🌱 Revive the Roots: Urgent Call to Support Regenerative Farming in the Amazon

Join us in a crucial mission to rejuvenate the ancient and sustainable chakra farming methods of the Amazonian Kichwa community. Our project, led by Fundación Amarun Pakcha, empowers local farmers to embrace traditional, chemical-free agricultural practices—boosting farm productivity, securing livelihoods, and protecting the Amazon rainforest.

🚨 Urgent Coffee Plant Emergency

Right now, we are at a critical crossroads. Our pilot farm in Wawa Sumaco is ready to move forward, but we are facing an unexpected funding delay for the coffee plants needed to restore these lands. The G20 grant, which was set to fund this purchase, is now uncertain due to recent global funding cuts.

The problem? Our coffee plants are on order, and we need funding NOW to secure them before planting season begins.

How You Can Help Today

To keep this project on track, we must raise emergency funds to purchase the coffee plants immediately. Without them, we risk losing an entire planting season, setting back our progress in sustainable farming and reforestation.

💚 $5 per plant—helps us move forward.
💚 $50 funds 10 plants—restoring the land faster.
💚 $100 sponsors a whole farming row—ensuring long-term impact.

🌿 Our goal: $15,000—to secure coffee plants.

Why This Matters

🌱 Preserve the rainforest: Each farmer pledges to maintain 90% forest cover on their 34-hectare properties.
🌱 Restore sustainable agriculture: Traditional knowledge + regenerative methods = a healthier planet.
🌱 Combat deforestation: The chakra system balances food production with ecological conservation.

🌿 Time is Running Out—Be a Part of This Transformation!

This is more than just an agricultural project— Fundación Amarun Pakcha stands for cultural preservation, ecological balance, and sustainable food systems in the Amazon.

Every donation—big or small—brings us one step closer to ensuring that Wawa Sumaco becomes a model for regenerative farming.

Revive Our Roots: Urgent Coffee Plant Emergency

By Friends of Amarun Pakcha

Revive Our Roots: Urgent Coffee Plant Emergency

G20 Grant Delayed—Help Us Save This Planting Season!