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The community in Fort Collins cares. Thank you for an incredible evening last night, for allowing us to share the realities of #climatemigration with you, and for believing in the power of local people in the Americas. Our hearts are so full and you helped restore our energy in the uphill battle against climate change.

Friends – today is your LAST CHANCE to help us support 50 women cacao and spice farmers to introduce turmeric and ginger into their farms.

Across Central America, people want to THRIVE. That's why we've teamed up with @doselvaspices to support women cacao farmers in Honduras who are taking charge of their economic future.

There’s 1 WEEK left to support women farmers in Honduras get started in turmeric and ginger farming. And, our friends at @avocadomattress are helping us meet our goal of $50k by matching your donations, but we need your help to make this possible!

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You can help create opportunities like this for women farmers in Honduras today via the link in our bio!

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Trent Williams (left), a member of the Tule River Tribe, gains hands-on experience with installing solar energy with one the pioneers of the field, Johnny Weiss (right).

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