We currently have 2 spots available, one for a tiny home plot and one for a room in a shared house: Tiny Home Plot: a spot available for a Tiny Home. The tiny home for the available spot must 20ft in length or shorter (not including the hitch tongue). We have electric and water hookups. No sewer hookups. Room in a shared house: There is a room available in a shared house. There is one other roommate. This is the community house, the living room, kitchen, bathrooms, and basement are available to all community members. About Us: We are an intentional community on 2/3 acre in the Cully neighborhood in NE Portland. There are 4 tiny houses on our land plus 2 traditional sized houses (one with indoor community space & laundry), a wood shop, bike shop, bike shed, and ample garden space! Community members commit a required minimum of 6 work hours per month to group projects. Attendance at one Community meeting per month required. We have potluck dinners on Sundays (attendance optional). We celebrate some holidays together (winter solstice, summer solstice, spring equinox, etc.) and we go on a community retreat together once per year (often to the beach, usually first weekend in October). We share chores and yard work, play board games, watch movies, etc. We enjoy doing projects together. We have a workshop with shared tools. All races, colors, national origins, religions, gender identities, and sexual orientations are welcome. We are especially excited about welcoming folx who identify as BIPOC and/or LGBTQ. Currently 8 people live in our community. We range in age from 4-45. We have a variety of beliefs and worldviews, from Atheism to earth spirituality to semi-paganism. We collectively have many interests and hobbies including gardening, ritual, carpentry, ecstatic dancing, video games, yoga, reading, hiking, cycling, playing music, RPGs, community organizing, and many more! We are socially conscious, emotionally intelligent, and everything (Poly, LGBTQ, open relationships, whatever) friendly. We are mindful of our environment and what gets put down our drains, we have community agreements about chemical usage. There are opportunities to gain equity in the property for folks who have lived with us for at least two years and who get along well with our community.
Website: https://simplyhomecommunity.org/
City: Portland
State: Oregon
Zip: 97218
Contact Email: simplyhomecommunity@gmail.com
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PROJECT STATUS We are currently acquiring a 3-5 bedroom house (off-grid with outbuildings) on ~100 acres of land, plus an RV (guesthouse) that we plan to slowly transition into a communally owned eco-village commune and grief ritual retreat center. The community is currently made up of a couple who have been together for over 8 years: 1 musician/artist/organizer + 1 scientist/engineer. We have steady and reliable income to support the project long-term, have experience with home purchasing and ownership. With no delays, anticipated move-in is winter/spring 2026. THE PLAN Over the next two years or so, we’re inviting people with a shared vision to come live on property on a rent or work-exchange basis with the goal of forming our group of founding members. We intend to form the community within ~30 miles of a town of ~5,000 (with smaller towns within ~10 miles) to enable folks to have outside jobs if they wish. We will have internet fast enough for remote work (video calls, etc.). Once we have established the core group, we will collectively decide on our legal, membership, and community structures. Over the next ~5 years, we want to transition property ownership to a community owned legal entity (such as a land trust, LLC, etc.) in which all members share equity. We are actively researching and working to determine fair, desirable and practical equity accrual mechanisms and vesting schedules, but are fully committed to equal communal ownership of the property, assets, ventures, and liabilities. This will likely include retroactively awarding equity to early members who joined during the formation phase and stay on with the community as members. If anyone has experience and/or wisdom in this area, please reach out. EXPANDING FROM HOUSE TO VILLAGE Part of our commitment to lowering financial barriers to joining, and keeping in the spirit of our other values, is co-creating low-cost living solutions. For the sites we are considering for this project, zoning already permits several additional dwelling types, such as detached accessory dwelling units (ADU), farm worker dormitories, etc. Accessory structures could offer a way to move common spaces (office, kitchen, dining room, etc.) out of the existing house to increase its dwelling capacity through minor renovation. Depending on how the community wants to build more dwellings over time, a variety of minor- and major-use permits are also available. We (artist+engineer writing this) are also excited to create low-cost alternative/natural/off-grid/low-tech/experimental structures, as long as they don’t endanger community members or the environment and natural life. There are several flat pads for siting dwellings, and we’re open to you bringing you own (such as tiny house or similar) or happy to work with you if you want to come build one. CO-CREATING WITH OTHERS This living document aims to offer a framework for our vision, rather than any rigid structures or procedures. Throughout our development we have drawn inspiration from a range of community models within the broader communities movement, such as Breitenbush Hotsprings, Twin Oaks Community, Earthhaven Ecovillage, Shimmerback Ranch, Occidental Arts & Ecology Center and others. We’ll add details here as they become available, but please do reach out for more info if you are inspired by the vision or want to share your wisdom 🙂 OUR CURRENT PRIORITIES Our initial focus for building the community is finding folks who are interested in the possibility of becoming founding members, and who want to collaborate on our priorities of: (+) establishing a permaculture food garden–see garden details below, (+) establishing a grief & community healing ritual business, and (+) odd jobs needed to renovate and improve the existing land and structures. OUR VALUES Connection over consumerism, Ecology, Bartering, Right relation with nature, Relationality, Community and communal ownership, Equality, Sustainability, Practicality, Balance, Sovereignty, Dignity, Honoring individuality and creativity, Reverence and peace, Celebrating each other, Healing and transformation, Fun :), Learning and teaching, Love <3, Imagination, Trust and trustworthiness, Repair and reconciliation, Participation in local and global culture building, Purpose and satisfaction, Rest and restoration, Emotional freedom and freedom of expression, Sharing and togetherness, Science, Building, Creativity, Magic, Helping each other build tolerance for discomfort. OUR LIBRARY Here are some sources of inspiration & wisdom for us: Grief, Community Healing, Ritual: Malidoma Some (The Healing Wisdom of Africa), Francis Weller (The Wild Edge of Sorrow) Other: Robin Wall Kimmerer (Braiding Sweetgrass), Thich Nhat Hanh (True Love), Betty Martin (The Wheel of Consent), Wendell Berry, Jessica Fern (Polysecure), Hafiz, Everyday Utopia (Kristen Ghodsee) SEEKING: PERMACULTURE LOVER(S) WITH EXPERIENCE We’re looking for someone with an ambitious, but practical minimal-cost, vision who can guide our community effort in food cultivation. The ideal community member will share their knowledge and teach all who are interested in helping and learning about food cultivation. The land has 0.5-1 acre of fenced garden including raised beds, hoop houses, ~150 sqft greenhouse, ~300 sqft indoor/outdoor workshop. Water is a mix of spring and well, multiple year-round ponds, and the garden has 6000 gal of tank storage. There are a few assorted young/mature fruit trees. Before permanent membership in the community, you’ll join on a rental/work-exchange basis to ensure we’re a good fit for each other (we draw inspiration from https://www.earthaven.org/rentals/). If finances are a limiting factor, we won’t ask you to pay rent or utilities. You’ll have a private bedroom and access to all communal spaces. We anticipate some shared community income that can cover staple consumables (basic foods, etc.). You may also perform outside work if you wish. We plan to offer vehicle share to any capable and legally insurable drivers living with us, but we only have 1 vehicle at this time (a camper van). We also plan to have various analog and e-cargo bikes for basic mobility needs.
