Join Us: Build a Sustainable, Inclusive Intentional Community
We’re inviting new members to help co-create an intentional community dedicated to sustainable living, shared housing, and the principles of regenerative agriculture. Our community centers around one main farmhouse but will be purposefully designed to welcome a variety of living styles—including tiny houses and other alternative dwellings—so everyone can find a space that feels like home.
Vegetarian lifestyles and abundant opportunities to care for animals.
Commitment to mutual respect: for nature, for each other’s privacy, and for our shared spaces.
Emphasis on open-mindedness—valuing diverse approaches to living, being, and learning together.
Support for intergenerational exchange: teaching, learning, and growing from each other’s experiences and perspectives.
Open to individuals and families of all ages who wish to create a nurturing, ecologically centered, and welcoming environment.
If you’re passionate about community, environmental stewardship, and living in harmony—with the land, with others, and with all living beings—reach out to help shape a place where every voice matters and each action helps regenerate our future. We’re building not just a home, but a living model for a better world.
Our mission is to create a vibrant, inclusive intentional community that champions sustainable living, regenerative agriculture, and the respectful stewardship of our natural environment. We unite people of all ages and backgrounds in a shared commitment to ecological well-being, fostering a diverse range of living styles—from our central farmhouse to tiny houses and other alternative dwellings.
Together, we encourage an atmosphere of mutual respect, open-mindedness, and honest communication. We emphasize a vegetarian lifestyle, compassionate care for animals, and opportunities for teaching, learning, and intergenerational exchange. Our community exists to inspire and empower one another to cultivate resilience, creativity, and harmony—with each other, our shared spaces, and all living beings—serving as a practical model for a more just and sustainable world.
Prospective members should email an introduction (e.g., their background, interest in community living, alignment with vegetarian and ecological values, animal care, and housing preferences).
We will send a questionnaire covering:
Motivation for joining.
Experience with shared living, sustainability, or regenerative practices.
Willingness to participate in shared work, decision-making, and community activities.
Specific skills, interests, and preferences (e.g., tiny house living, animal care, gardening).
Any unique needs (diet, accessibility, privacy)
We will arrange a call or meeting with one or more current members to discuss:
Core values and expectations.
Questions from both sides.
Living styles (main farmhouse, tiny houses, RVs, etc.)
We will then invite the applicant for a scheduled visit to tour shared spaces, personal dwellings, agricultural areas, and animal facilities. If applicant is interested in becoming a member, we would discuss possible living arrangements, rent, etc.
Offer a 1–3 month trial stay (length to be determined by community consensus):
Applicant lives as a provisional member, engaging in all aspects of community life.
Are you interested in sustainable living, regenerative agriculture, and compassionate community life? We invite you to experience our intentional community firsthand! Whether you’re considering joining us or simply wish to share ideas, we value connecting with like-minded people who are passionate about ecological stewardship, diverse living styles, and community building.
Visit us: Schedule a tour, meet our members, see our shared spaces, farmhouse, and alternative dwellings.
Share ideas:Prefer to connect elsewhere first? We’re happy to meet up off site to exchange thoughts about sustainable community, green lifestyles, or regenerative agriculture.
Next steps: If you’d like to visit, or arrange a meeting to get acquainted and share ideas, please email us at gr**************@***il.com
We look forward to meeting you, growing together, and inspiring one another!
One person or partnership has ultimate authority.
Decisions proceed unless someone has a reasoned objection.
Organized in circles or domains with distributed authority.
We are open to new forms of community governance. We feel that there are better ways to live in society than single-family homes or isolated living. We all need to learn to communicate better and create a new story for ecological living.
Members maintain separate personal finances with minimal sharing.
Regular fees: $800
Labor: Yes (3 hrs/week)
Members with pre-existing debt: allowed
The goal is to share living costs and have access to land to grow food, have space and privacy, have community, and to imagine a new future. Everyone will contribute “rent” to occupy spaces but we are open to how food and other needs are handled.
Common House, Garden(s), Library, Outbuilding(s), Fire pit, Internet
Countryside locations with significant distance from urban centers.
Private homes with shared common facilities, designed for neighborly
interaction while maintaining independence.
Shared living spaces with private bedrooms/bathrooms and communal
kitchens, dining, and social areas.
Cooperative housing primarily for students, often with shared chores,
meals, and democratic decision-making.
Integrated communities designed around ecological principles with sustainable living practices.
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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