If "Localize Me" is the new "Biggie Size Me," ioby is the Happy Meal of environmental action networks.
This nascent Brooklyn-based nonprofit start-up promises to connect donors and volunteers with local environmental projects. It looks like it will be a great incubator for innovative ideas and getting-involvedness.
Got a great project or some cash or time to spare? Learn more here or watch this snappy video:
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