As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Teravana nurtures the symbiotic relationship between human health and planetary well-being through rigorous community outreach, educational initiatives, and environmental advocacy.
We aspire that individuals leave our programs as agents for change for themselves and the environment.
In Sonoma County, where 57,000 acres are dedicated to vineyards and only 250 acres are reserved for vegetable farming, our impact at Teravana is vital. With the number of animals being produced in the region halved, our gardens play a crucial role in restoring balance.
We cultivate and distribute food using agroecological methods, nurturing a vital connection between food, forest, and community. In 2024 alone, we’ve distributed over 400 pounds of vegetables to the community free of charge, strengthening our commitment to sustainability and food equity.