Join the Permaculture Movement
- Your donations help fund grassroots projects around the world working to increase Climate Resilience, Regenerative Economic Opportunities, and Food Security. Abundant Earth Foundation focuses on efforts that use nature-based solutions such as Permaculture and Agroforestry, emphasizing women and youth-led projects of the Global South.
We also offer fiscal sponsorship, media production, and other forms of support for related projects.
Since 2018, our generous donors have supported more than 200 individual projects in over 35 countries.
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with your donation processing, please email us at AbundantEarthEmail@gmail.com 
Donations by check:
Abundant Earth Foundation
P.O. Box 2505, McKinleyville, CA 95519
Or make a donation to a specific project:
Planting food forests around the world to provide food security and climate change resilience.
Preparing students to inherit the earth via an Eco-Designers Program: a completely customizable STEM-based program that focuses on solutions.
Building a permanent school and sanctuary in Osodo Village, Kenya to feed and educate children using regenerative practices, and provide sanctuary and menstrual products for women and girls.
Supporting orphaned and vulnerable children and providing education on regenerative farming to empower communities in Kenya.
Reconnecting communities with their indigenous identity, knowledge of caring for the land, and our holistic practices.
On a mission to bring back the Lost Art of Love Letters with the simple premise of putting more love into our world.
Strengthening the people, projects, and processes that steward 2.5% of the Earth’s biodiversity.
Unveiling the Ancient Roots of Cacao and Empowering the Amazon’s Cultural Heritage.
EIN # 36-4631367
Abundant Earth Foundation is a California based tax-exempt, non-profit organization, under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. All charitable donations are deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
(Note: Formally known as “Humboldt Plan It Green”)
Restoring ecosystems for an Abundant Earth.
