Integrative Development Initiative
Courage ~ Creativity ~ Compassion
About Us
Integrative Development Initiative (IDI) is a 501c3 nonprofit that was formed to steward the broad purpose of providing access to resources, services, and education that holistically promote healthy, equitable, and sustainable development for people, communities, and our planet.
What We Do
Integrative Development Initiative currently runs multiple project initiatives and uses worker self-directed nonprofit organizing principles. Our most active initiatives are the Commons Restoration (CORE) Initiative, ECOFARM Initiative, Food Cycle Collective, and the Pomona Community Farmer Alliance (PCFA). You can learn more about each initiative by clicking the button below:
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The Pomona Community Farmer Alliance (PCFA) is a farmers market based cooperative initiative that helps sustainable and regenerative farmers bring high-quality, organic produce to underserved community members in Pomona.
Food Cycle Collective is a collaborative initiative rooted in Pomona that centers composting, bikes, food, and community-building.
ECOFARM stands for Ecological and Community Oriented Farming and Resource Mobilization. The ECOFARM initiative supports local gardens in designing and building biodiverse, regenerative farms integrating ecological design for wildlife habitat and pest management, that centers food access for the neighborhood, with space for community gathering, education, and well-being.
Within the Commons Restoration Land Trust Initiative, we aim to develop a model for affordable housing, neighborhood food production, and cooperative living, which provides for enduring housing & food security as well as neighborhood stabilization.
We center the following concepts in our work:
Integration
Initiative
Compassion
Development
Courage
Creativity
Events
We have several ways you can help! Participate in our programs to support community empowerment and holistic healing. We have opportunities to contribute towards bike hauling food scrap collections, composting, street outreach for our unhoused neighbors, healthy food access and distribution, community engagement, education, or regenerative farming. Your contribution supports a stronger and healthier community and world to live in. Click the button below to learn more about how to get involved!
Contact Us
Email:
Phone:
(909) 521-0129
