๐ŸŒฑThis Friday: Plant Milkweeds at the Desert FarmMay 8th

Los Angeles County ยท 501(c)(3)

Earthcare > Doomscrolling.

We're a grassroots nonprofit healing desertified Earth. We host creative gatherings and workshops at our desert farm, and in the city.

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit: EIN 92-2164539

Volunteers
Earthcare Volunteers
Community planting
Nature Parties
Miyawaki tiny forest
Tiny Forest in the Desert
Desert farm
Earthcare for Everyone
Water party
Water Gatherings
Buildspace
USC
LA Sanitation
EcoSikh
Afforestt
KGV
Monarch Watch
Monarch Joint Venture
LA Recovery Connect
Creative Learning Place
Quail Springs
USDA NRCS
USDA FSA
Regeneration Pollination
EcoRestoration Alliance
Hart's Worm Farm Collective
Cosmic Labyrinth
Buildspace
USC
LA Sanitation
EcoSikh
Afforestt
KGV
Monarch Watch
Monarch Joint Venture
LA Recovery Connect
Creative Learning Place
Quail Springs
USDA NRCS
USDA FSA
Regeneration Pollination
EcoRestoration Alliance
Hart's Worm Farm Collective
Cosmic Labyrinth

What We've Grown So Far

100% volunteer-led. That means no grants, and no funding...just a solid community of volunteer Earthworkers.

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Community-Led

Miyawaki tiny forest in the Mojave desert โ€” ForEveryStarATree
Community planting day โ€” ForEveryStarATree
Billimarie โ€” founder of For Every Star, A Tree

Created by a Valley Kid

Founded by a mother who's from the Valley.

For Every Star, A Tree isn't a non-profit imported from somewhere else. It was grown in the Valley. Billimarie spent time in Antelope Valley as a child, and grew up in Panorama City + North Hills. She biked to the Metro, has memories of the Federal, and remembers when the NoHo Arts District was more expensive than the DTLA one.

For Every Star, A Tree was founded with one simple vision: we deserve safe access to green spaces and screen-free learning/play. This was built on decades of typing Free Poetry at the Canoga Park Art Walk, the NoHo Literary Art Crawl, and all over the country, where Billimarie offered Free Poetry to strangers because she believed beauty should never be gatekept. Now she's bringing that same spirit, and everything it's grown into, back to the neighborhoods that shaped her as a child: East Lancaster, and the East Side of the San Fernando Valley.

  • โŒจ๏ธFree poetry at the first Canoga Park Art Walk & NoHo Literary Art Crawl
  • ๐ŸŒพ5+ years regenerative farming on a 10-acre desert property in East Lancaster
  • ๐Ÿ’ป15+ years in computer programming and education technology
  • ๐Ÿซ~3 years teaching TK-12 including coding, robotics, and environmental science in LA schools
ForEveryStarATree volunteer day โ€” Antelope Valley