RainforestECO has been a labor of love since 2008, which eventually grew into an internationally award-winning reforestation project: iGiveTrees.org. Since ending the tree planting initiative in 2025, we now call upon creativity to inspire children to develop the skills they’ll need to adapt to the climate changes that are upon us all, no matter where we live. Let’s do this with as much joy as possible!

Our first project is to complete a children’s book, “Angelo’s Garden,” in time for Earth Day 2026. We want children to be interested in the food they eat, by learning how to grow ingredients from an elder, and even how to make soup with him! This will be available online as an entertaining teaching tool, as well as a book in print.

Additionally, there will be an online guide for parents and teachers to inspire young interest in growing food, putting their hope into action for all of us.

You can make checks payable to ISI with the project name included in the memo & send checks to ISI.
Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Our booming economy has done plenty of good for people over the last few hundred years. Yet it has become a crushing economy, entangling humanity within a profound polycrisis— rising inequality, climate disruption, health emergencies, and rapid biodiversity loss. Our economic model is no longer fit for purpose.

We share the audacious belief of many that now is the time to collectively reinvent our economic systems to be in service to life on earth – designing economies that replenish and restore human and planetary systems rather than extract from and degrade them. We believe this is the only sustainable and viable path forward.

We are not alone.  Many thousands around the world share these beliefs and are working towards a regenerative paradigm, although often in disconnected or siloed approaches.  We are bridge builders and believe in working collectively to accelerate our shared aspirations.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Superbloom provides core funding to women climate and biodiversity leaders to help build a future in which women have equal financial support to steward healthy ecosystems globally. We invest in women and their organizations, safeguarding the planet’s rivers, forests, and oceans, with a focus on six interconnected funding areas: Women & Biodiversity, Indigenous Women’s Solutions, Women’s Networks, Women Storytellers, Roots of Gender Inequality, and Women’s Leadership. United by the intertwined goals of empowering women, addressing climate change, and protecting nature, Superbloom invests in women to cultivate thriving ecosystems—for all people and the planet.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

The objective of The Oliview Community Building Farm Project – the Oliview Project, for short! – is to grow a stronger society through lifting up young people, teaching through hands-on work and learning, building their capacity to use their unique skills and passions to grow food for their families and the broader community. Through the Project they learn practical skills they’ll use for the rest of their lives:

• Starting garden plants from seed, and building soil, tending a garden, and understanding the value of the plant community and supporting inputs;
• Cooking fresh, delicious food to build personal independence
• The value of their own good, hard work, especially in supporting and providing for each other.

Through working side by side, we build relationships and trust. These relationships blossom into long-term connections, facilitating community reentry and improving longer-term educational, health, and overall life outcomes for participating youth and their families.

We would like to especially thank those organizations supporting The Oliview Project since our beginning, in 2021! Thank you for trusting the seeds we plant to bear fruit. We also benefit from generous individual donors. Please join us in helping these young people find their path, and understand their potential!

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Mission: to join with schools and communities with an intersectional approach, with love, education and advocacy, to cultivate more gender and LGBTQIA2+ affirming environments for LGBTQIA2+ folks; with a focus on transgender, nonbinary, and gender fluid youth and those who support them. Through our Saving Lives Now and Rainbow Awareness Projects we strive to reduce mental health disparities; improve wellness; and strengthen social connections for LGBTQIA2+ folks.

Vision: that all people, regardless of gender and sexual orientation, feel safe and comfortable to be their true authentic selves and express themselves freely, and are supported and treated with respect. We believe our work will be the early intervention that can serve as a catalyst to change systematic invisibility for LGBTQIA2+ youth.

When people can be their true authentic selves in a safe and respectful environment, we will see reduced mental health disparities, improved wellness, and strengthened social connections. We are working to support that.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

At UVE, our purpose is to uplift the voice of the Ecosystem so that enduring well-being is created by encouraging holistic decisions so that all beings may be the full expressions of themselves. 
UVE supports land stewards, livestock producers, organizations, and community members working towards repairing and regenerating land through livestock integration and ecologically driven decision-making. We offer a network of support and resources, including land monitoring services and management guidance in holistic land, financial, and grazing planning, as well as regenerative design and well-being enhancement. Through our work, we envision that pastoralists, rural communities, and ecosystem functions are re-paired, flourishing, and prosperous.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Where regenerative ideas meet sustainable outcomes

Native Outfitters provides programming for community and climate health initiatives. Our programs promote native plants and their benefits to restoring terrestrial health and biodiversity. 

Our goals are to:

1) Work with Atlanta community-based organizations to provide community programs focused on sustainable food production and climate health initiatives.

2) Provide resources and strategy in collaboration with sustainable businesses to deliver climate and community health programs

3) Educate the youth and community on sustainable agriculture production and the production of healthy foods for consumption. Informing the public of healthy food production and farm-to-table agriculture.

4) Provide understanding of the specific habitat(s)’ importance in sustaining species, ecosystems, to promote climate health. Informing the community and general public of key components of a habitat(s).

