Get involved
Growing the Movement
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As a member, you can propose projects, participate in governance, contribute to shared resources, and help shape the direction of bioregional coordination on the Front Range.
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Whether your gift is storytelling, grant writing, event production, governance design, technology, or community facilitation — there is meaningful work here.
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If you carry knowledge about the Front Range — its ecology, its history, its communities — the Knowledge Commons wants to learn from you.
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Your financial contribution supports programming, community-led allocation rounds, and the shared infrastructure that makes a flourishing bioregion possible. Every donation moves toward a more resilient, more connected Front Range. Learn more below.
In Person Offerings
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Open to everyone. Learn what a commons is, why it matters, and how it’s governed.
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These invitational dinners are where relationships deepen and the pulse of the bioregion is felt.
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Help organize your own neighborhood for real solidarity and emergency preparedness. The 12-session program gives you the tools, the knowledge, and the accountability group to make it real.
SUPPORT THE WORKFunding the Commons
Bioregionalism is a living movement that roots in place. That’s what makes it radical, from the Latin (radix – “root”). It is rooting and growing.
SPIRIT of the Front Range is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your financial contribution supports programming, community-led allocation rounds, and the shared infrastructure that makes a flourishing bioregion possible.
Every donation moves toward a more resilient, more connected Front Range — through Commons Teach-Ins that open understanding, Solidarity Suppers that deepen relationship, Neighborhood Resiliency Programs that build real preparedness, and Regenerative Project Allocation Rounds that put resources directly in the hands of the communities doing the most vital work.
Feeling inspired? let’s talk.
Inquiries. Projects. Collaborations. Knowledge.
We would love to hear from you.