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City: In/Around Mendocino County, CA
State: California
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Contact Email: charliinthecity@proton.me
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Contact Name: Will and Hannah
Progressive intergenerational co-housing community interested in environmental sustainability, social justice, community service and the arts. Located on five-acre semi-rural setting close-in to a historic college town in the wine country of NW Oregon with Mt. Hood view and abundant wildlife, 26 miles from Portland. Large, lovely historic common house newly refurbished with geothermal heating and cooling, plus energy efficient features. Established trees, landscaping, community art studio, orchard, garden, wood shop, chicken coops and outbuildings with easy access to wooded trails, and lots of open space for additional outdoor amenities, in addition to 9 free-standing cottages from 900 to 1400 sq. ft.
Website: http://www.greengrovecoho.org
City: Forest Grove
State: Oregon
Zip: 97116
Contact Email: greengrovecoho@gmail.com
Contact Phone:
Contact Name: Linda Taylor
The Establishment is a 19-bedroom home in downtown San Luis Obispo. Our community is loosely organized around house dinners, home projects, group fun and community projects. It is our intention and that of the owners to have a close-knit atmosphere where all residents interact often and not just in a superficial manner. Rent and bills are organized more like an apartment complex than a co-op, everybody is individually responsible to the landlord. Food and supplies are all purchased on an individual basis. The house does have a small fund collected from a yearly party and monthly contributions by housemates – this pays for basic shared necessities, particularly toilet paper and cleaning supplies. The house is already stocked with a kitchen full of shared pots, pans, spices, appliances, dishware, utensils – those are not guaranteed as part of your residence, but are simply there to be shared. House chores are assigned on a rotating basis and housemates are expected to do an assigned task every week. The large kitchen, den and backyard are the only shared common areas – this is where “everything” happens. The kitchen has dry food spaces, which are assigned, and four refrigerators also assigned. In general, there isn’t too much kitchen space for your personal cooking goods – shopping small and often is usually required. While the house tends to aim for socially conscious and environmentally friendly practices, (rags over paper towels, waste sorting, and RO wastewater collection are current examples as of writing) there is no associated community mission. The number of vegan/veggie housemates varies. While many housemates own and drive a car, there is a strong bike culture including parking for up to 2 bikes per person and shared bike repair supplies. We are also located about 10 minutes walk from the bus transit center and downtown SLO, and less than 5 minutes walk from the Amtrak station. Housemates are usually nature loving, artistic/handy/otherwise skilled, curious, open minded, social (though not necessarily extroverted), and fans of shenanigans. Sharing a home joyfully with a rotating cast of 18-20 other people requires compassion, a thick skin, good communication skills, and a healthy dollop of patience. If you wish to inquire, please be sure to read everything above. Questions about specifics are welcome – please provide some info about yourself and you interest with your inquiry. Messages which say “How much is rent and do you have any space this summer?” will likely just be deleted, sorry. We are not accepting more pets at this time.
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City: San Luis Obispo
State: California
Zip: 93401
Contact Email: establishmentslo@gmail.com
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Welcome to Lifechanyuan International Family Society Thailand Branch This is not just a place to live—it is an ideal home where humanity and nature coexist in harmony. Our members come from different backgrounds and countries, but we are united by our shared faith and alignment with the”800 Values for New Era Humans.” Here, life is simple yet full of spirituality. We grow vegetables, plant flowers, build houses, cook, and clean. Although our daily activities are ordinary, they are infused with warmth and joy because we live with love, respect, and freedom at the core of our values. Emotional and sexual relationships in our community are free yet noble and elegant. We care for each other with mutual respect and love, rejecting any form of coercion or restriction. We firmly oppose possessiveness and exclusivity in relationships, as they are the root causes of suffering. Children in our community grow up freely, seeing all members as their family, and the entire community takes responsibility for their upbringing and education. Elderly members regain their youthful spirits, living joyfully alongside the young and children, free from loneliness. Diseases are almost nonexistent here, and many people who previously suffered from illnesses have regained their health after living in our home for about a year. Over the past 16 years, we have successfully established 12 branches in China. Now, our Thailand branch is in operation, and our vision is to extend this harmonious way of life across the globe. Our dream is a world without racial discrimination, suffering, or conflicts—only harmony between humans and nature, between individuals and society, and among people themselves. We are not a religious organization but rather an international family of love and harmony. If you are drawn to this way of life, we warmly invite you to visit and experience it for yourself. ~~~~~~ Our branch is located in a peaceful and beautiful ecovillage supported by the local temple. It is approximately 180 km away from Chiang Mai city and 80 km away from Chiang Rai city. The ecovillage was started in September 2020 and currently has seven members living together. Our aim is to create and build a new life mode for people who are kind, diligent, simple, honest, trustworthy, and who would love to contribute themselves to human peace and sustainable development of the world. Our farm has a beautiful natural environment, with faraway mountains surrounded by fairyland clouds and mists. You can hear melodious birdsong from the rain trees throughout the day. We have beautiful flowers blooming under the sunshine, and all kinds of organic vegetables are lush and neatly planted in the fields. Ducks are chasing and playing in the river happily, while buffalos and horses are grazing leisurely on the open grassland. People living here joke and laugh a lot every day in this paradise on earth. The Thailand branch has a total area of 80 acres, including residential areas, a public kitchen, activity