5) Educate and inform the community and public of the importance of native plants to climate health, resiliency, and sustainability. Educate the public and community on how to identify native plants and the key species for ecosystem benefits.

6) Connect the agriculture, wildlife, food, and restaurant community through sustainable and resilient food production. Share the successes and accomplishments of Native Outfitters’ programs to inspire donations for expanded and increased community programs.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

We are launching the creation of a global-local innovation and strategy hub dedicated to exploring how the transformative power of creativity, innovation, and common good-centered practices can address the civic and leadership complexities facing communities. Join us!

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Western Beavers supports landowners, producers, and communities in creating a balance between beaver presence, riparian health, and the needs of working lands.

We provide practical tools, technical guidance, and shared learning to help integrate beaver activity—such as water retention and stream restoration—into land management strategies. Our approach is grounded in respect for local knowledge, production goals, and ecological resilience.

We believe that supporting beavers where they fit can strengthen operations, improve water systems, and build healthier landscapes.

By working together, we help create long-term solutions that benefit both people and the land.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

At Death Dream, we compassionately support individuals and families through the sacred end-of-life journey, death care, grief and rituals. 

To honor your soulful body and give back to Mother Earth, we offer guidance and resources that help you plan and carry out meaningful, alternative end-of-life choices.

We are providing and developing:

• Advanced care, Death Doula, ritual and grief support services.
• Education for eco-friendly burials and the death-positive movement.
• A death positive community by facilitating conversations and gatherings.
• A resource directory and technology to educate and simplify planning your end-of-life wishes.

Please join us in transforming end-of-life care. Your contribution matters!

 Support the Sacred End-Of-Life Journey 

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

In celebration of America’s Sesquicentennial, Imagine Forward’s public education program holds a mirror to the best of America’s historic journey to this moment in time. It then “looks beyond the benchmark,” introducing the emerging wave of innovations for business, communities, and personal wellbeing shaping the pathways that can move us toward a healthier, regenerative, and sustainable future.  Its campaign organizes these creative solutions into a “solutions system” for easy citizen access to realize their shared benefits for a more vital future.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

CoLab Debate: A Learning Center for Debate and Cooperative Leadership

CoLab Debate is a startup nonprofit program with a mission to catalyze a new generation of collaborative community leaders through innovative and inclusive debate education. CoLab scholars gain the skills they need to win debate championships, and learn to use those skills to bridge divides, shape policies, and create positive change.

Democracy is in crisis, and longstanding global threats continue to grow. Academic, political, and administrative institutions are in a state of unprecedented precarity. Young people are poised to remake the world in radically new ways. 

Part workshop, part research center, part organizing network, CoLab Debate offers its unique curriculum through educational programs, including summer debate camps for high school students. We use forensics to teach not only competitive excellence but essential portable skills, including creative problem solving, critical thinking, technology/media literacy and strategy, consensus building, organizing, deep listening, and conflict resolution. Our guest lecture series at camp gives students the priceless opportunity to learn from the best and network with an expansive roster of prominent activists, public servants, and change-makers from across the country. 

We fully fund camp scholarships for underserved and systems-impacted students who are motivated to fight for change in their communities. In doing so, CoLab Debate aims to empower young people to reshape the world, not just climb existing ladders. 

With your support, by summer 2026 we will:

• Hire our all-volunteer staff as employees
• Launch our website, including virtual opportunities for students to access our curriculum
• Host a pilot project of our summer debate camp
• Provide full scholarships (including room, board, and transportation) enabling 20 underserved/systems-impacted students to attend our 2026 summer debate camp

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

The Regenerative Technology Project’s mission is to accelerate regeneration in the Tech sector. We reimagine technological innovation as a catalyst for thriving societies, ecologies, and economies. As ecosystem builders, our work is to co-create open resources and support entrepreneurs, investors, and organizations in regenerative technology ideation, development,
and innovation.

Our project has three primary modes of affecting systemic change in tech

1. Community Building & Education
2. Regenerative Tech Directory & Mutual Aid Platform
3. Innovation Station (Hub for Initiatives & Moonshots)
   

Recognizing that our current tech paradigm mirrors and accelerates extractive economic models, we propose a bold new vision: One in which technology helps regenerate rather than degenerate life, which empowers rather than undermines future generations towards ecosocial alignment, and compounds rather than erodes multiple forms of capital.

