Transparency & Impact
GoReala's Jungle is a Washington State nonprofit corporation (EIN 39-2297561) committed to responsible stewardship, measurable community impact, and healing-centered programming across Pierce County and Tacoma.
Our Nonprofit Status
GoReala's Jungle operates under a Type C 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsorship by On Sacred Ground Land Trust. On Sacred Ground Land Trust provides fiscal oversight, grant pass-through support, and administrative compliance while GoReala's Jungle maintains full programmatic and operational independence.
Theory of Change
When youth, families, and community members gain structured, consistent access to nature-based learning, food systems education, and outdoor wellness — delivered through trauma-informed, culturally responsive programming — they develop:
These outcomes build more resilient, food-secure, environmentally connected communities.
Program Footprint (2026–2027)
GoReala's Jungle delivers programming across five active sites.
36-Week Program — Weekly nature-based education, outdoor learning, and leadership development.
Family-centered ecological literacy, food sovereignty, and district integration with middle and high schools.
Adult and senior wellness, 90-day curriculum, garden-based learning, food access.
Healing-centered outdoor sessions, food distribution, trauma-informed wellness.
ADA-accessible stewardship, youth garden crews, community food sovereignty.
Impact by the Numbers
Governance & Leadership
Our board provides independent governance, financial oversight, and strategic direction for Goreala's Jungle.
CEO, Goreala Enterprises LLC — Ecological educator and community forager with 10+ years in youth empowerment and food sovereignty.
Community advocate and organizational advisor supporting nonprofit program development in Pierce County.
Community leader with experience in youth services, equity-centered programming, and grassroots organizing.
Operations and financial oversight professional supporting organizational compliance, recordkeeping, and fiscal accountability.
Funding Priorities
Every grant dollar is directed to direct community programming, facilitation, and capacity building.
Multi-site transportation and supplies.
Ecological literacy kits for youth and families.
Seasonal Garden Coordinator and ADA upgrades at Green Thumb Community Garden.
Full LIHI site program delivery across Heron and Patsy Surh communities.
Full 36-week Cougar Mountain Middle School program with curriculum, facilitation, and community events.
Multi-site expansion and youth leadership workforce development across Pierce County.
Community Voices
“The 36-week program at Cougar Mountain has transformed our students. They're more confident, grounded, and connected to nature.”
“Heron families love the outdoor sessions. The kids are learning, the parents are connecting, and the whole community feels more supported.”
“The garden days at Patsy Surh bring our residents together. It's healing, grounding, and deeply needed.”
Interested in Funding Our Work?
We welcome partnership inquiries from foundations, government agencies, and institutional funders. Financial statements and program reports are available upon request.