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FOND Regenerative believes human health and planetary health are inseparable.

A belief we deeply share. They source their ingredients from regenerative U.S. farmers they know and trust, guided by the belief that more nourishing food begins with healthier soil.

Their commitment extends beyond the jar. As a 10K Acre Partner, FOND Regenerative’s annual $100k+ donation helps Kiss the Ground inspire and catalyze the transition of 10,000 acres into regenerative agriculture.

Why FOND Partners With Kiss the Ground

Storytelling. It's one of the most effective ways to communicate something—and it's why FOND chose to come alongside Kiss the Ground. Kiss the Ground doesn't just define regenerative; it shows the so what—why it matters—in a way that inspires even the people who already source that way. FOND partners with Kiss the Ground to support that mission: educating people through information, and showing them the impact through powerful storytelling.

The health of people is deeply connected to the health of the land. We're proud to support Kiss the Ground’s work restoring soil, supporting farmers, and building a more regenerative food system for generations to come.

—Amy Miller, Creative Director Fond Regenerative

"FOND Is How We Kiss the Ground"

Since FOND started 11 years ago, the company has sourced exclusively from U.S. regenerative farms. That network has grown from 17 farms to more than 180, and the commitment remains a cornerstone of the company.

The Why: It Starts With the Soil

At FOND, food begins with the soil. Care for the land, and you get healthier ecosystems and healthier animals—which means more nourishing food for families, and healthier land for future harvests. As the nutrients in conventionally grown food decline and chronic disease rises, FOND is pushing back. What started as a health crisis from nutrient deficiency became the nutrient-rich nourishment in every jar: clean ingredients you can read, from U.S. farmers they know and trust. Their why is simple: a more resilient food system that nourishes people while regenerating the planet that nourishes us.

If FOND Were a Plant: Sweet Alyssum

Prolific, resilient, and good company. Sweet alyssum is a companion plant—it helps the plants around it grow better. That's what FOND seeks to be. Their story is one of resilience, and they aim to make everyone they partner with better for it. (It's also, Alysa admits, a slight joke on her name.)

Connected to the Land

For FOND, trust starts with showing up. Since the earliest days, the team has visited the farms they source from. To truly trust a farming partner, they had to see the work in action. Every visit is a privilege. That connection runs through family life, too. They love to be outside: adventures in the mountains, down at the water, and exploring close to home in New Braunfels, Texas.

Partner Stories

“Gaia Herbs®’ partnership with Kiss the Ground is rooted in the aligned mission for human and planetary health. When Gaia’s commitment to regenerative organic agriculture and Kiss the Ground’s storytelling work hand in hand, the result is more than content, it is a living narrative of restoration, resilience, and hope.”

Gaia Herbs® was inspired to partner with Kiss the Ground because we share a common belief: healthy soil is the foundation of healthy plants, healthy people, and a healthy planet. As a company deeply committed to regenerative organic agriculture, we see storytelling as a powerful way to increase awareness of how farming practices can restore ecosystems, improve resilience, and create a more sustainable future. Kiss the Ground’s ability to translate complex soil health concepts into compelling stories made them a natural partner in advancing this shared mission.

Gaia Herbs® stays connected to nature by remaining rooted in the land. Through regenerative organic farming, hands-on stewardship of our farm, and a deep respect for natural systems, we continually learn from the plants, soil, and ecosystems that make our work possible. Nature isn’t just where our herbs come from, it’s our teacher, our partner, and the foundation of everything we do, both on farm and through all sourcing partners.

One quirky thing about Gaia Herbs® is that we’re as comfortable talking about soil microbes and tractors as we are discussing herbal wellness. We’re not just making herbal supplements, we’re actively farming many of the herbs that go into them.

Known for their distinctive assortment of clothing, home, and lifestyle products, Anthropologie supports Regeneration through ethical sourcing, strategic partnerships, and conservation initiatives.

As a 10K Acre Partner, Anthropologie’s support helps inspire and catalyze the transition of more than 10,000 acres into regenerative agriculture.

