Welcome to the
Bay Area Regeneration Club
Tell us where your heart leads you to join the movement.❤️
Join the Bay Area Regeneration Club
Choose how you want to participate in the Carquinez Strait's regenerative economy. Every tier illustrates your direct impact on our local Doughnut Economics metrics.
General Consumer
Transactional Access
Club Member
Regenerative Stewardship
Local Producer
Generative Wealth Building
Your Member Benefits
- Access to local organic goods at standard market rates
- No annual commitment or membership fee required
- Supports local farmers through standard retail purchasing
Bioregional Impact Score
Measured against California Doughnut Economics (CalDEC) 2026 Standards for the Carquinez Strait.
Social Foundation
Impact: LowMaintains the status quo. Slight support for local food access, but wealth continues to leak out of the Carquinez bioregion.
Ecological Ceiling
Impact: LowStandard retail supply chains remain vulnerable to climate shocks and high carbon-mile logistics.
Your Member Benefits
- 30-45% Wholesale discount on Bioregional Wellness CSA boxes
- Access to Nurse-led clinical preventative health consults
- Free organic cultural meals and wellbeing retreat access
- Protective Private Membership Association (PMA) status
Bioregional Impact Score
Measured against California Doughnut Economics (CalDEC) 2026 Standards for the Carquinez Strait.
Social Foundation
Impact: HighDirectly bridges the 12.4-year life expectancy gap in our corridor through active "Food as Medicine" clinical integration.
Ecological Ceiling
Impact: HighBypasses extractive industrial supply chains by sourcing 100% locally, protecting our watersheds from industrial agricultural runoff.
Your Member Benefits
- Keep 75% to 82% of retail margins via Farmstop consignment
- Earn local Farmstop credits by teaching at the Ecoversity Lab
- All Club Member health, food, and wellness benefits included
- Cooperative voting rights in the Karkin Regeneration Hub
Bioregional Impact Score
Measured against California Doughnut Economics (CalDEC) 2026 Standards for the Carquinez Strait.
Social Foundation
Impact: MaximumReverses the $12.45 hourly wage gap by utilizing a non-extractive solidarity economy, keeping 100% of wealth inside the community.
Ecological Ceiling
Impact: MaximumActively regenerates the landscape. Producers participate in closed-loop compost systems (SB 1383) to rebuild degraded refinery soils.
How will we regenerate the Carquinez Strait?
Food
How can we develop a local, resilient food system?
Who can grow the food?
What land can we grow food on?
Who wants to prepare & cook healthy organic food?
Health
How can we improve local health outcomes?
How do we share more preventative healthcare locally?
Who are the potential Community Health Workers in the community?
How can healers stay local and live well?
Education
How can we teach beyond institutional education?
How can youth and adults learn how to be disaster resilient?
How can non-institutional teachers be supported to share skills and work ethic that builds resilient infrastructure?
