What he said! 🤭 At Kiss the Ground, we're dedicated to nurturing mother earth because we all know a happy, healthy planet = happy, healthy people! 🌍 Drop a comment if you're excited for our second film Common Ground, currently showing in select theaters. And don't miss out—stream our first film, Kiss The Ground, on Netflix before it leaves on September 21st! 🎥
Kiss The Ground
Non-profit Organizations
Los Angeles, CA 34,200 followers
Awakening people to the possibilities of regeneration.
About us
Over the past 11 years, Kiss the Ground, a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit, has become a leading voice in raising awareness for regeneration through storytelling, education, and advocacy. We believe regenerative agriculture is a viable solution to combat the climate, water and health crisis.
- Website
-
http://www.kisstheground.com
External link for Kiss The Ground
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- Media Creation, Advocacy and Partnerships, Education, Climate Change, Environmentalism, Regeneration, and Policy
Locations
-
Primary
Get directions
2236 S Barrington Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90064, US
Employees at Kiss The Ground
Updates
-
For a limited time only, our regenerative beer, locally sourced and crafted by Sage Regenerative Kitchen & Brewery in L.A., is now in select Whole Foods stores! 🥳 Kiss the Ground Farmhouse Ale will be in over 40 Whole Foods locations in Southern California this September. If you’re in the area, stop by a store near you to purchase our brew and participate in the Regenerative Movement... responsibly! 😉 Send us a picture of you with Kiss the Ground Beer and we’ll repost it on our website! 🤳 21+ only. Cheers! 🍻
-
-
👨🌾 Meet Joshua, who took a leap of faith by leaving his job to manage 500 hens on his farm, JC Acre in Canyon, Texas! His mission? To make a positive impact on his community and shed light on the significance of local and regenerative agriculture. 🐓 At JC Acre, Joshua is dedicated to raising hens in a way that supports soil health, promotes biodiversity, and delivers fresh, local eggs. 🌾 Nestled near the beef capital of the world, he’s determined to show how regenerative practices can transform farming and benefit local ecosystems. 🎥 Dive into more inspiring farmer stories by clicking this link https://lnkd.in/gxzQDqS3 A special thanks to our sponsor of this episode of #5withaFarmer, Anthropologie 💚
-
Soil is far more than just dirt—it's a vibrant, living ecosystem teeming with microorganisms, fungi, and bacteria that create a dynamic environment essential for life on planet earth. Regenerative agriculture embraces this reality by nurturing soil’s natural vitality through its practices. Learn more about soil through our soil advocate training course: https://lnkd.in/g5bt8xsJ
-
Kiss the Ground Coffee is currently in it's kick-start phase with plans to launch a subscription service this fall! Special thanks to Gally Mayer, Buena Vida Speciality Coffee, La Bella Farm, and all of our loyal supporters helping us get this thing off the ground! Read more from CEO Evan Harrison here.
After a surf, run or workout, I used to start each day with black coffee without a thought about where it was from, when it was roasted, or.. harmful chemicals? When I travel I would always ask questions in local coffee shops, especially on my frequent surf trips to Costa Rica-- Americano in a cafe always feels different. I began to learn that conventional coffee is among the most heavily chemically treated foods in the world--synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides, etc. While the conversation around our food systems is quickly gaining traction, the impact of coffee is less talked about than chemical use on fruits and vegetables. Regenerative practices focus on healthy soil, which greatly reduces and even eliminates the need for harmful chemicals, so... Gally Mayer, friend of Kiss The Ground started Buena Vida Specialty Coffee, to solve this problem. Side note, I used to buy their coffee at a Bodega on my surf trips to Costa Rica, the owner spoke proudly of their integrity and practices of the farm. Recently, one of the small family farms Gally works with, La Bella, got a Regenerative certification, so, this was the moment to partner and bring some clean specialty coffee with our brand name to the US, introducing Kiss The Ground Coffee. Free of pesticides or fertilizers, locally and responsibly grown, Kiss the Ground Coffee supports the well-being of coffee farmers, consumers, and our planet. Our coffee is currently being grown at La Bella Farm in the Los Santos Mountains of Costa Rica. It is locally processed and roasted and then shipped out to San Diego (or accidentally to me) and then directly to you. We plan to launch a subscription model of Kiss the Ground Coffee this fall, and then select retailers, proceeds will support our work and the farm will earn more than twice the conventional coffee rate. We aim to use coffee to grow the Regenerative conversation. Currently, we are in the kick-start phase, supporters who donate $100 to Kiss The Ground (just visit our site!) will be the first to receive a bag of Kiss the Ground Coffee, we just roasted our 2nd batch today which will be ready to start shipping next week. I hope you will consider supporting our work. Thanks, Evan
-
-
Remember TJ, the farmer who’s determined to implement regenerative agriculture on a farm the size of Los Angeles? Yep, you heard that right - over 400 square miles! This past year, his hard work has produced truly inspiring results. 🎥 Watch Part 1 of 'Stories of Regeneration' featuring TJ on our website: https://lnkd.in/gB6NjG9C & stay tuned for more!
-
-
We are honored to have collaborated on another documentary with Big Picture Ranch. Common Ground is an independent documentary investigating the often toxic interconnections of farming and food systems, and explores the healing across the US and beyond, by sharing stories of people utilizing regenerative agriculture. Find the greatest solution to our climate, water, and health crisis. Visit our website to learn more and get involved in the regenerative movement. More to come!
-
Which side would you like your food to come from? Join us in our mission to convert 100M acres of land in the U.S. to regenerative and raise awareness of the power of regeneration from 4% to 12% by 2030. Visit our website to learn more about how regeneration is a solution to our wellness, water, and climate crisis: https://lnkd.in/ekkb6PZX
-