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Kiss the Ground Partners

Interest in Regeneration is growing amongst Employees, Boards, and Shareholders.

We partner with movement leaders and earnest companies who seek guidance to enter the regenerative conversation responsibly.

Natural Factors–
2.5K Acre Partner

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

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For every $100 donated to Kiss the Ground, we inspire and catalyze the transition of 10 acres into regenerative agriculture, working directly with farmers and partners. Support this impactful work!
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Kiss the Ground 10K+ ACRE PARTNERS

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Kiss the Ground 5K+ ACRE PARTNERS

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Kiss the Ground 2.5K+ ACRE PARTNERS

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Kiss the Ground 1K+ ACRE PARTNERS

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Kiss the Ground STRATEGIC PARTNERS

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As of June 2026, the current impacted acres (2.2M Acres) transitioning to regenerative agriculture include:

2023 – 2025 (2.1M)

2025 – 2026 (73K)

In 2025, Kiss the Ground awarded 215 grants totaling $500K to support farmers and ranchers with equipment, supplies, and regenerative agriculture training – transitioning 73,000 acres across the U.S.

Creating impact in the following states: CO, KS, MT, ND, NE, NM, SD, DE, CA, AZ, NY, NJ, IA, WI, NC, GA, AL, MT, TX

The calculation of 10 acres for $100 is derived directly from Kiss the Ground’s annual budget, aligned with the number of acres for which we have verifiable evidence of impacting the acres transitioning to regenerative agriculture through our partnership with Understanding Ag. It’s important to note that this figure is a very conservative estimate, as we only include acres that we can directly confirm through this established relationship; there are far more acres that the organization has inspired to transition.