By promoting art that can change how we see and talk about nature and our relationship to it, we are transforming people and communities.

We want to invite you to invest in this essential work by becoming a member of our Sustaining Circles. 

With your support the work of EcoTheo Review, a finalist in the Whiting Foundation’s Literary Magazine Prizes, will continue to flourish. We will expand the reach and range of the magazine as we commission original writing and art, and increase our circulation. 

You assure another year of astonishing LOGOS gatherings, featuring poets like Ada Limón, US Poet Laureate; Jericho Brown, winner of the Pulitzer Prize; and Victoria Chang, editor of the New York Times’ poetry column.

Our partnership with Cave Canem will continue to make possible the Starshine and Clay Fellowship, which honors the legacy of Lucille Clifton, and supports the next generation of Black poets.

We will continue to partner with Letras Latinas to administer the Lorca Latinx Poetry Prize, which honors the role of transoceanic friendship in poet Federico García Lorca’s life, work, and legacy by bringing emergent Latinx poets and their poetry to larger international audiences. 

Each year we will host a Wonder festival, which combines contemplative prayer, poetry, and craft lectures while connecting participants with the sacred beauty of places like the Grand Tetons of Wyoming, the hill country of Texas, and Joshua Tree. 

There is much to support and sustain, and your gifts make it possible for all this and more. Each Sustaining Circle will come with acknowledgement and particular tokens of appreciation.

Your gift is tax-deductible and helps sustain and extend the mission of EcoTheo Collective, a 501(c)(3) based in Texas. We are grateful for your generous contributions that enable us to celebrate wonder.