halls, pavilions, grassland, woodlands, vegetable and flower gardens, orchards, banana forests, rivers, and small lakes. In addition to members of our community, the cook and some drivers of the temple also live in the courtyard. We help and get along with each other harmoniously. At Lifechanyuan International Family Society – Thailand Branch, we offer two unique ways to experience our community life: Visitor Experience For those seeking a short-term immersion: Stay 3–7 days (maximum 7) Contribute about 2 hours/day in joyful service (gardening, cooking, cleaning, laundry) Community participation fee: ฿500 per person per day Includes: accommodation (guest room or tent), 2 vegetarian meals daily, snacks, tea, and water This option is perfect for those who wish to taste our lifestyle, rest in nature, and connect with the community. Volunteer Experience For those ready for a longer commitment: Stay 2 weeks or longer Contribute about 4 hours/day in joyful service (gardening, eco-construction, creative projects, child-friendly activities, etc.) Community participation fee: ฿350 per person per day Includes: accommodation (private/shared room or tent), 2 healthy meals daily, snacks, tea, water, Wi-Fi, and guidance from community members This option is ideal for those who wish to deeply engage, learn, and co-create a harmonious way of life. Important Note These participation fees are not commercial charges for hotel or restaurant services, but a way to share responsibility for sustaining the community’s daily life and essential expenses. Your support helps us continue our ecological and spiritual mission. Gratitude and Support We warmly welcome visitors from all walks of life to experience us. Your participation and support make it possible for our community to thrive in harmony with nature and spirit. Every contribution, whether through your joyful service or your participation fee, helps sustain our daily life and mission. We sincerely appreciate your generosity and understanding, and we invite you to support us as much as you feel inspired. Every gesture of kindness helps us flourish, and together we can continue to grow a peaceful, ecological, and spiritual way of life.
Website: http://newoasisforlife.org
City: Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai Province
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Contact Email: info@lifechanyuan.org
Contact Phone: 66 0909337102
Contact Name: Yang Le
We are a couple in Philly looking for 2-6 folks to start a community with us. Since we’re still just dreaming on this house at the moment, this is great opportunity for you to join us in expanding / refining / building this community. We hope you’ll be interested in co-creating with us! Here are some things we’re dreaming on for the community: * All members belong and can show up as the fullest version of themselves * Open communication and consensus-based decision making * Monthly house meetings * Weekly shared meals * Mutual support, collective growth, self-care * Active participation to make the house a nice place for all to live * Chatting in the living room in the evenings and cozy house events — game nights, art making, sports watching, themed dinners, or anything else you dream up * We’ll get to know our neighbors and help the community * Diverse and intergenerational house with children * Clean and organized shared spaces * Transit accessible, walkable, bikeable location
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City: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Zip: 19107
Contact Email: shepardjma@gmail.com
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Adadaoism provides healthy living through permaculture, herbalism, foraging, fine and performing arts, meditation and more; We promote both getting back in touch with nature and ourselves as means of healing from our current state of being. I have land in Maine and in the Azores I would like to use for natural building and horticulture projects. I plan on building straw-bale, cob, hempcrete and wooden structures as well as create permaculture gardens and food forests. I am interested in organizing natural building and horticulture workshops as well as donate food and herbs to the local community in need.
Website: http://adadaoism.com
City: milo
State: Maine
Zip: 04463
Contact Email: adadaoism@gmail.com
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Contact Name: ada
The initiative is in it’s infancy. So far, I started a mushroom garden and built hugelkultur beds but there is plenty left to do and plenty of good to come out of it. My next projects are a cob pizza oven, root cellar, greenhouse, mobile tea house and more.
We are located in a rural area on the Keweenaw Peninsula in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan that is about six miles or a 10 min drive from the town of Hancock, and three miles from McLain State Park on Lake Superior. Our climate has long winters with heavy snowfall with a defined spring, summer, and fall. Our USDA Hardiness Zone is 5b (-15F to -10F). The property is located 1/2 a mile from the Churning Rapids trailhead which contains mountain bike/hiking trails in the summer and cross-country ski trails in the winter and is right across the street from the Portage Canal. Each household has its own garden space, plus access to a shared community garden for food production. We maintain a comprehensive system for composting food and garden waste. We also encourage practices of waste reduction and creative repurposing of non-organic materials and “trash”. Adjacent to the garden is the poultry coop and yard, and an edible mushroom production area. Central to the property is a small horseshoe-shaped pond fed by Finni Creek which runs through the property and powers our hydroelectric system. Our other renewable energy systems include solar and community harvested firewood for heat in the winter. In 2020 we built an energy-efficient commons building that includes a studio apartment/community gathering space, workshop geared towards woodworking, root cellar, and indoor parking with an electrical vehicle charging station. We operate through the system of Sociocracy for decision-making and project management. This includes regularly scheduled work and policy meetings, about twice a month. Each household hosts brunch (or another agreed-upon meal) once a month in conjunction with meetings, with the expectation of additional community service work outside of formal meeting times. Many of our community members work full-time and part-time jobs outside of the community as well. Our community is currently exploring making a change in legal and governance structure from a landlord-tenant model to an owner equity model with the goal of increasing the sense of solidarity and investment among our members. We embrace multi-generational cohabitation and welcome people of all ages and stages of life.
