In-person volunteering is temporarily on hold. We welcome remote support in areas such as writing, design, translation, fundraising research, and communications. Visit our Volunteer page to explore current needs and share your skills.

We are not accepting in-person volunteers at this time. Conditions can change, so please check current official travel guidance before making travel plans. Remote volunteering remains available through our Volunteer page.

Yes, we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the United States. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

You can amplify our work by sharing our posts, hosting fundraisers, gifting digital prints, volunteering your time or expertise, or simply by spreading the word.

We prioritize transparency. Your donation may help fund tree propagation, community training, regenerative research, farm tools, educational materials, and more.

No. Our work is grounded in ecology, culture, and regeneration, not in politics or religious affiliation.

We prioritize areas with ecological degradation, community interest, and opportunities to restore landscapes through long-term support.

It is farming that rebuilds soil, protects biodiversity, and supports people and ecosystems together. We blend ancestral Haitian practices with techniques such as syntropic agroforestry and permaculture.

Yes, we are always looking to expand our network of partners. If you represent an organization interested in collaborating, please contact us.