Eremos Collective exists because of people like you who believe wild and homegrown approaches to wellness matter—and are worth preserving for future generations.

Where Your Donation Goes

Every dollar supports our mission to reconnect people with the systems that have sustained human communities for millennia:

Feeding People

We provide wild-foraged and homegrown foods to those who need them most, demonstrating that real nutrition doesn't require industrial systems or institutional dependency.

Teaching Skills

From plant identification to ethical harvest, traditional food preservation to medicinal preparation—we offer hands-on training that builds genuine competence, not just theoretical knowledge.

Educational Workshops

We host field-based workshops, seasonal foraging courses, and ethnobotanical programs that serve homeschoolers, homesteaders, and anyone seeking alternatives to mainstream wellness culture.

Research & Documentation

Our field work—tracking rare species, documenting traditional ecological knowledge, and studying wild food nutrition—ensures this wisdom doesn't disappear in a single generation.

Resource Development

We create practical guides, seasonal calendars, and educational content that make foraging and homegrown wellness accessible to beginners while serving experienced practitioners.

Community Building

We facilitate connections between people learning to live more intentionally—sharing knowledge, seeds, harvest locations, and the quiet encouragement that this work requires.

Why It Matters

Industrial food and pharmaceutical systems have created unprecedented levels of disease and disconnection. We're building an alternative—not through protest, but through practice. Every person who learns to identify turkey tail, preserve a wild harvest, or grow their own medicine is one step closer to household-scale resilience and genuine wellness.

Your support makes this work possible. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we're not selling products or building a brand. We're preserving and sharing knowledge that matters—for health, for land, for communities choosing a different path.

Make a Difference

One-time donation: Support a specific project or workshop

Monthly giving: Sustain our ongoing research and educational programs

In-kind contributions: Seeds, tools, field equipment, or volunteer time

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.