3BL, a leader in communications technology that helps organizations turn sustainability and impact efforts into business assets, is excited to announce its new content distribution partnership with Green Bronx Machine, an acclaimed nonprofit focused on urban agriculture. This collaboration aims to amplify sustainability-focused narratives and boost awareness around impactful initiatives.
As part of this partnership, 3BL’s live stream of videos, articles, and multimedia content—sourced from over 1,500 companies and nonprofits—is now featured on the Green Bronx Machine website. This marks the latest expansion of 3BL’s Publishing Partner Network, a curated group of mission-driven websites and media platforms dedicated to sustainability and purpose-led storytelling across sectors. While distribution plays a central role in 3BL’s work, the broader goal is to redefine how businesses communicate their commitments and impact, translating corporate responsibility into measurable outcomes. In 2025 alone, 3BL has already shared over 2,500 stories, each contributing to a more strategic approach to impact communication.
“People visiting greenbronxmachine.org are seeking insights into education, food justice, and how businesses and individuals can support schools and communities,” said Dave Armon, Executive Vice Chair at 3BL. “Our partnership guarantees that this engaged, change-driven audience will regularly encounter stories about sustainability and social impact from our extensive network of clients.”
Green Bronx Machine, founded in 2010 by South Bronx educator Stephen Ritz, applies a classroom-based urban farming model to help improve student health and academic performance while nurturing stronger schools and communities. The organization’s goal is to revitalize underserved neighborhoods and foster inclusivity.
“There’s a ‘Bronx’ in every city, and we’re partnering globally to ensure that young people can thrive right where they are—without needing to leave their communities to find opportunity,” said Ritz. “Through 3BL’s dynamic platform, we’re sharing our journey with a global audience and highlighting other inspiring initiatives from their partners. Together, we’re cultivating something bigger.”
Click here to know more about our Publishing Partner Network.
As part of this partnership, 3BL’s live stream of videos, articles, and multimedia content—sourced from over 1,500 companies and nonprofits—is now featured on the Green Bronx Machine website. This marks the latest expansion of 3BL’s Publishing Partner Network, a curated group of mission-driven websites and media platforms dedicated to sustainability and purpose-led storytelling across sectors. While distribution plays a central role in 3BL’s work, the broader goal is to redefine how businesses communicate their commitments and impact, translating corporate responsibility into measurable outcomes. In 2025 alone, 3BL has already shared over 2,500 stories, each contributing to a more strategic approach to impact communication.
“People visiting greenbronxmachine.org are seeking insights into education, food justice, and how businesses and individuals can support schools and communities,” said Dave Armon, Executive Vice Chair at 3BL. “Our partnership guarantees that this engaged, change-driven audience will regularly encounter stories about sustainability and social impact from our extensive network of clients.”
Green Bronx Machine, founded in 2010 by South Bronx educator Stephen Ritz, applies a classroom-based urban farming model to help improve student health and academic performance while nurturing stronger schools and communities. The organization’s goal is to revitalize underserved neighborhoods and foster inclusivity.
“There’s a ‘Bronx’ in every city, and we’re partnering globally to ensure that young people can thrive right where they are—without needing to leave their communities to find opportunity,” said Ritz. “Through 3BL’s dynamic platform, we’re sharing our journey with a global audience and highlighting other inspiring initiatives from their partners. Together, we’re cultivating something bigger.”
Click here to know more about our Publishing Partner Network.