Incident, Dave Matthews Band, and Phish. RtE received
100% of the profits from the release of this album.
Over the past four years, our membership numbers have continued to
increase. We expect this trend to continue as we move into our fifth year
of educating and inspiring music fans across the country to join with RtE
in protecting natural resources.
Membership & Outreach Accomplishments 2004-2007
Contributions
Total
Members
New
Members
Renewals
Events
2004 $16,213.00 354 392 0 52
2005 $42,696.00 720 665 91 101
2006 $55,074.00 1,668 926 173 120
2007 $65,404 2,072 1,041 277 95
Source of Membership
Contributions
Membership Contributions
$30,000
$25,000
$20,000
$15,000
Contributions
37% Renewals
58% Events
5% Other
$10,000
$5,000
$0
1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q 4th Q
Quarter
2004 2005 2006 2007

Fundraising Accomplishments
Grant-Related
In 2007, RtE celebrated increased success from its grantwriting
efforts. RtE’s Fundraising Committee submitted a total of 20 grant
proposals and letters of interest for general organizational support
as well as project-related funding. Each grant proposal helps RtE
advance its future environmental, education and outreach agendas,
and also leads to increased recognition within the environmental and
grant communities.
Family Foundation and from Your True Nature in conjunction
with that company’s 1% for the Planet contribution.
The Fundraising Committee has an ambitious grant writing agenda
for the coming year and is optimistic for continued success in 2008.
• January – December 2007 RtE submitted an unprecedented
20 grant proposals to the following foundations, organizations
and corporations to fund program activities, offset operational
expenses, provide for professional development, capacity building,
as well as making a formal request for an alternative fuel
vehicle to support our annual Education and Outreach Tour:
Nathan Cummings Foundation, Cornerstone Awards/Jewish
Funds for Justice, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Roy
Hunt Foundation, Public Welfare Foundation, Yahoo! Employee
Foundation, New Belgium Brewing Company, Working Assets,
Google, Patagonia, Ben & Jerry’s, Newman’s Organics, Make
Yourself Foundation, Wolcott Family Foundation, Federal Express,
Grassroots Funding Exchange, DHL, Tom’s of Maine,
Frontier Airlines, and the Educational Foundation of America .
• January 2007 RtE received a $1,000 grant from the Fund for
Wild Nature in support of our lawsuit against the National Park
Service for protection of the stretch of the Colorado River that
runs through Grand Canyon National Park.
• March 2007 RtE received a $5,000 grant from the Yahoo!
Employee Foundation in support of our 2007 Summer Education
and Outreach Tour.
• June 2007 RtE entered into a sponsorship agreement with
eMusic, the largest distributor of on-line music in the world.
In conjunction with this sponsorship, eMusic donated $4,000 to
RtE as well as donating 26,000 music download cards, which
were subsequently given out for free to interested music fans at
concerts and festivals throughout RtE’s annual Summer Education
and Outreach Campaign.
• October 2007 RtE received a $2,000 grant from New Belgium
Brewing Company.
• October 2007 RtE received a grant of $2,500 from Stoneyfield
Farms.
• November 2007 RtE received an unsolicited grant of $1,000
from the Aria Foundation in recognition of our work with Bonnie
Raitt in 2005-2006.
• December 2007 RtE received $250 donations from the Simon

Fundraising Events
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• January 2007 A silent auction and a special ticketed event on Jam Cruise 5 raised over $25,000 to
offset RtE’s Greening Jam Cruise 5 program costs, to fund tree plantings to counteract emissions caused
by the festival, and to help fulfill RtE’s 2007 environmental advocacy, education and outreach programs.
• January-February 2007 Both the Winter JamFest (featuring Moonshine Still) and Everyone Orchestra
tours that took place in January and February donated a portion of tour proceeds to RtE.
• February 2007 In connection with Vegoose 2006, producers of the festival donated $2,250 to RtE,
raised through a charity, VIP poker tournament and on-line ticket sales of VIP ticket packages.
• March 2007 Tamas Estates Winery held a snowboard competition and afterparty at the Northstar
Resort in Lake Tahoe to benefit RtE, raising $500 for our organization.
• March-August 2007 Ticket donations from Snoe.down, 10,000 Lakes Festival, Wakarusa Festival
and Gathering of the Vibes raised nearly $2,000 for RtE.
• April 2007 In support of our Rock the Earth Day 2007 activities, fundraisers were held by TicketsWest,
Umphrey’s McGee, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Hot Buttered Rum, Herbs and Arts and Big
Blue Mountain raising over $2,000 for RtE!
• April 2007 RtE held two special events in Denver, CO, during Earth Week – a Guitar Hero II competition
and a benefit concert with Rob Drabkin in partnership with the Hard Rock Café and 1260 AM Progressive
Talk Radio raising over $600.
• April 2007 Nugs.net released Music for the Planet, a double live CD compilation featuring the Dave
Matthews Band, Jack Johnson, the Grateful Dead, Phish, and others to benefit RtE. The release raised
over $5,000 for RtE in memberships and donations over the course of the year.
• May 2007 St. Johns Riverkeeper held the Blackwater Soul Review festival in St. Augustine,
Florida, in which a portion of the proceeds were donated to RtE.
• June 2007 RtE was one of five charities benefiting from the annual silent auction at the Bonnaroo Music
and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. The donation from Bonnaroo was in excess of $5,500!
• June 2007 Boulder, Colorado’s Fox Theatre donated $1 per advance ticket sold at the box office during
the month of June to RtE, resulting in a donation of $800.
• July 2007 In connection with an employee match program, Lehman Brothers donated $2,000 to RtE.
• July 2007 The All Good Festival held an environmentally conscious fundraiser to benefit RtE. RtE
received a $1 donation for every carpooling car arriving at the festival with 3 or more people, resulting in
a donation of $1,000 to RtE.
• August 2007 Both the Northwest String Summit (North Plains, OR) and 4 Peaks Festival (Bend, OR)
held fundraisers for RtE in which a portion of the ticket sales were donated to RtE, resulting in a combined
donation of $700.
• October 2007 AlohaGroove Productions and Hot Buttered Rum held a benefit concert for RtE in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
• December 2007 A Mimi Fishman Foundation on-line auction raised in excess of $2,000 for RtE.
On-line auctions using Ebay’s Mission Fish raised an additional $1,700 for RtE.
RtE greatly appreciates the generosity of everyone who donated items for auction, and acknowledges the
importance of these donations in helping RtE achieve its goals and pursue its mission.

