Through working to characterize the nutritional variation in food, empowering growers to understand what practices increase nutrient levels, and educating consumers about how to access what is available, they are creating a structure where economic incentives within agriculture are aligned with nutrition and functioning ecosystems.

A coalition of sustainable and organic farming organizations that advocate for state and federal policies to ensure the resilience of California farms and ranches in the face of climate change.

Investing in the prosperity of farmers and ranchers through lending, education, and access to land.

Working to transform dry, abandoned, and marginalized landscapes into lush ecosystems using regenerative design principles on the land, and hosting educational workshops to inspire others.

Ecdysis Foundation is building a body of research to provide agricultural producers with independent, practical scientific support to ensure concepts and practices within regenerative food systems are scalable and transferable to other operations and regions.

Bridging the gap between food surplus and food hunger. Food Connect has created a tech platform to help local restaurants and food vendors connect with community organizations in need, providing a hunger relief logistical solution.

A coalition of philanthropic funders working together to educate ourselves, and organize and implement programs that accelerate the emergence of regenerative agriculture, healthy soil, and working lands systems that support people and the planet.

The Herd Fellowship is supported by a group of foundations and family offices that believe the next generation of land stewards are an essential part of the grassfed, regenerative movement. This scholarship program helps younger under-resourced farmers with registration costs at the Regenerate or Grassfed Exchange annual conferences.

Working to heal and transform the wounds suffered by the people and the land through reparative genealogy and regenerative agriculture. Jubilee Justice provides black farming communities with sustainable, regenerative practices, cooperative ownership and financial security in the whole value chain of their crops.

Kitchen Table Advisors fuels the economic viability of sustainable small farms and ranches through practical business advising and trusted relationships.

Working to advance soil health policies and programs that create value for farmers, businesses and communities. Land Core is building the missing infrastructure and market-based incentives that will make the rapid adoption and scalability of soil health practices possible.

Mad Ag works with farmers as they transition to regenerative models. They have four branches within the organization to ensure farmers have access to the financial (Mad Capital), strategic (Mad Lands), connective (Mad Markets), and communal (Mad Revolution) support they need to thrive.

Manzanita serves as a connector between Indigenous and POC-led food, agriculture, and land justice projects and values aligned funders and investors. Along with facilitating non-extractive investments, they catalyze, support, and participate in POC collaboratives to collectively govern and redistribute capital.

NYFC believes they have one generation to transform agriculture in service to our communities and the land, and they are that generation. They are building an intersectional coalition that advocates for policies and programs to equitably resource a new generation of working farmers.

Through education, innovation, and collaboration, Quivira works in coalition with ranchers, farmers, government and Tribal agencies to foster resilience on dry working lands. We also greatly appreciate their New Agrarian Program that helps to connect young farmers and ranchers with working opportunities.

Farm like the world depends on it. ROC is developing regenerative organic certification standards to ensure accountability for agriculture’s influence on the health of people and the land.

Convening and listening to farmers, fishermen, and producers within the local food network to identify gaps in the systems and build a stronger vision for food in San Diego County.

SOIL: Slow Opportunities for Investing Locally, They are building a membership group within Chaffee County and the San Luis Valley to help redirect capital to local farmers.

Urban Tilth inspires, hires, and trains local residents in Richmond, California to cultivate agriculture, feed their community, and restore relationships to the land. They recently acquired additional land to build our their farm footprint and infrastructure.

We are continually impressed by WCK’s ability to mobilize and execute on food supply in times of crisis, often times faster than local government knows the crisis is coming. Keep it up Chef Jose!