In 2023, Anthropologie started working internally to introduce regenerative cotton into our fiber mix for our spring season in 2024. We knew creating products with regenerative cotton would be impactful, but we also wanted to take the initiative even further and thus created a partnership with Kiss the Ground.

We were thrilled to work with Kiss the Ground as our non-profit partner because of their incredible storytelling abilities, which brings their mission and impact to life in a powerful way. With the steadfast support of our passionate community, we're on a mission to inspire and educate about the importance of regenerative practices, not only in our products but in the world around us.

This past June, our Home Office team had an incredible opportunity to make a meaningful impact at FarmerJawn in West Chester, Pennsylvania. FarmerJawn, a transitional regenerative, organic farm working towards their regenerative certification, in Kiss the Ground’s network, has built an agricultural model that enables regenerative organic food production and is the largest black woman-owned regenerative organic produce farm in America.

At FarmerJawn’s 128-acre farm, Home Office employees rolled up their sleeves to support the summer harvest preparations. Our volunteer day was a testament to our commitment to regenerative agriculture and our partnership with Kiss the Ground. It was inspiring to see firsthand how our efforts contribute to a healthier environment and support local food systems.

At Anthropologie, we are committed to being a force for A Greater Good. We strive to be in better service to our planet, its people, and our products, and to incite meaningful change in our journey to become more environmentally responsible and socially conscious.

Our commitment to our planet, and regenerative agriculture more specifically, is a joint effort across our partnership and sourcing pillars. Over the last year, we have enacted various initiatives that support regenerative farming within our natural fibers, like cotton. We’ve also supported key voices in the environmental space, including our friends at Kiss the Ground, where our $100,000 donation will help inspire and catalyze the transition of 10,000 acres of land into regenerative agriculture.

We’re excited to see the ways we can continue to make an impact through our product and with the help of our partners.

Made with real squeezed fruit, Spindrift’s sparkling water, soda, and iced tea connect every can back to healthy soil and the importance of how our food is grown.

As a Kiss the Ground 10K Acre Partner, Spindrift's support helps inspire and catalyze the transition of 10,000 acres of U.S. land into regenerative agriculture.

Spindrift is connected to the land, and to the amazing farmers and families that grow the citrus, berries, tropical fruits, apples, etc. We want consumers to be aware of the importance of our soil and the importance in preserving it. We also want to help willing farmers make the transition to regenerative agriculture practices so healthy lands are here for many generations to come.

We are gardeners, grows, cooks, enthusiasts of the outdoors. Our team loves to explore farmers markets, natural preserves, nearby farms/orchards to ensure we have a constant appreciation of what so many small farmers do to bring fruits/vegetables/etc. to life each and every day.

If Spindrift was something that grew in the soil, we would be a lemon tree: versatile, resilient, seeking abundance and energy from the sun.

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Kokora, a regenerative herbal remedies company, shares our belief that nourishing people, plants, and the planet starts by forging an alliance with nature, the source of nourishment for all life.

Their generous donation enables us to inspire and catalyze the transition of 2,500 acres into regenerative farmland.

At the very foundation, which we recognize all our success extends from nurturing the soil food web which expresses in all the products that we make.

A friendly bacteria, because we are taking everything that touches the soil externally (sunlight, atmospheric carbon, and plants) and transforming it into renewed life that gives back in every way for a regenerative life.

“Anthem” by Leonard Cohen. “There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.”

MegaFood, a plant-powered supplement brand, shares our belief in the transformative power of regenerative agriculture to drive large-scale positive change.

Their generous donation enables us to inspire and catalyze the transition of 1,000 acres into regenerative farmland.

We are working to support the growers and suppliers in our supply chain through training and studies while working to improve agriculture practices. We are passionate about this cause and want to see the regenerative transition at scale, so we are thrilled to partner with Kiss the Ground, which is educating and advocating to have a more meaningful impact that goes beyond just our business or industry.