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City: Hancock
State: Michigan
Zip: 49930
Contact Email: churning.rapids.community@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 269-503-3236
Contact Name: Sydney
**OUR VISION:** A return to live in harmony with all life through a cultivation of our relationship to our self, our body, our mind, each other and nature. Our offerings, always growing and refining, currently encompass principles of ancestral wisdoms as well as modern and innovative practices such as: ~ Lakota ~ Toltec ~ Rinzai Zen Buddhism ~ Aikido (philosophy) ~ Inipi Ceremony (sweat lodge) ~ Talking Circle ~ Open & non-aggressive communication – conflict resolution ~ Transpersonal Psychology ~ Yoga ~ Nervous system healing method ~ Restorative body/mind/spirit approach ~ Herbalism ~ Nutrition In addition, we are working towards integrating regenerative permaculture, sacred geometry and natural building as well as other complementary pathways such as rite of passage, natural homeschooling, vision quest ceremony and more. **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **AS A COMMUNITY:** We honor Nature by living close to the seasonal rhythms, giving care and consideration to all of our actions and what we consume. We mostly eat organic whole foods and love finding local sources. We strive to only eat animal products that have been humanly raised/processed and greatly appreciate well water. We seek to support and nurture the resiliency of our immune system through the use of herbs and other natural wholistic methods. We use solar energy and wood fires, collect rain water and use composting toilets. We strive to foster our inner strength to be both independent and collaborative. We seek open communication that nurtures both receptive and decisive action in problem solving- to strike a balance between direct assertive focus and intuitive creative flow. Most importantly, we commit to live by the four agreements. This translates as having a clear intent to do our own shadow work and strive for excellence in all our endeavors while navigating daily life. Shadow work is largely under valued and often misunderstood but is in fact fundamental to a healthy collective path. For us, it is a way of life. We commit to relentlessly engage in internal and external awareness. This means helping and holding each other accountable – progressing towards discerning any dysfunctional ways or patterns and proceeding to self-correction. Our intention is to create a collaborative community that learns, shares, and practices the following: ~ Cultivating one’s spiritual connection. ~ Detoxing false beliefs & negative habits (shadow work) ~ Recovering and nurturing a healthy body and mind. ~ Grasping self-governance as the underpinning of any healthy system. ~ Systems of collaboration and reciprocity, such as holacracy and honoring the 8 forms of capital. ~ Worldviews that go beyond the propaganda of global financial systems. ~ Achieving success for one’s life goals. **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **CURRENTLY SEEKING MEMBERS:** As we continue to co-create this healing center, we are in search of dynamic, motivated, energetically balanced individuals to join us full or part time. Within a full time commitment, we welcome potential core members who embody two fundamental traits: ~ A diligent commitment to their own healing and shadow work • This way of life requires great committement and daily practice, but is invaluably rewarding. ~ A diligent commitment to being at the service of all life and support of young generations • We understand that harmonizing with Creation involves serving where we are most needed through offering our unique gifts. **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **PRESENTLY** pursuing a property in the mountains SE of Albuquerque NM. This new space provides 100 + forested acres, a house, large shop, pavilion, and immense possibilities. We are considering using a land trust to purchase as a collective. Open for the right people to join us at our current location as we prepare for the transition. We have various accommodations and facilities in resonance with this vision, as well some assets to relocate to the new property. **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** If you truly align with this vision, we would love to hear from you, and we are appreciative for passing this information along to anyone potentially a fit. Many blessings to you all. **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** **~** ***SOME SPECIFIC ROLES*** we are looking new members to fill are: . * ***Project Manager:*** **Traits:** ***** Organized ***** Self motivated ***** Great communication/interpersonal skills ***** Reading peoples strengths/weak points ***** Assertive/decisive ***** Strong delegator ***** Great time management ***** Able to see the big picture **Role description:** ***** Oversee time line checkins/accountability ***** Delegating projects ***** Keeping track of on going & upcoming tasks/projects . * ***Networking Coordinator:*** **Traits:** ***** Self motivated ***** Outgoing ***** Strong communication/interpersonal skills ***** Able to see the big picture **Role description:** ***** Website building & up-keeping ***** Potential member initial screening ***** Connect with potential collaborators (sister centers/healers) ***** Follow up with connections & potential events . * ***Marketing Specialist*** **Traits:** ***** Tech savvy ***** Artistic/creative ***** Business oriented **Role description:** ***** Website design ***** Fundraising ***** Vision board design . * ***Legal Navigator:*** **Traits:** ***** Organized ***** Self motivated ***** Left brained/understand legaleses **Role description:** ***** Research (land trust/PMA/508c la) ***** Translate legal documents ***** Draw up contracts . * ***Event Organizer:*** **Traits:** ***** Self motivated ***** Organized ***** Able to see the big picture ***** Skilled in hospitality & home maker skills (cooking, sewing, etc.) **Role description:** ***** General hospitality & hosting logistics ***** Cooking . * ***Land Steward/Handyman:*** **Traits:** ***** Self motivated ***** Able bodied ***** Knowledgable in construction & landscaping ***** Likes working with hands & being outside ***** Able to see the big picture **Role description:** ***** General construction & repair ***** Electrical & plumbing a plus
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City: Tijeras
State: New Mexico
Zip: 87059
Contact Email: earthsound.org@gmail.com, tara.glowka@mesd.us, alexandra.schermer@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 505.503.3520
Contact Name: Jacques & Tara
Our is focus is on sustainable living, farming, alternative energies (solar), permaculture, environmental issues, social justice, and pastured based farming. Community products include organic vegetables and eggs, ornamental trees, cane syrup, Water Buffalo dairy and native plants. We also have mechanic and wood-working shops. Community outreach activities include a sustainable living program (www.wmnf.org), farmers’ markets, and support of global community efforts. Carpentry, mechanic, or agricultural experience is a plus. Want-to-do projects: finishing the dairy, woodgas, electric tractor, etc. The mission at EcoFarm is to form a sustainable, eco-friendly, people-friendly, farm-based intentional community that provides for all the needs of community members. Members are community-minded. They are focused on maintaining the well-being of the community and striving towards increasing sustainability. Meaningful work, a social environment, and community activities cultivate an atmosphere of common purpose and shared experiences. Prospective members need no money to join, only should be free of debt and to have a willingness to put the community first. Visitations are by appointment. We believe the world is at a critical-decision crossroads. The survival of our planet, indeed the human race, is at stake. Science has confirmed what we are witnessing first-hand; global warming, resource depletion, escalating population growth, mass extinctions, and other worldwide events demand that we adopt a more sustainable lifes. Our personal decisions in daily living are the key to changing this destructive course. We strive to help others in finding more sustainable solutions for everyday living through education and demonstration of subjects as native and edible landscaping, reuse, recycling, conservation, and more. Living in the Sunshine State, we place a strong emphasis on solar projects, such as solar heating, cooking, and electricity. Links:
Website: http://www.ecofarmfl.org/
City: Plant City
State: Florida
Zip: 33565-5166
Contact Email: ecofarmfl@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: 813-708-3179
Contact Name: Jon or Debbie Butts
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Hedonisia Hawaii Eco-Feminist Community was destroyed in the Kilauea volcanic eruption in May 2018. 75% of the property is covered in lava which can be bulldozed and flattened but at great expense. Instead, I am rebuilding a micro-community. The tentative name is the Hedonisia Hawaii Solitude Creative Community.
