Join the SORA Regenerative Network
Connect with producers, buyers, partners, and communities building a more regenerative economy.
SORA Regenerative is building a relationship-based network for ethical trade, regenerative agriculture, cultural exchange, and community development.
Beginning between Mexico and Michigan, we connect producers, buyers, institutions, organizers, logistics partners, investors, and community builders who want trade to restore more than it extracts.
Whether you grow, source, transport, invest, organize, research, or build community, there is a place for you in the network.
Who Should Join?
Producers
For farmers, cooperatives, food producers, artisans, and land-based entrepreneurs who want to reach aligned markets without losing their identity, story, or values.
Buyers
For cafés, roasters, restaurants, grocers, hotels, wellness brands, distributors, institutions, and community organizations looking for more transparent sourcing relationships.
Partners
For people and organizations who want to help build regenerative infrastructure.
Steward
For individuals who feel called to support regeneration through community, culture, storytelling, education, volunteer work, local organizing, or personal transformation.
Together, We Build the Corridor
SORA is beginning with a regenerative coffee and agricultural corridor between Mexico and Michigan, while creating a broader intelligence network for ethical trade and community development.
This is an invitation to help shape that network from the beginning.
Regenerate the Self.
Regenerate the Land.
Regenerate the Community.
What Happens After You Join?
Once you submit your information, SORA will review your form and identify where you best fit within the network.
Depending on your role, we may follow up to learn more about your products, sourcing needs, community work, location, capacity, or partnership goals.
The goal is not just to collect contacts.
The goal is to cultivate relationships that can grow into real trade, investment, collaboration, and community regeneration.