Donate to The WANDER School’s Relief Efforts
Help us continue to organize aid efforts and purchase medicine making supplies, or email us to donate supplies directly. Currently we need nonalcoholic remedies, solvents (menstruums), like vegetable glycerine, alcohol, honey, apple cider vinegar, olive oil, and beeswax; and tincture bottles, salve jars, and other containers. All donations are tax deductible through our 501c3 nonprofit. So far, we've:
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About Our Non-Profit Work
The WANDER School was founded by Herbalist, Botanist, Author, and Professional Forager, Abby Artemisia, in 2015 to serve communities by providing inspiration for a personal connection with nature and empowering individuals to improve their health through holistic means. You can read more about Abby here.
As of 2020, we are now a 501(c)3 Registered Non-Profit Organization with the mission to connect underserved communities in need (such as Indigenous, Black, Queer, and Appalachian) to medicinal herbs & preserve traditional ethnobotanical knowledge. Learn more about our non-profit work here.
The WANDER School is based in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Services range from botanical property surveys, wildcrafting apprenticeships, and herbal education workshops to extensive virtual learning opportunities, all available to help people make connections with the natural world. Free resources available from The WANDER School to provide accessible nature connection and empowerment include the Wander, Forage & Wildcraft podcast and our YouTube Channel featuring Plant Identification, Classes, Plant Walks, and more.
As of 2020, we are now a 501(c)3 Registered Non-Profit Organization with the mission to connect underserved communities in need (such as Indigenous, Black, Queer, and Appalachian) to medicinal herbs & preserve traditional ethnobotanical knowledge. Learn more about our non-profit work here.
The WANDER School is based in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Services range from botanical property surveys, wildcrafting apprenticeships, and herbal education workshops to extensive virtual learning opportunities, all available to help people make connections with the natural world. Free resources available from The WANDER School to provide accessible nature connection and empowerment include the Wander, Forage & Wildcraft podcast and our YouTube Channel featuring Plant Identification, Classes, Plant Walks, and more.
Please consider making a donation to help us continue our mission to connect underserved communities in need to medicinal herbs and preserve traditional ethnobotanical knowledge.
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Want to help us continue to do this important work of spreading botanical education during such a difficult time?
Join us for ongoing education on Patreon starting at just $10 a month...
...or make a one-time (tax deductible!) donation.
Join us for ongoing education on Patreon starting at just $10 a month...
...or make a one-time (tax deductible!) donation.
