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Why REA?
Why REA?
The Regenerative Education Alliance (REA) was born out of a commitment to address pressing environmental and social challenges in our community. We believe that fostering a deep connection to the land and promoting social integration through community-supported initiatives creates a ripple effect of positive change.
Our Vision
By fostering a deep connection to the land and promoting social integration through community-supported initiatives, the Regenerative Education Alliance aims to nurture not just future farmers, but engaged citizens who champion ecological resilience and community well-being.
At REA, we embrace the CASE principles - Community, Agriculture, Students, and the Environment - as the foundation of our work:
Community: Building bridges through collaborative projects that inspire collective action.
Agriculture: Teaching, utilizing, and demonstrating sustainable food-growing practices that build healthy soil and heal the land.
Students: Empowering the next generation with knowledge, skills, and opportunities.
Environment: Advocating for regenerative practices that protect and restore our ecosystems.
Why Invest in CASE with REA?
By supporting REA, you invest in a future where sustainable agriculture and community resilience thrive. Your support helps us:
Equip students with real-world skills and experiences in regenerative agriculture.
Strengthen local food systems to address food security and environmental challenges.
Foster innovative solutions through partnerships and shared knowledge.
Together, we can create a sustainable future that benefits not just the land, but the communities that depend on it. Let’s grow something extraordinary, together. Join us by donating, attending our events, engaging with us on social media, volunteering (we need blog writers, farmers/gardeners, event planners, fund raisers, and more!). Send an email to mb@regenerativeeducationalliance.org to get involved.
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