The National Religious Partnership for the Environment was founded in 1993 by four major religious organizations and alliances that together serve tens of millions of Americans. Together, this alliance represents  more than 114 million Christian and Jewish adherents and more than 156,000 congregations and parishes across the U.S.​​​
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U.S Conference of Catholic Bishops

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, comprising the Catholic bishops of the United States and the Virgin Islands, which participates in the Partnership through its Environmental Justice Program and through its affiliated organization, Catholic Climate Covenant and young adult advocacy and formation program, The Laudato Si' Advocacy Program.

Jewish Council for Public Affairs

The Jewish Council for Public Affairs, a coordinating organization of 15 national Jewish organizations and 125 local Jewish federations and community relations councils, which participates in the Partnership through its affiliated organization, the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life.

Jewish Social Justice Roundtable 

The Jewish Social Justice Roundtable is a network of nonprofit organizations that strengthens and aligns the Jewish social justice field in order to make justice a core expression of Jewish life and help create an equitable world. 

National Council of Churches of Christ

The National Council of Churches of Christ, a council of 37 Protestant, Eastern Orthodox, Peace Churches, and African American denominations, which participates in the Partnership through its affiliated organization, Creation Justice Ministries.

Evangelical Environmental Network

The Evangelical Environmental Network is a coalition of 23 evangelical Christian programs and educational institutions.