Simply put, PROJECT: Restoration.EARTH is a collective of individuals and businesses that support “The SHIFT” towards Love, Unity, & Abundance for ALL and Restoring HOPE (Humanity On Planet Earth).

We follow the Conscious Evolution Blueprint which is an active and expanding structure. We see that this shift starts with each of us and involves all of us. If this resonates with you, we invite you to explore “getting involved”.

It is time. Everything is changing on this planet – we are moving into a new era: New Earth is our way forward. The ways of the “old world” are no longer “needed”. We each may differ on the details of this shift, however we can all agree, everyone wants love, unity (community) and abundance (basic needs met and beyond). This is a movement on how we ALL can (and will) get there – not just the elite few.

We each need to do our part. This is a collective mission – you are invited to do your part. We are here to help guide you and offer suggestions on what that might look like for you specifically. Your NEXT STEP available to you now is filling out the Get Involved intake form below – if you choose. And please only do that if you feel “called”.

“By the people, for the people” – it all starts with you. YOU MATTER. Your opinion matters. And TOGETHER – WE ARE POWERFUL.

GRASS ROOTS: The term “grassroots” refers to the basic level or foundation of a movement or organization, typically originating from the ordinary people or general public rather than from the leadership or elites. It often implies a bottom-up approach, where ideas, support, or initiatives come from the community or individuals at the local level rather than being imposed from higher authorities. Grassroots movements are often characterized by their decentralized structure and a focus on community involvement and participation.

BOTTOM UP: “Bottom-up” refers to an approach or perspective that starts at the lowest or most fundamental level and builds upward. In various contexts, it can describe a process, organization, or decision-making method that begins with individual or local components and gradually forms a larger structure. This is in contrast to a “top-down” approach, which starts with overarching principles or decisions made by higher authorities and is then implemented at lower levels. A bottom-up approach often emphasizes grassroots involvement, local initiatives, and individual contributions shaping the overall outcome.

Yes. Individuals, groups, organizations, and businesses are all addressing different aspects of the restoration – within this project and outside of it. This is a global, decentralized initiative that has been taken on by many.

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