Website: https://hedonisiahawaii.com/
City: Pahoa
State: Hawaii
Zip: 96778
Contact Email: mojo@hedonisiahawaii.com
Contact Phone: 808-269-2825
Contact Name: Mojo Mustapha
◇─◇──◇──────────────────◇──◇─◇ ☾༓⊹ queer community looking for roommates ⊹༓☽ ◇─◇──◇──────────────────◇──◇─◇ ˚☾ tl;dr: cute DIY rooms in a cozy community art space with funky anarcho-queer folkx ☽˚ . . ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ ✧༺○◦˚ MEOWWWW ˚◦○༻✧ ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ . it’s lovely to welcome you to our little corner of the internets. it’s rare to find each other, nowadays. as for us, we’re sensitive & mischievous little things who tend to cater to our misalignments by burning normalcy with magic. we live in a queer, trans & neurodivergent housing collective in tiohtià:ke (montreal) that has existed as a place of care, gathering, and community art hive for almost a decade. and… we’re seeking other human creatures for whom this little project could be meaningful ^.^ . . ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ ✧༺○◦˚ INTENTIONS ˚◦○༻✧ ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ . human{s} seek human{s} to share space between slabs of concrete to make exist and make resist seeking the universe, ourselves, a way out a safe haven where stillness can be softly held the universe looking upon itself .·͙*̩̩͙˚̩̥̩̥*̩̩̥͙ ✩ *̩̩̥͙˚̩̥̩̥*̩̩͙‧͙ . the days may have been long, but you haven’t lost your smile, friend from the deconstruction of dominant narratives to the subversive acts of reinhabiting one’s corporeality in the face of trauma let’s devote ourselves to a sensual reciprocity with the world and lovingly nurture existence with care and softness foster untainted compassion for the living while kindling the indomitable fires within .·͙*̩̩͙˚̩̥̩̥*̩̩̥͙ ✩ *̩̩̥͙˚̩̥̩̥*̩̩͙‧͙ . and as a community, let us choose to let our embodied selves breathe and be seen nourish the sensitivity which moves us give ourselves space to be without act and will ourselves to hold space to see one another despite—or rather because of—the pain we may carry may our desire for affirmation of our wild selves and of the legitimacy of our existences be as radical as it may be improper thank you, friend i hope us existence i hope us resilience. . . ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ ✧༺○◦˚ CULTURE OF CARE ˚◦○༻✧ ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ . ≿⭑༅｡ radical softness ｡༅⭑≾ for us, coming home means returning to a little emotional bubble in which we can be vulnerable and live our emotions fully without the pressures of masking or having to smile. in this space, we choose to intentionalize our relationships; to connect from a place of mutual desire rather than from habit, pressure, or duty. we cherish having a space where we can both gather to ourselves and embody the rituals that bring us closer to ourselves without judgement. in doing so, we value remaining sensitive to those around us, with the awareness that the emotions inhabiting us are our own. . ≿⭑༅｡ communication ｡༅⭑≾ we regularly do check-ins and debriefs with each other, so not to let things go unspoken for too long. we choose to address issues quickly, welcome discussions with empathy, and try to take responsibility when we step on each other’s toes. we’re aware that when unaddressed, our insecurities, triggers, and irritations often lead to closing ourselves off, and can build resentment over time. it’s not the end of the world when it happens and we take responsibility for it, but it’s still nicer to have those conversations before we get to that point. . ≿⭑༅｡ coexist ｡༅⭑≾ we choose to nurture sensitive and caring relationships with the roommates, friends, and couchsurfers who come through and inhabit this space with us, well aware that we’re permeable beings, each of us bearing our own history. care in this sense may take the form of letting folkx who aren’t part of a conversation but might overhear it know when we’re about to bring up a sensitive topic, of checking-in with people before dumping our feelings on them, or asking someone before engaging in physical contact. often, it’s as simple as asking if anyone needed the bathroom before taking a bath, asking how people would feel if we’d blast some music or watch a movie in the living room, or taking the time to hold space for one another in difficult times if we both feel like it and have the spoons for it. . ≿⭑༅｡ values ｡༅⭑≾ we haven’t talked about it much, but we expect everyone to have some form of political awareness about the plurality of oppressions and to be willing to challenge their own beliefs or step in when necessary. . . ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ ✧༺○◦˚ DAY-TO-DAY ˚◦○༻✧ ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ . ≿⭑༅｡ collective life ｡༅⭑≾ our space functions a bit like an autonomous social center in that it doubles as collective workspace, art hive and retreat from the outside world for our extend community. we materialize this space of potentiality by regularly hosting couchsurfers, workshops and events. . ≿⭑༅｡ roomies ｡༅⭑≾ as for roommates, we’re looking for folkx who resonate with all this; for whom it is also intuitively meaningful to deepen the relationship to one’s body, sensitivity, and presence. other little monsters open to spontaneity who’d also like to keep this somewhat magical space alive with us. for us, the choice to coexist is an ongoing process, a continuous conversation on both sides through which we seek to get closer to ourselves. . ≿⭑༅｡ consumption ｡༅⭑≾ we don’t intend our place to be a space of consumption. that said, personal consumption is totally chill; we just ask folkx to stay aware of the space’s intentions, to take responsibility for their behavior, and be attentive to others and their potential triggers. . . ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ ✧༺○◦˚ NOW WHAT? ˚◦○༻✧ ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ . okay, after writing all of this, we’re realizing that it’s really sweet and all, but we also want to acknowledge that the vibe in the space isn’t always softness (though we’re often pretty cute to be honest). we’re queer, we’re here. we live strongly, and sometimes we get triggered. and that’s also part of the game. in short: we’re all in for love and care x1000, but sometimes we’re also deep in our downs or full of rage and we choose to embrace that violence and go outside to exist STRONGLY. anyways! if you were touched by something we wrote, or if all of this feels aligned with how you also want to exist, send a message our way! =^.^= with care~~
Website: https://culture.care
City: montreal
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Contact Email: heartherain@riseup.net
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It’s possible we are doing this backwards. We have an amazing piece of land assembled with 7-14 housing units already on it. It’s on 450′ of Cross Lake shoreline, walking distance to dozens of shops & restaurants, there is a great spot for a shared garden and community room. We don’t live there yet, but in 2030 (after our kids graduate from high school) we plan to make it our home and hope to share it with cool people who dig the idea sharing a weekly vegan meal together, using the common room for card tournaments, movie nights, or morning yoga. The long term goal is to create a Planned Unit Development or PUD either as an HOA or a Coop so we can sell the existing townhomes and single family homes while maintaining a common beach area and community room. Until then all the properties are leased separately. We furnish the units to make it easy to sample life there.
