We are excited to announce that Professor Yang Shao-Horn of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be the recipient of Boomerang’s 2024 carbon capture research funding! For the sixth year in a row, we are proud to contribute a share of Boomerang’s profits towards funding for climate change mitigation research as part of our annual charitable giving. When this effort began, Boomerang’s founders identified a need for additional...
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We’re seeking applications from underfunded, US-based academic labs or research organizations working on carbon capture technology to receive up to $50,000 in funding.
Read MoreHappy Holidays! Here at Boomerang HQ, we are once again fortunate this year to be able to donate a portion of our profits towards charitable causes. This year, we are proud to announce three contributions that we hope will move the world forward. Funding to advance carbon capture research Recognizing the urgent need to address climate change, Boomerang has allocated funds for cutting-edge carbon capture research in 2023....
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The deadline for submissions has been updated to December 5, 2023 At Boomerang, we have the privilege of dedicating a share of our profits to various worthwhile causes annually. We believe it’s essential to give back to our community, as it reflects our commitment to making a positive impact and putting people at the center of what we do. We’re really proud to be able to contribute to worthy causes, such as: helping build...
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At Boomerang, we are fortunate to be able to give a portion of our profits to help make the world a better place. This Giving Tuesday, I am thrilled to announce that we are not only increasing the amount of our donations for carbon capture research but we’re also donating to help build much needed schools for Burmese refugee children. One of my favorite things I get to do as the CEO of Boomerang is reading the proposals we get for our...
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I’m excited to announce that we have chosen a proposal for Boomerang’s 2021 climate donation. But before I do that, I’d like to back up and talk about how a productivity company ended up doing something like this on an ongoing basis. When we started Boomerang, we committed to donating 5% of our profits (if we ever generated any, which was far from guaranteed in 2010!) to support education in Burma, where I grew...
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