Wednesday, August 5, 2020, 3-5 pm PST
Join Us
You can make a difference!
Everyone welcome!
We are committed to maintaining an inclusive, diverse organization in which we prioritize elevating people representative of the majority population to up-front leadership roles.
Our work centers on the majority population of the Pajaro Valley - low income farmworker families predominantly of Mexican and Indigenous heritage, who speak Spanish, English, and/or several Indigenous languages.
Spread the Word!
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Share our publications and videos, social media posts
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Refer people to our email list and website
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Attend public meetings and speak
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Send letters/op eds to local news outlets on climate issues
Organize!
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Organize Events
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Join our Advocacy Committee
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Table at the local Farmer's Market
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Contact the Press about events
Fundraise!
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Recruit and communicate with donors
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Help with grant writing and fundraising events
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Assist with data entry and record keeping
Help Out!
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Photography
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Web Support
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Share other skills to support organizational leaders and other volunteers
Ongoing Volunteer Committees
ADVISORY BOARD
The all-volunteer Board maintains a minimum of two-thirds Black, Indigenous, or People of Color and two-thirds living or working in the Pajaro Valley. (The all-volunteer Board meets bimonthly, with other committee meetings and consultations arranged separately).
FRONTLINE ALLIES
Our Frontline Allies Affinity Group is made up of white or white-identifying people who meet monthly to interrupt and eliminate racism from our individual minds and end white domination in participants’ affiliated organizations, our work with Regeneracion, and the general community. Members commit to giving monthly or annually to Regeneración. (Meets monthly)
ADVOCACY COMMITTEE
The Advocacy Committee is made up of local volunteers that work to advocate for social, climate, and environmental justice in the Pajaro Valley. Committee members learn about local issues and advocate for equitable solutions by speaking at Watsonville City Council meetings, creating educational infographics, and hosting public learning sessions. We cover a wide range of topics like affordable housing, city spending, and indigenous land protection. (Meets weekly or bi-weekly.)
YOUNG ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ACTIVISTS
The monthly Young Environmental Justice Activists meetings are a safe space where young people- typically ages 30 and under- can come together and share any thoughts, feelings and experiences related to climate change and activism. There is no need to prepare anything beforehand. The goal is to provide a platform for like-minded activists to support each other and build community. ( Meets the second Monday of each month)
Special Gift to Regeneración!
We are honored to announce our first Legacy Gift, from the estate of Roger Boggs. His generosity will strengthen our organization as we work to expand programs as outlined in our strategic plan.
His family shared: "Roger was a chemist, and recognized the enormous problem we are facing. He was someone who always put others before himself. For these two reasons, he was happy to support the important work being done at Regeneración."
Please contact Nancy Faulstich, Director if you would like to discuss estate planning. Thank you for your consideration of a meaningful way to leave a lasting impact.
Business and Organizational Supporters
We are grateful for essential support from
the following Foundations:
Neumeier Taylor Foundation Fund
Robert and Virginia Shiller Foundation
We are grateful to these community-minded businesses and organizations for their assistance and advice:
Project Green Challenge 2017
Employee Conservation Action Fund:
Monterey Bay Aquarium and MBARI
Let's Make A Change
Here are some ways you can donate: