Community Wellness for All

Services & Solutions

All spaces can become more efficient with permaculture and other sustainable practices.
Imagine transforming your plain grass lawn into a food garden!

Community Resources

Creation and management of one-time or recurring events
Marketing services
Sustainable practices & other guides coming soon

Community Spaces

Seeking vacant land to develop as mixed-use for the benefit of all
Creation and management of food gardens and more

For Business & Non-Profits

Branding & other designs
Social media posts, videos, etc
Photography; products, locations, staff
Web designs & maintenance

Urban, rural, or somewhere in between?

Let’s collaborate to build ’em together!

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Community Food Gardens

Offering regenerative systems and events around healthy soil, increasing nutrient density in the food grown. Collaborating within communities empowers them to be healthier and happier – for individuals and the greater good.

Benefits include:

Reducing poverty conditions, improving quality of life for all locals
Bio-dynamic soil restoration & carbon sequestration
Low toxin living (no need for harmful, pervasive pesticides)
Reduces waste in supply chain from farm to table – plastic, packaging, resources
Landfill methane reductions – compost destination

Eco-Villages

Easy & accessible ways to help ourselves, each other, and our home – planet Earth!

Intentions include to grow beneficial community spaces locally and around the world.

For the collective benefit of people & planet, we are developing eco-villages, also known as sustainable intentional communities. Short-term and long-term benefits include improvement of societal norms like quality of life, soil health through carbon sequestration, and so much more!

Benefits include:

Improved quality of life for residents and surrounding communities (cities, businesses, etc)
Improved soil and planet health through carbon sequestration
Low toxin living
Reduced waste in supply chain – intended to be self-sufficient
Reductions in additions to surrounding landfills