Community members at a local farmers market

Pictured: Bloom Osa Peninsula: Los Higuerones

The work is already happening. Your funding gets it there faster.

Bloom channels grants and donations directly to the people restoring watersheds, growing food, and building local economies, no grant applications, no waiting on a funder's timeline.

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Proof It's Already Working

57 communities

17 countries

$325K mobilized

2,000+ projects

1,506 verified impacts

Los Higuerones Cooperativa Costa Rica
Broadfield Enterprises Uganda
Texas Panhandle watershed restoration

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How Your Dollar Multiplies

Communities act first. Funding follows.

  • A community documents regenerative work already underway: watershed restoration, food systems, ecosystem protection.
  • Peers verify it, transparently, on the platform.
  • Funding goes out quarterly, proportional to contribution, at a fraction of traditional transfer cost: $4 in fees and 30-second settlement, versus $4,000+ and 3+ days through traditional banking.
Bloom economic protocol diagram showing how platform revenue and grants flow to members and chapters

$40,000+ distributed directly through Bloom's Economic Protocol, including a $3-5K award from the Lush Spring Prize funding community members to write action 'how to' templates other chapters now use.

Bloom's Vetting Opens Other Doors

Money you give doesn't only fund direct rewards. Because Bloom vets and stands behind local projects, several have gone on to secure funding elsewhere:

  • E.J. Kuleh Foundation, Liberia: $10,000 from Solar Foundation to install solar panels and lanterns at a rural school.
  • Ma Earth: $60,203 raised across Los Higuerones, Valle Machuca, Rifai Sicilia, Accion Ambiental, and Turtle Island Bioregional Congress (member-led project connected to Bloom Northeast US).
  • Bloom Local Action Fund on Artizen, $10,000 in matching funds for Local Bloom chapters and cross-chapter collaborations.
  • The Primordial Dream, by Bloom cofounder Meg Rivers: $5,000 raised on Artizen for a new myth on humanity's origins in the ocean.

This list is growing. Every project on it started as documented, verified work on Bloom.

The Ask

Bloom is raising $100M over 5-7 years to scale community-led climate adaptation worldwide. Building on $320,000 raised to date and two decades of grassroots organizing, we're seeking philanthropic partners who want proven models, not pilot programs.

What This Funding Will Accomplish

$10M

Strengthen our existing network of Local Bloom chapters and proven economic protocol infrastructure.

$50M

Scale proven community enterprises and watershed restoration models across regions.

$100M

Achieve global systems transformation: food systems, strategic storytelling, and hundreds more communities.

Activate Global Food Systems Transformation

Deploy expert teams across 100+ Local Bloom chapters to strengthen regional food systems, build missing middle infrastructure, and expand institutional purchasing from local farmers, in ways that achieve climate adaptation.

Scale Proven Community Enterprises

Strengthen and expand successful Local Bloom Chapters that already demonstrate how regenerative businesses can thrive while serving community needs, modeling cooperative economic systems that circulate value within their regions.

Scale Watershed Restoration & Climate Adaptation

Implement community-led watershed repair, flood mitigation, and drought resilience projects across multiple bioregions - scaling proven models for climate adaptation rooted in local stewardship.

Amplify Solutions Through Strategic Marketing

Launch comprehensive marketing campaigns to make regenerative solutions visible and accessible across all sectors of society - accelerating climate adaptation by getting more people to know about, participate in, and support community-led transformation.

Become a major donor or corporate partner: put serious capital behind proven, community-led change.

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Email community@bloomnetwork.earth

Local Bloom members building food systems and local economy in Uganda

Pictured: Bloom Jinja: Broadfield Enterprises Uganda

How Bloom Sustains Itself

Bloom is built to be self-sustaining, not dependent on any single funder or revenue stream.

Member subscriptions individuals supporting the network and accessing Bloom's collaboration tools.
Business subscriptions entrepreneurs and organizations paying for business visibility and marketing support, with discounted access to ad placements.
Partnerships & marketplace values-screened sponsorship placements and affiliate commissions from products sold through the platform. We don't feature extractive brands. Partner with us · Browse the marketplace
Grants from foundations and major donors backing community-led change.
Co-investment we grow financially when the communities we serve grow.

We're raising $2M in growth capital to help our other revenue streams grow alongside grant funding.

Financial Stewardship

All use of funds are transparently reported through our regenerative economic protocol with public impact reporting on BloomNetwork.earth. View our financial transparency dashboard for real-time balances, expenses, and where funds go.

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