Financial Report
Rock the Earth (RtE) continued to make progress in its fourth year as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit
organization. As a result of the generosity of our increasing base of existing and new members, donors,
grantors, musicians, and corporate contributors, we ended the year in a position poised to increase our focus
on environmental litigation and the defending of important environmental issues as well as embarking
on a significant capacity building campaign. The Colorado River litigation and other environmental issue
pursuits will engage significant portions of our resources in the upcoming year. Our commitment to this and
other issues has enabled our organization to attract members as reflected in the increase in membership
revenue, and corporate and private donors who are interested in contributing toward the mission-focused
activities in which the organization engages and will play a vital role in the organization’s continued growth
and vitality in the upcoming years.
The organization will continue its capacity building goal in the upcoming year by employing a part time
Development Director and a Development Assistant to move the organization closer to its financial and
fundraising goals, necessary to increase the program and education services that the organization provides.
The addition of these paid positions will utilize a fair portion of the organizations resources in the
near future.
In 2007, RtE raised approximately $125,000 in total income, a 16% increase over the previous year, primarily
through increases in membership dues and donations. This is a significant increase in revenue from the
previous year, which will enable the organization to focus our efforts on our core mission activities. The
organization continues to improve its fundraising efforts through enhanced relationships with musicians
and the music industry, green and sustainable businesses and corporate donors, grantors, and special
partnerships and events that creatively engage our membership, private donors, and the community in general.
The addition of the part time Development Director will also
be extremely beneficial in obtaining the organizations fundraising
efforts for the coming year.
The majority of Rock the Earth’s expenses related to Education and
Program Services expenses with a focus on education of the public
and of our members on the various environmental issues about
which the music industry and our organization feel strongly.
In addition, the organization incurred programmatic expenses
related to the litigation of environmental issues, most specifically
the Colorado River Management Plan.
Rock the Earth ended the year with approximately $30,750 in the
bank, an increase of 16% from the previous year.
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as a nonprofit organization highlights the
continued sacrifices and hard work that the
volunteer and paid staff, leadership positions,
Board and Advisory Board members
have made to ensure the organization’s
continued success and the committed
and generous membership base, both of
which continue to sustain the organization
financially and otherwise.
Statement of Activities
Revenue
Special Events 16,089.00
Donations 30,682.00
Membership Dues
Grants
66,817.00
11,500.00
Total Revenue 125,088.00
Expenses
Education & Programs 89,189.00
Management & General 14,466.00
Fundraising 9,984.00
Total Expenses 113,639.00
Statement of Financial Position
Assets
Cash & Cash Equivalent 30,764.00
Accounts Receivable 4,435.00
Property & Equipment
Prepaid Expenses
Supplies Inventory
0.00
849.00
11,697.00
Total Assets 47,745.00
Liabilities
Accounts Payable 198.00
Payroll Liabilities 5,280.00
Total Liabilities 5,478.00
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
42,267.00
47,745.00
2007 Revenue
25% Donations
53% Membership Dues
13% Special Events
9% Grants
2007 Expenses
78% Program
13% Management & General
9% Fundraising

Special Thanks to Those Who Provided Support in 2007
Board of Directors (2007)
Marc A. Ross
President & Executive Director
Denver, Colorado
Bob Frankel
Vice President
Eugene, Oregon
Lacey Fravel
Treasurer
Denver, Colorado
Steve Tighe
Secretary
Oakland, California
Jason Bau
New York, New York
Eric Daniels
Pleasant Hill, California
Stacey “Tree” Plant
Soquel, California
Living Tree Paper
Company
Yahoo! Employee
Foundation
Superfly Presents/
AC Entertainment
Bonnaroo Music
Festival
Nugs.net
Cloud 9
Productions/
Jam Cruise
eMusic
Lehman Brothers
Stoneyfield Farms
All Good Festival/
Walther Prod.
Gathering of the
Vibes
10,000 Lakes
Festival
Wakarusa
Mimi Fishman
Foundation
New Belgium
Brewing Co.
Madison House, Inc.
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