🌱 Purpose of Community Clubs

Our clubs exist to:

• encourage multi-generational learning
• cultivate stewardship and responsibility
• strengthen faith-centered wellness habits
• support homeschool and family learning
• build community connection

Participation is educational and community-based in nature.

🌿 Our Community Clubs

🌿 Peppermint Sisters Club

A fellowship community for women seeking encouragement, wellness stewardship, and faith-centered connection.

Focus includes:

• herbal wellness for home & family
• seasonal living & preparedness
• devotional encouragement
• creative herbal projects
• fellowship & support

Designed for women seeking growth and community.

🌿 Youth Herb Hunter Club

A hands-on exploration club for children who love nature, plants, and discovery.

Activities may include:

• plant identification basics
• nature observation
• simple herbal crafts
• stewardship & creation care
• outdoor exploration activities

Encourages curiosity and appreciation for God’s creation.

🌿 Teen Herbal & Wellness Club

A supportive learning environment for teens exploring wellness, stewardship, and responsible living.

Topics may include:

• basic herbal knowledge
• natural wellness habits
• emotional & spiritual wellness
• life skills & preparedness
• faith-centered personal growth

Encourages responsibility, confidence, and healthy habits.

🌿 Backyard Herbal Homeschool Collective

Support for homeschooling families integrating herbal stewardship, wellness, and seasonal living into home education.

May include:

• nature-based learning ideas
• herbal unit studies
• seasonal projects
• stewardship education
• family wellness practices

Designed to support home-based education and family participation.

🌿 Participation & Format

Community Clubs may include:

• seasonal gatherings
• guided activities
• project-based learning
• printable guides & resources
• occasional live sessions

Participation is flexible and family-friendly.

🌿 Educational Nature

Community Clubs:

• do not provide academic credit
• do not grant certification
• do not replace structured coursework

They support experiential learning and community fellowship.