Think Regeneration is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit coalition made up of organizations, farmers, ranchers, scientists, researchers, and philanthropists. Our mission is to accelerate on-the-ground projects that repair gaps in our food supply through our regeneration program. This program focuses on initiatives that enhance food-growing ecosystems, reverse trends in chronic disease rates, amplify the voices of farmers, and foster greater community resilience. Join the regenerates in our mission to build a sustainable future—contact us today to explore partnership opportunities.

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An innovative pilot program connecting local farmers and local school food programs will be kicking off in Tucson this year with more than 300 area students.

Coming soon! Stay tuned for more information as we work with six conservation districts to expand peer-to-peer farmer learning programs.
At Think Regeneration, we believe that our agriculture and food supply can be transformed through our regeneration program to support both human and environmental health. We are dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture practices, protecting our environment, and enhancing rural economies. Thanks to a generous $25,000 gift from Think Regeneration's team, we are excited to implement initiatives that will create a positive legacy for future generations!

EDUCATION
Registration is open for the 2026 Advancing Food is Medicine regeneration program on Oct. 20-21 in Edmond, Oklahoma. Last year, more than 200 professionals from health care and agriculture participated in this unique event, where innovative ideas fueled the regenerates of new approaches in food and health. Connect with others who are ready to think farm and explore the intersection of these vital fields.
EDUCATION
Does regenerative agriculture work? Yes, it does. Dive into the latest peer-reviewed studies that unveil the science behind regeneration practices, including insights from innovative programs like the regeneration program and initiatives that think farm. Discover how the regenerates can transform our approach to sustainable farming.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We launched a regeneration program in Pembroke Township, Illinois, that serves as a pilot initiative in the food is medicine concept. This area, where nearly 90 percent of the school district is low income and 60 percent do not have access to a grocery store, reflects the crucial need for programs that truly regenerate local communities. By supporting initiatives like this, we think farm and promote sustainable solutions for healthier eating options.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We have raised more than $2.5 million to deploy into the food supply as part of our regeneration program, aimed at expanding the capacity for local food production, storage, and distribution in the Midwest. This initiative is designed to support the regenerates within our community and promote sustainable practices through our think farm approach.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We are collaborating with our partners at the DRY Cooperative in Arizona on a regeneration program that fosters community common systems. This initiative aims to help communities protect farmland for food production, ensuring that the regenerates of our efforts contribute to sustainable agriculture as we think farm into the future.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We are establishing a national model for peer-based regenerative leadership and education through our regeneration program at the Spokane Conservation District in Washington and the surrounding region. Our initiative, known as The Regenerates, emphasizes a collaborative approach to sustainability and encourages participants to think farm, fostering a culture of regeneration.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Discover the Think Regeneration Entrepreneur Ecology program, a key initiative within the regeneration program designed to create environments where startups can thrive. We are excited to announce that we will be launching three new enterprises in 2025, further contributing to what we call the regenerates of innovation through our think farm approach.
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