Staying connected to nature is key at MegaFood because the planet and the power of plants is at the heart of everything we do. Our generous Volunteer Paid Time Off (VPTO) program allows all regular full-time employees to receive 24 hours of paid time off to volunteer per year. This initiative gives us the opportunity to come together, both outdoors and within our community. Earlier this year, MegaFood employees volunteered on a farm in Massachusetts with The Food Project, a group that brings together youth and adults from diverse backgrounds to build a sustainable food system. We also teamed up with other New Hampshire B Corps for a beach cleanup and have many more exciting events planned for later in the year!

We kiss the ground (metaphorically) every day at MegaFood by embedding sustainability in all aspects of our business – from how we source our ingredients, to the way we make and package our products. We pull a variety of levers, including giving donations to farmers through our 1% for The Planet partnership, sourcing more sustainable ingredients, investing in our growers/suppliers, funding regenerative research with universities, and advocating for organic and regenerative agriculture.

A family-owned company committed to the land, Beckstoffer’s vineyards are 90% no-till and incorporate practices like livestock grazing, compost application, and cover crops to help farm regeneratively.

Their partnership helps us inspire and catalyze the transition of 2,500 acres into regenerative farmland.

“No sleeping guys.” I started it one night during harvest when a guy missed a whole vine. It has morphed into a light-hearted quality term between the crew members to not miss suckers or leaves, etc. At least when I’m in field they’ll be shouting it at each other.

No choice in the matter, we’re farmers.

Farm with a light touch.

Yerba Madre, an organic beverage company, shares our belief that Regeneration is key to creating a net positive impact for human and planetary health.

Their generous donation enables us to inspire and catalyze the transition of 2,500 acres of land into regenerative farmland.

For us, regeneration is not just a practice, but a pathway to a healthier future. Kiss the Ground makes regeneration accessible and actionable in the US, echoing our South American regenerative commitments.

Share a gourd, drink some yerbs, gather with friends, climb mountains, hike at National Parks, and listening to good music – those are our ways to Come to Life!

Salud a la Vida! Spanish mantra that honors and celebrates life in all its ways.

King Arthur, the oldest baking company in the U.S., shares our belief that regenerative practices nurture our soil, planet, and future generations.

Their generous donation enables us to inspire and catalyze the transition of 1,000 acres into regenerative farmland.

At King Arthur Baking, wheat and farmers are at the heart of everything we do. Whether it’s visiting our suppliers’ farms, helping out with local gleaning projects, or picking up fresh goodies from our local farm stand and CSA, we love getting our employee-owners out there connecting with farms, farmers, and nature!

If King Arthur Baking grew in soil, we’d definitely be wheat—strong, nourishing, and always ready to rise to the occasion. Grains are our bread and butter (literally), and like wheat, we’re all about good roots, strong partnerships, and keeping the world baking, well-fed, and happy!

“We owe our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains.” – Paul Harvey

This powerful quote emphasizes the vital importance of soil and water—two fundamental elements that sustain life and agriculture. It’s a reminder of how dependent we are on the health of our planet’s resources.

Family-owned and rooted in regenerative farming for more than 30 years, Natural Factors is committed to creating a healthier world now and for future generations. From preserving heirloom seeds to farming in harmony with wildlife, they’re keeping the connection between Earth and humanity at the heart of their business.

Their partnership helps support the transition of 2,500 acres to regenerative farmland.

In everything, we always strive to do all we can, not just what we have to.

We meticulously care for our topsoil on Natural Factors’ 1,000 acres of organic, regenerative farmland, which is 6–15 feet deep!! We don’t even use organic pesticides but instead rely on beneficial insects and millions of tiny frogs that hatch in the ponds on our farm every year. We Kiss the Ground by farming in true harmony with nature.

Natural Factors has its own seed bank! It helps preserve rare, endangered, and heirloom plant species, and connects us with seed banks around the world for seed exchange. It combines science and stewardship and serves as an important living database of seed standards for future reference.