Contribute to the
EAT Mycelium Fund.

EAT is not only grassroots, it's mycelium nourished. (Mycelium, as EAT students learn, is the soil fungi that lets plant roots flourish.) Student tuition pays only a portion of EAT course costs, and many students come on scholarship. We need your financial and in-kind donations to support and expand the base of urgently needed, solutions-oriented Earth Activists. Please make a  contribution to the EAT Mycelium Fund. Your tax-deductible donation will be used to support all aspects of the program—from the classes, scholarships, and teachers to the administration and infrastructure required to keep EAT going.

Make a monthly pledge for exponential impact.
We know that many folks may not have financial wealth to share. But please, think about the value of Earth Activist Training. And think about how desperately we need more activists of this caliber. Then give whatever you can. Even a small pledge of $10/month will be exponentially effective because every dollar will help train more passionate, intelligent people to cleanse the soil, heal the water, share their skills, and restore the balance.

EAT Mycelium Fund Monthly Giving Circle. Make a monthly financial gift to Earth Activist Training. Choose the amount you want charged to your debit or credit card monthly. Charges will continue until you tell us to stop.

EAT Mycelium Fund Individual Gift. This option enables you to make a one-time donation in any amount you wish.

We welcome donations of every size and kind. Large. Small. One-time. Quarterly. Annual. Sporadic. We gratefully accept it all.

Over half of EAT students get scholarship assistance to attend

Support the roots of radical sustainability and regenerative activism.

"I love teaching EAT courses because I see our students go away full of hope, enthusiasm, commitment, and real skills for making change."
--Starhawk, co-founder, Earth Activist Training

We need your help to disseminate these needed skills

Support EAT in Bayview Hunters Point

Recently EAT, in partnership with the organization Hunters Point Family, received a matching grant for our joint training programs to create "Emerald City," a collaborative project in food justice and green entrepreneurship in a predominantly African-American neighborhood of San Francisco. Thanks to all the donors who helped us make our Winter 2010 matching grant! Please use the donation button on our Bayview Hunters Point page to earmark your donation to train local youth for green careers and leadership.

 

To give to the Mycelium Fund through Network for Good (below), please choose "Earth Activist Training" in the Program Designation box.