Heartful Home Build: Affordable Homeownership + Abundant Community Hub

• $300,000 3 acre land in Kent WA. 
• $1,200 Testing
• $20,000 Clearing & Leveling
• $50,000 Permits, Site Plans, Studies, Analysis
• $75,000 Septic System & Plumbing
• $300,000 Sustainable Heating and Cooling 
• $100,000 Greenhouse Build
• $5,000 Two Garden Tool Sheds
• $12,000 3-6 RV Hookup Sheds with Storage
• $10,000 Electricity 
• $3,000 Fencing for Dog Zone
• $100,000 Family Longhouse, Pole Barn & Kitchen 
• $25,000 Food Forest Garden
• $25,000 Solar
• $90,000 Workshop Build
• Fruit Trees, Herb Plants, Food Plants 

For Greenhouse:
Kitchen - Counters, Glass

Oven- Stove 

Fridge- Freezer
Bathroom
Tables
Chairs
Shelving
Dog Shower
Dog water Fountain

Drink Fridge

Silverware

For Workshop:
Tables
Chairs
Shelving

For Longhouse, Pole Barn:
Kitchen
Bathroom
Tables
Chairs
Sofas
Shelving

Silverware

Dinnerware

Tools:
Gardening
Welding
Woodworking
Building
Sewing
Printing

• Community Donations $15,000
• Thriving Community Grant- Next steps to finalizing $75,000
• 2 Monthly Memberships $350
• Land Grant:  Community Reinvestment Plan Homeownership Capital Accelerator 

Updated Dec 2 2025

• Resource trading circles (childcare, skills, food, tools) create abundance without cash—turns neighbors into wealth multipliers
• Intergenerational mentorship ensures youth, parents, elders all thrive together—cultural wisdom flows freely, breaking isolation cycles

• Shared commercial-style kitchen lets residents and members test food, elixir, and product businesses without the cost of their own space.
• Saves thousands in startup overhead and supports micro-businesses rooted in community care.

• Low-cost or sliding-scale access to plant medicine, wellness, and homeownership education.
• Families save on expensive courses while gaining skills they can use for life.

• New/full moon circles for womb holders (all ages, phases) with tea, sharing, cacao, and womb meditation.
• Low-cost emotional support replaces therapy costs while fostering sisterhood and belonging.

• Moon Meals align eating with menstrual phases (follicular, ovulatory, luteal, menstrual) to naturally balance hormones.
• Reduces PMS, cramping, and mood swings—saving on pain meds, doctor visits, and lost workdays.

• Coming-of-age celebrations with education, elder wisdom, and practical prep for first menstruation.
• Saves families stress and emergency costs; builds confidence and cultural continuity for Indigenous/Black girls.

• Nutrition, herbs, and community for perimenopause/menopause—hot flashes, sleep, bone health.
• Prevents expensive hormone treatments; elders mentor youth in reciprocal care cycles.

• Community kitchen recipes: seed cycling, adaptogen elixirs, womb-nourishing soups.
• Families save $100s/year on supplements while gaining skills for lifelong hormone balanc

• A culturally grounded space where Black, Indigenous, LGBTQIA2S+ folks, parents, and pet owners are centered and welcomed.
• Reduces social isolation and the emotional cost of not belonging.

• Community gut health and fermentation classes reduce long-term health costs and support mental wellness.
• Better nutrition and microbiome care means fewer chronic issues and more energy for work, parenting, and dreams.

• Below-market housing costs free up hundreds per month for savings, debt payoff, or education.
• Residents build equity instead of paying rent, creating long-term family wealth.

• Ability to rent space for birthday parties, baby showers, community gatherings, and nonprofit events at affordable rates or free for certain groups.
• Keeps celebration and organizing dollars in the community and removes barriers to hosting meaningful events.

• Shared workshop tools, gardens, and creative spaces mean residents don’t each have to buy everything alone.
• Saves money and encourages collaboration on projects, art, and small businesses.

• Walking paths, garden work, outdoor movement, and classes support physical health without gym fees.
• Design with ramps, sensory-friendly zones, and flexible spaces increases accessibility & inclusion.

• Facilitated space for honest dialogue across differences—race, gender, culture, trauma.
• Prevents conflict escalation, reduces crisis intervention costs, builds trust.

• Circles for returning citizens, aging-out foster youth, anyone rebuilding after crisis.
• Reduces recidivism, homelessness risk—cheaper than jail, shelters, foster care.

• Ongoing skill shares: herbalism, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, unschool-style learning for youth.
• Families save on tutoring and programs, and youth gain real-life skills that translate into income and leadership.

• Pet-loving, sanctuary-centered housing reduces pet fees and rehoming costs for families with restricted breeds.
• Animals support emotional regulation, mental health, and a sense of safety—especially for youth.

• Partnerships with nonprofits, schools, and local orgs bring in scholarships, stipends, and resources.
• Community “trade and try” gatherings (sharing time, skills, food, childcare) reduce cash costs while strengthening relationships.

• First-time public speaking, sales pitches, product demos with loving feedback.
• Builds confidence cheaply vs. paying for courses/workshops.

• Monthly "what I need/what I have" circles—childcare, skills, tools, emotional support.
• Saves hundreds monthly; turns scarcity mindset into abundance reality.

• Children and teens see adults celebrating joy, connection, and creativity without substances.
• Breaks intergenerational cycles—youth grow up knowing fun AND clarity are possible.

• Ceremonies, workshops, gatherings where everyone stays present—heightened connection, no fog.
• Perfect for recovery journeys, spiritual clarity, and those desiring substance-free belonging.

• Natural burial alternatives: plant fruit trees, herbs, flowers with loved ones' remains in our food forest.
• Creates living memorials that feed community; honors Indigenous land connection practices.

• DEMAND PROOF: King County BIPGM/LGBTQIA2S+ Community  
• ✓ 43 Black & Indigenous foster youth aging out (34%) 
• ✓ 38 single parents (mostly women) with children (30%) 
• ✓ 29 trans & LGBTQIA2S+ households (23%) 
• ✓ 17 pet owners (restricted breeds) (13%) 

• Design
• Construction
• Food Forest Installation