Sponsors: Thanks!

Without the generous funding and in-kind contributions of our various partners and sponsors, the 2 degrees tour would never have grown beyond a good idea. Huge thanks to all who contributed as you did. Thanks to our official partners and sponsors, whose logos are pasted below, and to everybody, including those who provided much appreciated contacts and encouragement

- Heidi Braun, Dominique Charron and others at International Development Research Centre who, together with members of the Canadian Coalition for Climate Change and Development, hosted a practice and feedback event in Ottawa
- Keleigh Annau, Lights Out Canada and Mt Allison University
- Sonya Hull & Alicia Morehouse, City of Fredericton
- Dr. John McLaughlin and Dr. Shawn Dalton, University of New Brunswick
- Dr. Janet McLaughlin, University of Guelph
- Dr. Mishka Lysack, University of Calgary
- Dr. Frances Bowen, University of Calgary, International Resource Industries and Sustainability Centre
- Marianne Rogers, High Park School, and the many teachers and others from Parkland School Division that enabled the Considering Climate Change conference
- Fleur Pigeon, Almaguin Highlands School, and the many teachers from Near North District School Board, who enabled our day-long conference in North Bay
- Cathy Orlando, Laurentian University, Barb McDougall-Murdoch, City of Sudbury, Victoria Morrow, EarthCare Sudbury and others at Rainbow School Board who enabled our two Sudbury events
- the amazing dancers from Marymount Academy and Native elder Christine Agawa who opened our Sudbury public event
- Science North for hosting our Sudbury event in the amazing Vale Inco Cavern
- Sarah Hennekens and others at Centre Wellington District High School
- Ottawa City Councillor Clive Doucet and his team for hosting and organizing the Ottawa finale in Ottawa City Council Chambers
- Sarah Kerton and others at Earthwise Thunder Bay who organized our Thunder Bay event
- Scott Richardson and McNeil Consumer Healthcare for their support for the Guelph event
- Art Stokman and Ian Miles and Gueph Hydro for their support for the Guelph event
- all members of 350-Guelph
- Rob Price and others at Red Deer Lake United Church who hosted our great event there
- Michelle Browne, TREC and others at TREC and TDSB and TDSB schools who enabled our Toronto event on the occasion of the Green Collar Careers launch
- Ross Reid et al. at NL Voluntary and Non-Profit Secretariat
- Bill Hynd at Oxfam, Justing Dearing, Keith Moore at Geo Centre, Cameron Campbell at MUN, Sharon Thistle, NL Environment Minister Charlene Johnson, and everyone else involved in making our two events in St. John's events
- Tom Heintzman and everybody from Bullfrog Power for bullfrogpowering the 2 degrees tour

- Wendelin Galatianos
- Aisha Parkhill-Goyette
- Jeff Johnson, Jeff's Nation
- Simon Cooper, Envy Communications
- Candace Labelle
- Matt Train for building the blog site
- Harry Lane

- Robert Swan and his team at 2041
- various artists from the Cape Farewell art/science expedition 2008, including Marcus Brigstocke, Tracey Rowledge, Susan Lori-Parks, Mojisola Adebayo, Chris Wainright, Francisca Galleazi, Ryuichi Sakamoto and the amazing photographer Nathan Gallagher
- photographer Robert vanWaarden
- the amazing story-teller Franke James
- Susannah Saylor and Ed Morris, the canary project
- recording artists Cheryl Leonard and Jill Sobule
- Lynn Soehner and others from the Polar Artists group
- kontent real
- poet Paul Munden
- photographer Doug Barber

- Dr. Cory Neudorf, Saskatoon Health Region
- Dr. Gerry Predy, Alberta Health Services
- Dr. Blake Poland, University of Toronto
- Mark Pajot, Region of Peel Public Health
- Hon. Roy McMurtry, OC, OOnt, QC
- Dr. Dana Hanson, World Medical Association
- Laura Zizzo, Zizzo Climate Law and the Climate Change Lawyers Network
- Nicola Ross, Alternatives Magazine
- Ian Finley, East Coast Connected
- Jack Century
- Robin Norris and Tony Crossman, Miller Thompson
- Steve Andrews and others at Borden Ladner Gervais
- Hon. Pierre Pettigrew, PC
- Johanne Gelinas, Deloitte
- Kimberly Rafuse, Canadian Red Cross
- Peter MacLeod, MASS LBB
- Lyle Benko, LAMB Consulting
- Darcy Winslow, DSW Collective
- Lil MacPherson, Wooden Monkey Restaurant
- Kel Currah, What World Strategies
- Jim Coffey, Esprit Whitewater
- Kathy Worobec, Green Learning
- Danielle Smyth
- Danielle McCay
- Curt Hammond, Pearl Street Communications
- Harry Archibald, Alberta Environment, and Jeff Pearson, Alberta Municipal Affairs and Housing
- Walter Andreef
- Rob Kerr and Councillor Lise Burcher, City of Guelph
- Councillor Leonore Foster, City of Kingston
- Chantale Whitaker, Town of Pickering, Mary Williams, TRCA, and David Gordon, Dunbarton High School
- Margret Brady, British Council Canada