Website: https://www.crosslakeestates.com
City: Pine City
State: Minnesota
Zip: 55063
Contact Email: crosslakeestates@gmail.com
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Contact Name: Kati Berg
Our vision is to create a sanctuary for conscious human beings — a place where elevated minds and awakened consciences gather to grow in harmony, wisdom, unity, and moral clarity. We envision a community of individuals and families who recognize that life on Earth is a stage of spiritual development — a place where light and darkness coexist only to teach us gratitude, strength, and the true nature of consciousness. In this community, every person understands that our bodies are temporary instruments through which the Supreme Consciousness experiences growth, contrast, and the unfolding of its higher purpose. We seek to form a space where: Morality is lived, not imposed. Children grow in purity, protection, and clarity. Families walk a path of conscious partnership. Community members recognize one another by resonance. Conflicts are resolved through understanding and harmony. Spiritual remembrance is natural. Each individual becomes a future co-creator. This community is the beginning of a new way of living: Together, we build a foundation for the world to come ,one rooted in purity, wisdom, unity, and the continuous elevation of consciousness.
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City: Orhei
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Contact Email: radudaniel@email.com
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Contact Name: Iulian
Where individuals cultivate discipline, compassion, self-mastery, and respect for the sacredness of life.
Shielded from the distortions of an unstable society, they receive an education centered on spiritual awareness, emotional balance, practical wisdom, and the appreciation of truth and beauty.
Couples strengthen one another as reflections of the same Supreme Consciousness, supporting growth and embodying higher forms of love.
Like attracts like: elevated consciences naturally find one another and co-create a space where loneliness dissolves into unity.
Evil and violence have no place here; disagreements become opportunities for growth and mutual insight.
We prepare for the next stage of consciousness — a future world without darkness, where beings remember their life experiences clearly and rise into fuller creative power.
Not an eternal student, but a companion in the unfolding of higher worlds.
a seed of the next stage of human evolution,
a place where truth is honored, light is cultivated, and every soul is supported in reaching the highest moral and spiritual state possible within this human experience.
The Seed of Life is an Essene Church-centered personal Retreat Center in the heart of Central Texas Hill Country. We have come out of the Desert and into the Promised Land of Texas. The Way of the Seed was inspired by Rabbi Dr. Gabriel Cousens at Tree of Life, Brother Day at the Essene Monastery in Oregon, Enchanted Garden in San Diego, the writings of Edmond Bordeaux Székely Essene Gospel of Peace AND the Canonical Gospel ‘red letter’ teachings of Yashua Hamashiach (Yeshua Ha Mashiakh – commonly known as Christ Jesus, the Nazarene). At the same time, we honor and consider ALL other great teachers of spiritual and conscious living. Our goal is to provide a sanctuary focused on Healthy Living, Sobriety and Recovery, Music, Dance, Praise, Animal Stewardship, Gardening, Zero-Point and Alternative Energy and Self Sufficiency. Are these things that resonate with you? Then please contact us to learn more about The Way. * We follow Terrain Theory, which is a preventative approach to the well-being of our “Living Water” body temple. We are best served following G*D’S plan for us in Genesis 1:29. * We are building a lifestyle-based intentional eco-community in alignment with Essene practices: strictly vegetarian and vegan, plant-based and holistic. * Our unrestricted land allows us to bring innovative architecture and permaculture practices into reality and serve as a Holistic Business Incubator.
Website: http://www.essene.church
City: Johnson City
State: Texas
Zip: 78636
Contact Email: anand@goodwiccan.com
Contact Phone: 830-220-1224
Contact Name: anand
It’s peaceful here in the Okanogan Highlands. Three humans, six goats, two dogs, three cats, and about thirty chickens. We live in campers, use solar, haul water, and catch rain. We spend a surprising amount of time hauling water around. Buckets for toilets. Creative people are welcome. We like building things and growing things. We are setting up a local alternative currency network and we are active at the community garden in town 20 minutes away. John is an Enneagram 9, Laura is a 5, and Steven is a 4. Our ages range from 37 to 73. That’s probably enough about us. If you want to visit, please know that temperatures can range from 110+ to 30 below. We’re at 1800 feet elevation, and changes are sometimes swift! It’s beautiful though. We welcome humans of all ages from all ethnic backgrounds, gender expressions, and sexual orientations.
