🌎 Welcome, Christopher Reynolds Foundation
🤝 Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌
🟢 Click here to partner with us
🌎 Welcome, Christopher Reynolds Foundation 🤝 Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌 🟢 Click here to partner with us
Helical Healing Habitat
Snails to soil, we power the cycle.
Mission:
to transform how communities manage food waste—diverting pre-consumer scraps from landfills and converting them into compost, escargot, and other regenerative resources.
Through EscarGrow™, we spark behavior change and build community-led solutions that advance food justice, circular manufacturing, and ecological resilience.
Patents. Pending. Experiments. In motion. See what’s growing behind the scenes.
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How it works
What does healing look like in your hands?
Choose your role in the BioCycle:
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![A person standing with hands in pockets inside a barn with cows, during sunrise.]()
Ranchers
Grow protein that replenishes your soil. Literally.
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![Two young girls outdoors, one with curly hair and wearing pink shirt and denim overalls, the other with straight hair and wearing a plaid dress, examining an object together.]()
Educators & Schools
The BioCycle teaches youth to rebuild ecosystems.
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![A woman with curly hair shopping at a store counters, smiling at her smartphone, while a smiling male employee wearing a gray t-shirt assists her at the checkout. The store has white shelves filled with neatly arranged products in the background.]()
Vendors
Sell what your wares through our store
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![Two women talking at a meeting, one smiling and wearing a yellow shirt, in a bright office space.]()
Funders
Invest in a system that restores land and lives.
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![A young woman wearing a black apron and a light blue headband, smiling in a cozy kitchen with warm lighting, surrounded by food items.]()
Restaurants
Your scraps could fuel the next generation of food systems.
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![Three farmers in a field at sunset, discussing or inspecting crops.]()
Farm workers
Earn, learn, and lead through regenerative agriculture
✍️ Join us
We invite mission-aligned partners who share our vision of community-led systems change—particularly those serving rural, underserved, or ecologically vulnerable areas.
Submissions are reviewed monthly through discovery calls with aligned partners.
🐌 We’re thrilled to welcome journalist, storyteller, and longtime Austin creative Omar Gallaga to the HHH Advisory Circle. Known for his work with NPR, the Austin American-Statesman, and the Latino Comedy Project, Omar brings systems-thinking, humor, and heart to every story he tells. He’ll sharpen how we speak to the world; grounding this wild, snail-powered work in clarity, curiosity, and community.