The Natural Solutions Foundation is an international Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) active and registered in several countries. The Foundation is registered as a “nonprofit Private Interest Foundation” in the Republic of Panama and as a not for profit 501(C)(3) tax exempt organization in the United States. The Mission of the Foundation is to discover, develop, document, demonstrate and disseminate natural solutions to the problems which threaten our health and freedom.

The Natural Solutions Foundation has implemented the Natural Solutions Conservation Internships (our “Natural Solutions Conservation Corp”) and Volunteer Programs. The concept here is to offer a diverse community of both young and not-so-young people from Panama, the US and elsewhere the opportunity to work in the Valley of the Moon Eco Demonstration Project™ — VotM™ in Chiriqui Province Panama, and surrounding community, on development and similar projects.

The Internship Program is primarily for students while the Volunteer Program is for everyone. Regarding the Internship Program, the Foundation offers to provide an appropriate Donation Receipt for the expenses of any Intern (whether provided by the Intern, by a relative or other benefactor and earmarked for that Intern) and also a Certificate of Completion. Regarding the Volunteer Program, we offer appropriate Donation Receipts.

The Valley of the Moon™ Eco Demonstration Project is intended to assist farmers and non-farmers alike reclaim the production of food while demonstrating the benefits of natural solutions in an ecologically sustainable environment, producing, among other outputs, the main “money crop” of Panama’s Chiriquí Highlands: coffee, the “Black Gold” for which the highlands are justly renowned, and clean, unadulterated, BeyondOrganic™ food and products. The Natural Solutions Foundation certifies “Friendly Foods” if they are friendly to the environment, workers and consumers.

The Foundation believes our Projects should be carried out with “Passion, Perfection and Profitability” as Father Godfrey Nzamaju of the Songhai Foundation, Benin, Africa, says. Fr. Godfrey, our mentor in his world-recognized “Zero Emissions” farming techniques (including the Songhai Center, recognized as a United Nations Center of Excellence), will help our BeyondOrganic™ Bio Dynamic Zero Emissions (“BO-DY-ZE”™) farm and farm school and the Natural Solutions Conservation Corp achieve those three objectives.

Our Panamanian Foundation owns a coffee finca (farm) where it is already demonstrating natural solutions to weed, pest and mold control. The Valley of the Moon Coffee Finca is a about 45 minutes from Volcan and produces our GMO-Free, Pesticide-Free, Herbicide-Free, Toxin-Free Coffee for the Valley of the Moon™ Brand (the Foundation is exclusively licensed to use the Brand name). The .8 Hectare (approximately 2 acre) Valley of the Moon Headquarters Finca houses the Seminar and Wellness Center as well as demonstration greenhouses for the Intensive Urban Agriculture program. The fully sustainable Project will integrate high yield agriculture with off-the-grid, BeyondOrganic™ BioDynamic Zero Emissions™ (BO-DY ZE™) integrated, pollution-free farming and a farmers’ training program (“Farm School”), leading-edge natural health care and a variety of Eco-village community functions, services and enterprises.

Heliconia is Native to the Highlands of Panama Where Magnificent Eco System Diversity Abounds

The Foundation is implementing the Natural Solutions Conservation Internships (our “Natural Solutions Conservation Corp”). The concept here is to offer a diverse community of both young and not-so-young people from Panama, the US and elsewhere the opportunity to work in the VotM™ and surrounding community, on development and similar projects, in return for room and board. Conducting this program requires significant expenditures by the Foundation. The Foundation would be pleased to accept tax-deductible donations and grants earmarked to fund this project. We believe having a Corp of willing hands, ready to be assigned to specific projects, will accelerate the pace at which we can accomplish the goals of the Community. Organizations and individuals considering making a special grant for this purpose should contact Foundation Trustee Ralph Fucetola JD at: ralph.fucetola “at” usa.net (email addresses broken to avoid spammers) or call him at 973.300.4594.

Currently we can most easily accept people who can fund their own living expenses while volunteering. Such expenses are modest in the Highlands. We estimate about $500 per month is needed for room and board.

Students who Complete the Internship Will Receive a Certificate of Completion.

Please contact us for dates and travel plans. Volunteers are always welcomed, even beyond specified program dates, but prior arrangements must be made in advance of arrival.

Maj Gen. Bert Stubblebine (USA Ret)
President

Dr. Rima E. Laibow, MD
Medical Director

Ralph Fucetola JD
Counsel