Funders to approach for Teravana Trust F/K/A Wellkind Trust

Form 990, part iii, line 1 - organization mission teravana trust recognizes our wholeness, our interdependence with all beings, and our connection with the earth that unites us all. We look at the whole system, intentionally designing programs that seek to restore the web of relationships to self, each other, and the planet that form the roots of a thriving planet. We look at the whole system, intentionally designing programs that work towards community resilience helping communities build the capacity to meet their own needs. Working in solidarity with local leaders, we weave stronger relationships to self, to each other, and to the planet that revive our sense of connection and hope, ensuring everyone has what they need to thrive. Form 990, part iii, line 4a - program service accomplishments sacred ecology program (sonoma county, California): the sacred ecology program is the organizations primary program and focuses on restoring and stewarding forest ecosystems while expanding access to nature through outdoor education. The program integrates land restoration, biodiversity conservation, and regenerative land management practices across a 730-acre forest property. Activities include reforestation, habitat restoration, and operation of an organic garden that produces food sustainably and serves as a living classroom. Through partnerships with schools and community organizations, the program provides hands-on educational experiences that connect youth and community members to the natural environment, fostering environmental awareness, resilience, and long-term stewardship. Form 990, part iii, line 4b - program service accomplishments wellkind guatemala program: the organization partners with kaqchikel maya communities across eight towns along the northern shore of lake atitln to restore local ecosystems through community-based environmental initiatives. During the year, the program supported reforestation efforts through the planting and maintenance of native wood and fruit trees in collaboration with local farmers and municipalities, including work in surrounding mountain areas and protection of freshwater springs. These activities contribute to long-term access to essential natural resources such as water, firewood, and food while strengthening local livelihoods. The program integrates traditional indigenous ecological knowledge with modern tools, including gis mapping, to monitor reforestation efforts and improve long-term environmental outcomes. The organization also supports artisan cooperatives and savings groups, helping local families increase income and financial resilience. Additional initiatives include environmental education, water conservation, and sustainable agriculture practices. Form 990, part iii - additional program information the asy program was discontinued during 2025. No significant program service expenses or activities were conducted under this program during the…