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PARTNER WITH CLEMENT WATERS

Healthier people. Living systems. Shared responsibility.

Clement Waters is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit working at the place where wellbeing, ecological health, and cooperative resilience meet.

We help people reconnect with the natural systems that support human health—and create practical ways for people, organizations, and communities to care for those living systems in return.

Why this work matters across borders

In the world's most strained places, chronic stress, food insecurity, ecological decline, disconnection from nature, and burnout among community leaders are not isolated problems.

They affect communities everywhere, and they are intrinsically all connected.

Clement Waters works from two simple premises:

 

  1. When we invite and allow it, nature performs direct care via our immune, nervous, and digestive systems, and more.

  2. Both people and the natural systems we live within are more resilient when care is the exchanged currency between us all.

Our work sets the stage for healing and enrichment by combining the investigative rigor of peer-reviewed science, time-tested truths hidden in community-borne knowledge, and the effectiveness of culturally relevant practical actions to equip people, places, and the larger systems that sustain life with the relationships that support wellness.

What your partnership supports

Restored wellbeing

We expand understanding and access to preventive, nature-rooted practices that help people reconnect with attention, health, agency, and belonging.

Care for land and food systems

We put reciprocity into practice through land stewardship, ecological restoration, home food growing, seed sharing, and public education about the relationship between environmental and human health.

Strengthened community-rooted leadership

We support grassroots changemakers and relationships among Indigenous and community leaders whose knowledge, service, and long-term commitment help communities and living systems thrive.

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Practical work. Visible impact.

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625

625 volunteers

engaged in hands-on service in nature.

450

450 hand-planted trees

curated for edible and ecological value.

152 participants

in urban-located nature immersion therapy.

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152

130 cubic yards

of dumped waste and invasive growth removed from urban forest land.

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130

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34

34 assisted efforts

across six countries, borne from grassroots care and dignified partnership.

Australia, Costa Rica, the Netherlands, India, Spain, and the United States

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27

27 households

acting as food-growing ambassadors to neighbors and in their communities.

Become part of the work

We invite companies and globally minded organizations to take a stand in support of the idea that community wellbeing, environmental health, and global resilience are inextricably connected.

Corporate contributions provide flexible support for public education, nature-based wellness practices, land and food tradition stewardship, supported community leadership, new partnership development, and the back-office focus and determination required to keep this work moving day to day.

Organizations contributing $1,000 USD or more are eligible to be acknowledged as Clement Waters Corporate Partners on the front page of our website with their organization name and logo (when mutually approved.)

Support work connecting healthy living systems and community-rooted action.

Choose the level that fits your organization.

100% SECURE

Corporate Partner acknowledgment is subject to Clement Waters' approval and permission to use the organization's name and logo.

Thank you for helping care move both ways

When people regain the capacity to care, more healing results. The effects ripple outward into families, communities, land, water, whole ecosystems, and our generations to come.

WANT TO HELP IN ANOTHER WAY?

Let's talk.

If something you've read here connects with your own interests, experience, or resources, we're happy to discuss volunteer help, useful introductions, professional advice, partnership, or another way you might want to pitch in.

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