Partnerships in action

Where the Loop takes shape.

Each region brings public partners, private partners, and Foundation initiatives together around one plan.

Private partners, including our sister companies PurEarth and PurHealth, build and operate projects. The Foundation leads the public-benefit work alongside them, and may support a project in more than one way. Together, they show what a Sovereign Loop looks like on the ground.

How a partnership region works

Three lanes. One plan.

Public partnersPrivate partnersFoundation initiatives One plan
Public partners
Local, regional, and national governments
Set public priorities, provide sites and permits, and may own public infrastructure.
Private partners
Companies including PurEarth and PurHealth
Develop, build, and operate projects.
Foundation initiatives
The PurEarth Foundation, in partnership with the Stichting Chardet Foundation
Planning, education and workforce, community health, access, and research that serve the whole community.
Rural Revitalization Program

Starting in rural America.

Our first partnership regions in the United States are grouped as the Rural Revitalization Program: rural communities where clean water, reliable power, nourishing food, good jobs, and local care have become harder to secure.

Golden grassland with live oaks in the Texas Hill Country
Partnership regions

Regions, as partnerships are confirmed.

Aerial view of a ranch in the Texas Hill Country
Texas Hill CountryIn development

Burnet County, Texas

A partnership in the making in the Texas Hill Country.

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Rural Revitalization ProgramPlanned

More regions in planning

We add regions here as partnerships are confirmed.

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Transparency

PurEarth and PurHealth are independent companies, and the Foundation doesn’t own or operate them. If the Foundation supports a project in a region, whether through a grant, a loan, or another commitment, we intend to say so on that region’s page. Nothing on these pages is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.