Core Alignment for thepivot.earth
Our Purpose - WHY
Our Purpose - WHY
Our Purpose - WHY
Living Soil.
Transformational Leaders. Thriving Communities.
ThePivot.Earth’s purpose is to empower transformational leaders to collaborate courageously on enduring systems change through regenerative place-based systems.
We orchestrate initiatives co-activated with these leaders to support thriving communities tailored to the diverse ne
Living Soil.
Transformational Leaders. Thriving Communities.
ThePivot.Earth’s purpose is to empower transformational leaders to collaborate courageously on enduring systems change through regenerative place-based systems.
We orchestrate initiatives co-activated with these leaders to support thriving communities tailored to the diverse needs of bioregions.
We believe living soil is the foundation for a healthy body, a healthy mind, and a healthy environment, as it sustains the natural cycles that nourish all life and provide abundance.
We believe in the courageous transformational leaders to empower and cultivate our collective capacity by addressing the root causes of challenges and creating enduring systemic change.
We believe communities can thrive when given access to abundance. This must include an economic system that reflects the interconnectedness of life, prioritizes well-being, adaptive resilience, and ensures fair distribution of resources.
Our Values - WHO
Our Purpose - WHY
Our Purpose - WHY
I choose to uphold “natural law, the law of reciprocity,
of regeneration, of mutual flourishing.”
~ Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass
Dignity
We honor the inherent worth of human and other than human entities. We treat others with respect, fairness, and humanity, creating conditions to feel valued, heard, and free from harm or humili
I choose to uphold “natural law, the law of reciprocity,
of regeneration, of mutual flourishing.”
~ Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass
Dignity
We honor the inherent worth of human and other than human entities. We treat others with respect, fairness, and humanity, creating conditions to feel valued, heard, and free from harm or humiliation.
Equity
We commit to fairness by addressing barriers and disparities, supporting access to opportunities and resources, recognizing different needs, and creating systems that foster justice and inclusion.
Compassion
We act with empathy, kindness, and care. Compassion calls us to listen deeply, acknowledge suffering, and take action that eases hardship while strengthening connection and community well-being.
Humility
We approach our work understanding our place in a larger ecosystem, and approach each relationship with openness and respect. Humility invites us to acknowledge our limitations, learn from others, and value collective wisdom over individual recognition, fostering trust and collaboration.
Our Mission - What must we accomplish
Impact Vision - What does it look like once we’re doing it?
Impact Vision - What does it look like once we’re doing it?
We support bioregional efforts to design and implement new systems that make the old obsolete. By co-creating with transformational leaders, we help design structure around initiatives, build clear, actionable roadmaps, uphold governance principles and infrastructure that shift communities toward regenerative ways of living.
Through this w
We support bioregional efforts to design and implement new systems that make the old obsolete. By co-creating with transformational leaders, we help design structure around initiatives, build clear, actionable roadmaps, uphold governance principles and infrastructure that shift communities toward regenerative ways of living.
Through this work, we create collective creation of viable and enduring models of regeneration that embody the world our hearts know is possible.
Impact Vision - What does it look like once we’re doing it?
Impact Vision - What does it look like once we’re doing it?
Impact Vision - What does it look like once we’re doing it?
The Fraser Lowland Project and the Planetary Party initiative are two current expressions of the same living movement ThePivot.Earth is dedicating itself to its ongoing evolution. Each nurtures regenerative systems in its own way—one grounded in a specific bioregion, the other weaving connections across the planet. Together, they model h
The Fraser Lowland Project and the Planetary Party initiative are two current expressions of the same living movement ThePivot.Earth is dedicating itself to its ongoing evolution. Each nurtures regenerative systems in its own way—one grounded in a specific bioregion, the other weaving connections across the planet. Together, they model how place-based renewal and planetary gatherings can reinforce and accelerate each other.
Fraser Lowland Project
In the Fraser Lowland, we are restoring life-giving relationships with land, water, and community. Governance circles center Indigenous leadership and long-term stewardship. Wetlands regenerate, biodiversity rebounds, and policies reflect care, humility, and ancestral wisdom. Relational infrastructure replaces extraction, and communities lead at the pace of trust. Regeneration becomes a way of life.
Planetary Party
Planetary Parties convene global networks in celebration and strategy. They mobilize trust-based resources, activate Guild networks, and weave bioregional stories into a planetary tapestry. Each gathering is a festival, a fundraiser and a governance accelerator, linking local needs with global support, and building a planetary mycelial network for systemic change.
Where They Meet
The Fraser Lowland provides a living prototype—a grounded example of regenerative governance and community-led flow funding. Planetary Parties amplify and connect this work, carrying its lessons into global circulation while bringing new resources, allies, and coherence back to the ground. Together, they form a feedback loop: bioregional practice informing planetary design, and planetary convenings resourcing and strengthening bioregional efforts.
This is our vision: a fractal movement where local renewal and planetary coordination mutually reinforce, creating systems of care, coherence, and celebration at every scale. Vision - What does it look like once we’re already doing it?