Resourcing the networks that connect regenerative communities across chapters, nodes, and bioregions worldwide.
The Regen Coordination Fund supports the networks weaving the regenerative movement together. We back umbrella networks whose chapters, nodes, and member communities span cities and bioregions worldwide, and who create the spaces, online and in person, where people connect, collaborate, and launch regenerative initiatives. The fund also resources curated initiatives emerging directly from Regen Coordination, like the Regen Toolkit, that provide shared infrastructure for these networks. Stewarded by Regen Coordination, an alliance including ReFi DAO and Greenpill Network that has distributed over $370K to regenerative projects, this fund pools support so that coordination itself gets resourced, not just the projects it makes possible.
Eligibility
This is a curated fund with a tight focus. It supports two kinds of projects: regenerative networks coordinating many communities across the globe, and initiatives incubated under Regen Coordination that serve those networks. Participation is by invitation. To qualify for this fund, projects must fit one of the following two categories: Regenerative networks - Be an umbrella network coordinating multiple chapters, nodes, hubs, or member communities across different locations. - Actively create spaces and environments (online, in person, or hybrid) for people to network and collaborate on regenerative initiatives. - Coordinate across geographies or bioregions, rather than serving a single local project or place. - Have a track record of stewarding community programs, funding rounds, or shared resources. Regen Coordination initiatives - Be an initiative developed or stewarded under the Regen Coordination alliance, such as the Regen Toolkit. - Provide shared infrastructure, tooling, knowledge, or programming that serves the networks and communities in this fund. All projects in the fund commit to collaborating with the other members, including coordinated participation in fund drives, and to documenting and publicly sharing outcomes and learnings with the wider ecosystem.
