The original vineyard where we did the design in 2021 has just come back on sale!
After the crowdfunding, we are 20k short for the vineyard where we currently run our activities.
Now for another 26k our NGO could acquire the next piece of land down. We were offered use of this land when it used to belong to our amazing friend, traditional stone builder and organic farmer Pardet. The new owner has decided to sell it on as she has enough land to manage around her buildings. She is offering us a VERY generous price because she believes in us.
Why should you believe in us?
– take a look at the crowdfunding campaign page from earlier this year where we raised 15,200 euros from 100 small to medium donations from people in our networks,
– See activities and testimonials from our participants and growing community on Instagram. Just this weekend a 22 year old participant from rural Catalunya, participating in our Regenerative Weekend, said on the second day: ”Coming to this event was the best decision I ever made”!!
– See the network of professional permaculture designers, soil microbiogists, collaborating organisations that choose to work closely with Lou and with Boodaville year on year, offering us consultation and support.
– And the fact that our turnover with educational grants has increased year on year since 2016. After a massive delay we got our 2027 projects approved this week, a total of 270,000€
We have the capacity and skills and love to Regenerate the land in the Rovira Valley, teach Permaculture Design, and transform the lives of locals and visitors by sharing what we do!!
We just need one huge donation of 40k! (or 40 people who can donate 1000€!!)
All the rewards listed in the crowdfunder are STILL available with a direct donation to the Association (contact Lou – thegurney@gmail.com with your wish list!)
For conversations about larger dontaions please contact Anna Louise (Lou) directly – we would LOVE to synergise the vitality of harvest time and getting all our grants approved with closing the paperwork around land ownsership.
Let’s bring these beautiful fields into collective regenerative stewardship – permanently!