Support an era of tech that helps all life thrive. We invite you to connect and design moonshot regenerative tech with us! hello@regentech.co

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

The mission of Friends of Mosoq Pakari Sumaq Kawsay (F-MPSK) is to support and amplify the work of the Mosoq Pakari Sumaq Kawsay (New Dawn for Good Living) center located in Cusco, Peru. This Indigenous woman run center empowers Indigenous communities, particularly through the promotion of women’s leadership, community wellbeing, and the revitalization and transfer of ancestral knowledge. But they cannot do it alone! Through a partnership with Friends of MPSK, the center hopes to be able to offer community workshops that empower Indigenous women, promote Indigenous environmental stewardship, and help Andean communities connect with Indigenous communities in North America to share knowledge to help foster cultural resilience through climate change

The mission of F-MPSK is threefold:

1. Raise awareness about MPSK’s efforts to empower women and cultivate community wellbeing through education and programming.
2. Raise funds through grant writing and donations to support MPSK and other Indigenous organizations focused on empowering women and promoting community wellbeing.
3. Facilitate relationships between Indigenous organizations across the global north and south to further the collective impact on community wellbeing.

The Goals of F-MPSK are threefold: 

1. Empower Indigenous women through knowledge-sharing and leadership in community development by supporting MPSK’s initiatives that position Indigenous women as key knowledge keepers and community organizers.
2. Promote Indigenous environmental stewardship and cultural preservation, particularly in the areas of governance, gender equity, and wellbeing by supporting MPSK’s workshops on environmental knowledge and ancestral practices to strengthen communities’ sustainable practices and cultural resilience.
3. Strengthen connections between Indigenous organizations across the global north and south to facilitate cross-cultural dialogue, collaboration, and resource-sharing to further community empowerment and wellbeing.

The objective of F-MPSK is to help fund quarterly workshops at the MPSK center to raise awareness about Indigenous environmental knowledge, wellbeing practices, and gender equity. 

We are a small collective of educators and health practitioners committed to regenerative living and embodying and sharing New Earth values such as harmony, community, empathy, and generosity. The mission of The Spiral Collective (TSC) is to create a library of resources based on narrative documentation of our first-person experiences that aid wellbeing, balance, and personal growth.

TSC members collect personal narratives from events, workshops, training activities, and practices, amplifying our understandings through sharing in our collective blog called “The Library of Balance”. These distilled findings from our individual explorations and collaborative sharing will seed and catalyze the creation of offerings for the world.

The People’s Dreaming Collective is a global constellation of radical public sector leaders dreaming up more just and loving models for how we govern. As government insiders turned revolutionaries, we have teamed up with educators, technologists, and artists to host dynamic gatherings and create open-source tools that imagine, explore, and bring to life audacious new visions for democracy.

Vision

We help cities achieve resilience by connecting their residents, city departments, land developers, and agricultural components to actively support the bionic pump, thus ensuring a cooler, wetter, more resilient local climate.

Mission

We achieve our vision by working to ensure soil health through composting, biochar, biologic applications, etc. Then we support regenerative landscaping, so that the land holds water, and we complete the biotic pump by the planting of Miyawaki mini forests.

Our Inspiration

Having been concerned about climate change for decades, I was overjoyed to discover that there IS something we—normal people, can do to address the major effect—heat! The focus on carbon and getting it out of the air and into the ground has not proved to be empowering, nor successful. The research by Anastasia Markova, in which she named the biotic pump as the system that naturally cooled the Earth, gave me inspiration.

Carbon is all about not getting hotter—a good idea. But the biotic pump is all about cooling, a much better idea, in my view. Not only that it is something that we all can contribute to. It is also something, as practiced in real life, that begins to change how we see and interact with the planet. We all lament that things need to change, that we need to be “different” but that difference is rarely mentioned or clarified. Working with the biotic pump, to strengthen it, shifts our understanding and our behavior in ways that actually work with natural processes, with the Earth herself, to make the change that nature is working to make, herself.

We offer education and consulting to help residents and cities discover ways they can begin to reignite the living systems around them so they thrive. As a Rethink Tank™ we offer the opportunity to rethink how we are living on this planet by considering options that are more closely aligned with nature. Understanding the natural system means we can work with it to help cool our tiny part of the Earth. Here is Soil Smart – Soil Wise’s strategy to do just that:

Each of these steps is something that any landowner can do and soil health is something that even renters can do. We are here to help. Please, join us!

Based in Big Sur, California (Esselen tribal territory) and founded in 2018, Wildtender is a non-profit organization offering immersive, educational wilderness programs that cultivate kinship and belonging with the earth, nurture wholeness of self, and build authentic community.

Wildtender is committed to nurturing a regenerative, diverse and relational worldview – embodying earth-based wisdom and re-weaving modern people into a sustainable ecological paradigm.

The mission of Gathering Homeland is to support land retention efforts of Black agrarians with rural family land by centering storytelling, cooperation, and environmental stewardship.

Windsor Performing Arts Academy’s (WPAA) mission is to inspire creativity and cultivate a thriving arts community by providing low-cost access to exceptional performing arts experiences where students and teachers are their best selves—honest, kind, hardworking, and inclusive.

At WPAA, we believe that the performing arts have the power not just to entertain, but to uplift and inspire our community. The shows we choose to perform are thoughtfully selected to promote core values and lessons in good character, aiming to create a positive impact on both students and the broader community. Our goals are to foster community engagement, promote character development, empower individuals through the arts and support local artists.