Contribute to the Small Planet Fund
Mission
The Fund supports movements around the world showing how we can re-embed economic life in
community, ensure we all eat healthfully, and heal our relationship to the earth.
HistoryWe founded the Small Planet Fund in February 2002 as we launched Hope's Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet. Moved by the courage of millions of everyday changemakers around the world, we wanted to support their much-needed work through grantmaking and public education. We also hoped the Fund would encourage other artists and authors to consider ways to connect their work with support for those who inspire it. To date, the Fund has raised more than $100,000 for movements on five different continents. In 2005, we received an anonymous donation of an additional $50,000 to offer emergency support to food justice and sustainable farming efforts in the U.S. and overseas.
Learn more
...about the Fund, fundraisers, and the grantees at
www.smallplanetfund.org. We invite you to contact
us with any questions.Contribute
All donations are tax-deductible. You can pay by check or donate securely online with a credit card. Every donation—of any size!—makes a difference.
Donations online
Donate to the Rudolf Steiner Foundation, through Network for Good’s secure website. Be sure to note that the gift is for the "Small Planet Fund," when asked which specific fund you’d like to support.
Donations by mail
Print this PDF and enclose a check (payable to "Rudolf Steiner Foundation" with "Small Planet Fund" in the memo line) to:
Small Planet Fund
c/o Rudolf Steiner Foundation
P.O. Box 29915
San Francisco, CA 94129
Grantees
The Small Planet Fund provides ongoing support to eight organizations:
• Fair Trade movement/TransFair USA
• Landless Workers Movement (Brazil)
• Green Belt Movement (Kenya)
• Navdanya Farmers Network (India)
• Grameen Bank (Bangladesh)
• Nayakrishi Farmers Network (Bangladesh)
• Garden Project (California)
• Center for Ecoliteracy/School Gardens (National)
Read more about our grantees here.
Emergency Fund
The Small Planet Emergency Fund contributes small grants ($500 to $5,000) for social change organizations around the globe at critical points in their projects. Past grants, for example, have gone to Via Campesina tsunami rescue efforts and to support the MST and the march of rural workers to the capital of Brazil.
Visit www.smallplanetfund.org for more information.
Please note: As a volunteer-run operation, we cannot accept unsolicited grants. We would invite you, however, to learn more, get involved, and join us for our annual party and fundraiser in New York City in December.

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