Current Grantees
To learn more about each of the Foundation’s current grantee partners, please expand the sections below.
African Community Centre for Social Sustainability (ACCESS)
Alaska Venture Fund
Center for Regenerative Solutions (CRS)
Mission: CRS brings together cities, resource specialists, community-based
organizations, scientists, innovators, land managers, and others to accelerate
the implementation of carbon removal strategies that simultaneously improve
the social, economic, and environmental resilience of local communities.
Based In: Sanford, North Carolina, USA
Chicago Eco House
Council for Healthy Food Systems (CHFS)
Mission: To build community, educate policymakers, and inform the public on healthy food systems, namely diversified local and regional food systems that are healthy, safe, economically sound, and environmentally sustainable. CHFS develops information to educate farmers, consumers, elected officials, and media on the systemic changes needed to establish healthy food
systems, from the soil to the eater.
Based In: Cameron, Texas, USA
Cultivate Kansas City
Ecdysis Foundation
Mission: Rethinking how science is applied to foster the evolution of a regenerative food system. Ecdysis
provides research and development that can make innovative practices scalable and transferable to as
many operations as possible.
Based In: Estelline, South Dakota, USA
Groundswell International
Hmong American Farmers Association
Hub del Norte (HDN)
Mission: HDN, a Savory Institute hub, works to re-energize rural areas in northern Spain and France by helping farms make better decisions and
improve management through Holistic Management so they may become
resilient, profitable, and attractive to future generations.
Based In: Navarra, Spain
Legado
Mycelium Youth Network
Native Land Conservancy (NLC)
Mission: To preserve healthy landscapes for all living things and help restore land back to its original state
wherever possible. NLC draw upon its collective traditional cultural knowledge as indigenous people with
generations of direct experience in the woodlands, coastlines, and waterways of its homelands. NLC
accepts the honor to protect, share, and restore land and water for the four-legged, the two-legged, the
winged, and the finned.
Based In: Mashpee, Massachusetts, USA
Point Blue Conservation Science
Rain for the Sahel and Sahara (RAIN)
Quivira Coalition
Mission: Builds soil, biodiversity, and resilience on western working landscapes. Fostering ecological,
economic, and social health through education, innovation, and collaboration with ranchers, farmers,
government and Tribal agencies, and land stewards of all stripes.
Based In: Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
