The Sustainability Nexus Inc

“Expenses advertising expense 202 office expense 225 travel expenses 169 payment platform fees 223 program expenses 3,440 business registration gee 100 dus & subscriptions 15 non-investment depreciation 1,184 total 5,558”

“Accounts receivable 0 11,323 equipment 17,763 17,763 less accumulated depreciation 4,144 5,328 total 13,619 23,758”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 17,929 3,850 fiscal sponsorship 248 0”

“Enable system-change-makers to step into new levels of capability and affectiveness in creative new ways”

“Ramboland (and the glassmeyer farm at ramboland) - demonstration project and living laboratory for operation and education around urban universal design, deep green design, and socially just and resilient communities. Includes a 400,000 home with a teaching kitchen, a 600,000 farm throughout the site and nearby neighborhood, in numerous local and international thought leader partners. Project site is located at 718 e mifflin street, lancaster, pa 17602. Having received over 300,000 in in-kind donations of world-leading consulting services, the team submitted two key grants for the project: -the high foundation community impact grant - requesting 330,000 not awarded, but will be pursued again as relationship with high has matured -the city of lancaster's slate of projects for the pa l savings account grants for 1m we are in final stages of consideration final site testing occurred in spring of 2024, and historic review for a certificate of appropriateness was awarded in july. Land donation was in process in late 2024 and completed in 2025.”

“2.regenerative cohorts guide - a self-guided tour / choose your own adventure through a guide for groups of people that wish to grow their capacity to think and work in keeping with the regenerative paradigm, as well as in a collectively, democratically self-guided manner. A draft of the guide is currently being circulated to the sustainability nexus board of directors and close colleagues for feedback. Moving forward it will point users to specific regenerative education programs and products provided by sustainability nexus and other organizations we have vetted to be legitimate and in keeping with the regenerative paradigm. Having developed this guide for groups around the world to use to ensure both democratic and regenerative paradigm integrity, its prototype is being piloted by companies, learning cohorts, and project teams in california, massachusetts, pennsylvania and even across the uk and europe. It is providing a useful tool to upstart and established groups / cohorts alike. In 2024 the guide has been used by numerous groups, including nexus itself for board meetings.”

“Regenerative thinking for beginners workshops - building upon and integrating a program the chair of the board has spearheaded to create a space for regenerative practitioners to interact and share best practices, and with that group serving as a sort of focus group for the education offering, nexus will be hosting that group in creating introductory workshops for people wishing to "dip their toe in- and work toward readiness for the "deep end" programs offered by some of our partners (like regenesis institute for regenerative learning). Regenerative thinking for funders workshop - a new concept green lit in 2024 to be developed in 2025 at about the level of depth of 3 above, but catered to professionals in finance and foundations that seek to support the growth of the regenerative movement through funding.”

“Other programs include the following: -york county community foundation sustainable energy fund regeneration -fiscal sponsorship for the green program -regenerative edu-travel programs planning -general program articulation”