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City: Tonasket
State: Washington
Zip: 98855
Contact Email: Lsbanks@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 5094296654
Contact Name: John and Laura
Buddhist Boondockers are a group of mobile nomads living on the road and in nature practicing mindfulness and studying and learning the Dhamma together. We meet regularly throughout the day to meditate. We discuss daily and weekly plans including when necessary relocating. We stay mostly in the Southwest and where temperatures and climate is at its most optimal. We are currently trying to develop and create a strong more coherent Sangha/community. Stacey, the creator of the group has been meditating and studying Buddhism for over 25 years. She has studied under some of the most prominent Buddhist scholars and Meditation teachers like Bhikhu Bodhi, Bhante Gunarantana (Bhante G) and Sayadaw U Tejaniya to name a few. She’s been in both the Ch’an (Zen) and Theravada tradition and has traveled and lived in Myanmar and Sri Lanka to further her knowledge and practice. Stacey has been teaching meditation since 2018 and started leading retreats in person and online since 2021. Stacey is an extremely dedicated Buddhist practitioner, and nothing gives her more pleasure than sharing what she’s spent decades learning with others, especially with the nomadic community. Buddhist Boondockers has plans to acquire land in the future, and create places where others can stay, study and practice together while inviting monastic and lay teachers to share their knowledge.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486636172562915/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT
City: Venice
State: California
Zip: 90291
Contact Email: sapolacco@yahoo.com
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Contact Name: Stacey Polacco
Welcome to our intentional community nestled in the serene embrace of the woods in southern Missouri, adjacent to Mark Twain National Forest, where we invite you to embark on a journey of natural living and holistic family life. Here, we thrive on the principles of simplicity, sustainability, and connection, seeking respite from the fast-paced modern world by embracing a lifestyle centered around primitive way of life, organic foods, unschooling, and the wisdom of natural medicine. There is a big focus on empowering and supporting women and mothers while celebrating with a lot of art, music and creative expression. In our village, the idea is that we find the perfect balance between every family enjoying the comfort of their private homes while coming together to cultivate a vibrant shared space filled with daily artistic endeavors, bountiful gardens, and heartfelt potlucks. Join us in nurturing a supportive environment where children can flourish freely, where women are nourished with love and support and creativity thrives, as we build a unique sanctuary grounded in community, connection, and the beauty of nature.
Website: https://www.forestkind.org
City: Fredericktown
State: Missouri
Zip: 63646
Contact Email: alex@acquireenglish.org
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Contact Name: Alex
ArteSumapaz is a center for art and culture. We are forming two communities on the 240 acre property; the community of homes to be limited to 8-10 homes, and an eco-village comprised of five homes. In both parts, make a contribution for the right to a lot on which they can build their own home.
Website: https://artesumapaz.org
City: San Bernardo
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Contact Email: hola@artesumapaz.org
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Contact Name: Ric Dragon,
GreenRise Intentional Community is about sustainability in an urban environment. Our roots stem from the Ecumenical Institute/Institute of Cultural Affairs, in whose building we are housed, but we’ve been through many iterations. Although we lease space (individually) from ICA and some of us are either employed by or volunteer for ICA programs, we are not officially affiliated with ICA. About 25-35 of us live on two floors of the ICA GreenRise Learning Laboratory, a building in Uptown Chicago. We range from teens to 80-somethings in years old, and we are are racially/ethnically/gender diverse.
Website: https://www.ica-usa.org/live.html
City: Chicago, IL
State: Illinois
Zip: 60640
Contact Email: steve.ediger@chicommons.coop
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Contact Name: sediger
I was hoping for several residents to grow organic food and build/finish adobe, cob, and lime projects. Would love to live in an adobe tiny home and share the house for communal dinners, etc.
Website: http://highdesertpermaculture.org
City: Meadview
State: Arizona
Zip: 86444
Contact Email: christine@highdesertpermaculture.org
Contact Phone: +19282249663
Contact Name: Christine Baker
We are in a time of great transformation on our planet, a time of co-creation with Spirit for the creation of the New. Darkness is being brought to light. Old structures are being reshaped and aligned with Spirit. We join together in community to love, serve, and remember. We join together in community to benefit all that we cherish. Wild Grace provides a haven for an intimate group/sangha to focus on deepening in spiritual practice, authentic relating, stewarding this sacred land, and serving our collective expansion of consciousness as we foster and transmit love, tenderness, and compassion. We are dedicated to life-long learning of the skills needed to communicate, heal, and live fully together in Love, Oneness, and Presence. We invite a leader-full community in which everyone brings forth their gifts and shares in the responsibility of co-creating community—thinking like a village. The seed of community was planted at Wild Grace over a decade ago when several families moved onto adjacent undeveloped land. Now it is growing as something both social and sacred with the intent to more intimately weave our lives together and co-create a conscious eco-spiritual community. The vision for our community was received in the summer of 2020 and nine people responded. We call our community adventure Wild Grace Community. We are located on 80 acres overlooking the wild and scenic South Yuba River in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas in Northern California. A 1300 sq.ft. two-bedroom, two bath, plus office home was recently completed along with other living spaces for singles or couples. All residents have a source of income for living expenses including rent. In our recently completed temple we have daily meditations, weekly dance classes, musical gatherings, inspirational sharings, and seasonal ceremonies. Currently we come together twice weekly for meals, meditations six mornings each week, weekly heart circles where we practice authentic relating, work in the garden and orchard, and hosting potlucks and kirtans for the larger community. At the center of each of our lives is deep listening to Spirit although it takes many expressions. We draw from many inspirational sources including A Course of Love, Choose Only Love, Thomas Huebl, Terry Patten, Eckhart Tolle, Thich Nhat Hahn, Yogananda, Tara Brach, Jack Kornfield, and Francis Weller. Some community members have lived in intentional spiritual community, including Ananda Village. We join in community to realize our potential. With open hearts we practice with different ways of creating compassionate union and relationship as we stay fluid and discover what works best. We make use of structure but seek to hold it neither too tightly nor too loosely. We are blessed to have each other as we learn to be more authentic and mindful. And we are willing to embrace the messiness that sometimes arises with transformation. We listen to the whispers of our individual and collective souls and the soul of Earth. We embrace both the transcendental and human aspects of the Divine. As our collective suffering is held in a communal container it opens us to the flow of grace. We are deepened as we embrace both grief and gratitude. We practice loving kindness and tenderness in response to our own and other’s suffering. This is our deep and continual practice.
