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PORTFOLIOS

We back portfolios, not one-off projects

A single project can do real good and still stall — because the thing holding it back sits one step up or down the chain. So we don't fund efforts one at a time. We build portfolios: clusters of connected initiatives that work at different layers of the same system and make each other stronger.

Take a food hub. It's only as strong as the farms that supply it, the buyers committed to it, and the cold storage and processing that move food from field to plate. Fund the hub on its own and it struggles. Support the whole chain together and all of it holds. That's a portfolio.

Why we fund the in-between

Some initiatives in a portfolio earn revenue. Others do the quieter work — building trust, sharing infrastructure, training people, shaping policy, coordinating everyone else. These "in-between" layers are often what everything else depends on, and they're exactly what traditional funding skips. We support them as part of the whole.

How we build a portfolio

Designing Strategies the region

We map where the region is headed and where it's exposed — the risks, the gaps, the openings — so initiatives can be sequenced around the strongest moves available right now. We do this alongside partners here and in bioregions around the world.

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Growing a regional network

Regeneration at the scale of a landscape runs on trust. We're building a network of relationships across farming, finance, housing, ecology, and community organizing — connecting the people and organizations a portfolio depends on.

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Coordinating the right support

A portfolio needs more than money to take root. We bring together the full range of support each effort actually needs — financial, knowledge, technical, relational, human, and advocacy.

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Measuring what matters

We track health across four levels — individual initiatives, coordinated cohorts, the overall portfolio, and the broader regional system — while staying honest that numbers alone never capture the full life of a place.

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Where it starts - our first projects

Our first round of microgrants backed 22 community-led initiatives across food, housing, land, circular materials, and community resilience — the early pieces of the portfolios now taking shape across the region.

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