JOIN THE COLLECTIVE Belonging should never be limited by income.When you join the Healing Homestead Collective, you enter one community with one level of access. Everyone receives the same. What changes is what you offer back.Your membership holds open the doors for families who need food, for gatherings that nourish, for care that costs something to sustain. Together, we practice solidarity, dignity, and mutual responsibility.WHAT YOU GAINWhen you become a member, you access:Regular community programming across all seven pathwaysA network of facilitators, organizers, and community membersA culture of care and accountabilitySliding-scale participation in all programsOpportunities to deepen your practice and step into leadership through the Stewards CircleHOW IT WORKSOne container. One community. All equal access.The only difference between membership tiers is what you contribute back. You can pause, change, or adjust your level at any time. There is no shame, no judgment, no interrogation.Your contribution (no matter the amount) helps ensure:Families receive groceries delivered directly to their doorsGatherings stay free or sliding-scaleFacilitators are compensated fairlyCommunity care infrastructure stays strongMEMBERSHIP TIER 1: Pay What You CanCOMMUNITY-SUPPORTED ACCESS$5/month (minimum)Held by those with more capacity, so the door stays open regardless of means.This tier recognizes that some seasons are tight. Your presence in this community matters as much as any contribution.TIER 2: Sustaining Access$15/monthA steady contribution that helps keep the doors open and programs running.This level supports the baseline infrastructure: space, facilitation, care work.TIER 3: Supporting the Collective$35/monthYou actively support the gatherings, the care work, and the people holding this ecosystem.This level deepens your investment in the community's sustainability and growth.TIER 4: Expanding Access for Others$75/monthYour contribution directly holds open the pay-what-you-can tier for someone who can't pay right now.This is the leadership tier. You're not just supporting yourself — you're supporting the entire collective's accessibility.

Education should support regulation, curiosity, and belonging — not punishment, extraction, or burnout.The Education Fund supports liberation-centered, neuro-affirming learning through Erin’s Place and related educational programming at Selenite & Sage Healing Homestead.Many children and families are navigating school systems that are misaligned with nervous system needs, creativity, cultural identity, and relational learning. Too often, education becomes a site of harm rather than growth.This fund supports learning environments rooted in care, rhythm, and dignity — where children are supported as whole beings and caregivers are resourced rather than blamed.Contributions to the Education Fund help provide materials, curriculum resources, accessibility support, and learning experiences that center regulation, autonomy, creativity, and practical life skills.This is not about fixing children.It is about changing the conditions around them.Education here is not a pipeline.It is a practice of liberation.

The Homestead Stewards Circle is a small community of recurring supporters committed to helping sustain the physical home of this work.Your yearly contribution goes directly toward the Healing Homestead rent fund, helping keep the doors open for community gatherings, mutual aid efforts, somatic healing spaces, liberation education, and collective care initiatives throughout the year.This is not charity from a distance.It is shared stewardship of a living community space rooted in relationship, creativity, healing, and liberation.By joining, you help sustain a place where people can gather in person and online to learn, rest, create, organize, and reconnect with themselves and one another.This circle is intentionally limited to 15 people in order to keep the support relational, grounded, and community-centered.Because spaces like this do not survive on visibility alone.They survive because people choose to help hold them.

Mission Statement (Emergent → Sustained Care)Because nourishment is a human right — not something to earn, prove, or beg for.Feed the Family began as a response to an emergent need.As SNAP/EBT benefits faced disruption and families experienced sudden gaps in access to groceries, we moved quickly to meet people where they were — sending food directly to households through our organizational Instacart account. No transportation barriers. No eligibility interrogations. No shame.That emergent response made one thing clear: the need was not temporary.Food insecurity is not a momentary crisis. It is a structural condition created by policy, profit, and systemic neglect — one that requires sustained, dignified care rather than short-term charity.Feed the Family is now being stewarded as an ongoing community nourishment program rooted in sustainability and access. In addition to direct grocery delivery, we are building toward consistent food boxes, shared pantry support, and food-centered community care that can meet families across seasons and changing needs.Our approach includes:Direct grocery delivery through Instacart for immediate accessFood boxes and pantry support for ongoing nourishmentShared food infrastructure connected to programming and community careNo barriers, no shame, no surveillanceThis work is not about rescue.It is about continuity.We are not waiting for systems to remember people. We are practicing interdependence — feeding each other, caring for each other, and building sustainable ways to stay nourished together.Tax-Deductible InformationSelenite & Sage Healing Homestead Co.501(c)(3) Nonprofit OrganizationEIN: 33-4417542All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.If your employer offers donation matching, your gift may be doubled.Receipts are provided automatically for your records.Closing MessageThank you for showing up with love.Thank you for choosing community over abandonment.Thank you for helping families stay nourished, resourced, and seen.We feed each other. We protect each other. We survive together.In solidarity and liberation,Selenite & Sage Healing Homestead Collectivein partnership with Make Shi(f)t Happen

Art is not decoration here.It is regulation, relationship, and cultural memory.The Arts & Cultural Practice Fund supports creative work at Selenite & Sage Healing Homestead, including MORRIGAN Arts and arts-centered Liberation Nights.Through movement, music, play, and creative expression, MORRIGAN offers youth and adults embodied, relational ways to process experience, regulate the nervous system, and make meaning together. This work affirms neurodivergent needs, honors open-ended play, and centers creativity as a communal practice rather than performance or product.Contributions support materials, facilitation, and access to creative gatherings rooted in care, imagination, and connection — where people can tell the truth, reconnect with themselves and one another, and create alongside the land.This is not about producing art.It is about being changed by the practice of creating together.