Website: https://wildgracecommunity.com/
City: North San Juan
State: California
Zip: 95960
Contact Email: muffyweaver@mac.com
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Contact Name: Muffy and Glenn
We are a community of 3 friends who love communal living because sharing makes life easier, better, and more fun. We share food, space, and chores/maintenance, and we create systems where time, money and energy are all valued. We prioritize direct, transparent communication, and we build systems to be flexible and based on community members’ needs. We reject the capitalist, individualist model for living and care for each other in many tangible and intangible ways (we pick each other up on the side of the road when someone gets a flat on their bike!) We have a simple shared equity model that offers access to building equity even if you’re not the “technical” homeowner. We are an eco-conscious household, and practice sustainability through composting, limiting single-use plastics, and bringing our reusable jars to the co-op to buy in bulk! There are often friends around, and we host fun gatherings (think live-band karaoke, game nights, summer-camp-style mini-games, craft nights, reading parties…) that are usually over by 11:00 and don’t have much alcohol. We like to think of ourselves as more “potluck people” than “party people.” Our work and play involves music, therapy, historic preservation, parks, art, summer camp, queer/trans rights, and bicycling. We are searching for someone to join our community who is something like this… Has communal living experience (with great references) More long term intentions are ideal but we’re open to short term Delights in living in a community that hosts potlucks/gatherings/singing/game nights/having people around Enjoys sharing food Basic knowledge/interest in maintaining an old West Philly house (we value brain and brawn equally!) Can share responsibility for home ownership (time, money, energy) Has spent time unlearning the oppressive teachings of our racist, sexist, cisheteronormative world We are interested in getting to know a potential housemate for at least 6 months, and we are looking for someone who would value that intentional getting-to-know-us time too. Open to couples. The house is a 3-story Victorian in West Philly on a residential street. There is a sweet shared backyard with garden boxes and space for gatherings. We use our finished basement for music rehearsals and seeing therapy clients and we have dreams of finishing the attic.
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City: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Zip: 19143
Contact Email: jblipson@gmail.com
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Contact Name: Dinosaur House
East Lake Commons is a cohousing community located five miles (eight minutes) from downtown Atlanta, and several miles southeast of the Little Five Points neighborhood. Completed in 2001, it includes 67 townhomes with 12 rental apartments attached, a 4500-sq-ft common house with a classroom, office, playroom, media room, woodworking room, workout room, and guest rooms. A playing field and children’s playground surround the common house. About half of the 20-acre site is dedicated to housing and parking on the perimeter; the remainder includes natural woodlands, wildlife corridor, and an organic garden with beehives, blueberry groves, and a spring-fed pond. Homes are clustered around pedestrian courtyards and walkways. Children can run and play with their friends in a safe and nurturing environment; teenagers have supportive role models; and seniors are actively integrated into the community. We are an intergenerational community with diverse religious, ethnic, cultural, and racial backgrounds, and differently-abled. What binds us together is knowing and caring about our neighbors. We manage the community ourselves using a consensus-like decision-making process. A backup voting procedure is also in place. Core community values include sustainability, visitability, diversity, affordability, and community. (“Visitability” means each townhome has a zero-step entrance and includes a bedroom and bathroom on the main floor to accommodate those with mobility challenges.)
Website: http://www.eastlakecommons.org/
City: Decatur
State: Georgia
Zip: 30032
Contact Email: contactus@eastlakecommons.org
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Contact Name: East Lake Commons Cohousing
Sunburst is a community whose ideology revolves around agriculture, education for all ages, combining alternative-technology education with holistic living. Our goal is to provide our essential needs for food, shelter, energy, healing, companionship and self-actualization by sustainable growing practices, regenerative farming techniques, harvesting renewable energy for heat, electricity and mechanical work, our goal is to be completely off grid, utilizing solar and other best practices. On occasion, shared meals, dances, optional spirit practices as well as regular meetings and shared work on the grounds. We intend to generate value for ourselves, for each other and for our neighbors, caring for animals, wild and domestic, potential animal sanctuary, selling extra food and plant medicine, education, forest products, alternative energy technology, natural healing and other business ventures. Sunburst consists of 84 acres, 50 are in farmable conservation. We currently have 2 hoop houses 30 x 72′, a 40′ geodesic dome, a converted schoolie, and two 40′ shipping containers. Intentions for our land will hold a teaching center, alternative housing such as tiny homes, yurts, tipis, schoolie, Earthship, tree houses, with emphasis on small, energy efficient, simple buildings, using recycled and local materials, when possible, with centralized community space for dinners, music, dancing, lectures and movies. An ideal intention, would include natural healing, accomplished through the innate healing abilities of our bodies, assisted by practitioners of chiropractic, massage, meridian therapy, herbalism, reiki, counseling and yoga. For our purification, our community will have facilities for bathing, swimming, hot water soaks, sauna, and sweat lodges. Food production will be from foraging, gardening, greenhouse hydroponics, aeroponics, aquaculture, farming, permaculture and agroforestry. We would like our community to be an exemplary model of responsible living on planet earth, teaching others our culture, on site and on www. Visitors are encouraged to come and learn, for a few hours, a few days or a few weeks, with several options for exchange of value. Some of the interests and skills of current community members are solar and wind power, compost heating, filtered rainwater, natural-style parenting, greenhouse farming, homeschooling, music, and worker-owned cooperative businesses. The community plans to be self-supporting, providing jobs through intense aquaculture, hydroponics, beekeeping, internet business, recumbent-bicycle making, soap making and perfumes. Sunburst is a home for those who share high ideals and who know that tomorrow is built today. We are presently in the formative stages. We want our members to reside in “tiny homes”, members can bring their own or reside in ours. As of yet we have no hookups for an RV, we have no electric, no sewer, no water. We welcome people who have “tiny homes and/or small homes on trailers” to join us at our community now. We are in the process of purchasing a community building where we will have meetings and group dinners. The community house will include an aquaculture system utilizing fish and vegetables. Also, we plan to install an underground thermal storage tank for our compost heating system combined with our solar hot water and rocket stove’s. We are building the relationships and the organizational foundations of a community. Like-minded persons who are ready to develop and explore themselves in a setting of openness and trust are invited to inquire about Sunburst, either as prospective members or as investors in a socially responsible alternative environment
Website: http://sunburstnh92.wixsite.com/sunburstnh
City: Alton
State: New Hampshire
Zip: 03809
Contact Email: sunburstnh@proton.me
Contact Phone: 6033126735
Contact Name: Dee or Peter
