Terrain's Philanthropy: Our Community + Environmental Efforts
At Terrain, we care about our environment. We're committed to helping protect our planet’s flora and fauna, including with the following partnerships and projects:
Current Partnerships
Kiss the Ground
We’re proud to work alongside Kiss the Ground (KTG), a global environmental nonprofit dedicated to advancing regeneration and healthy soil. Through our partnership, we offer programming that supports their mission, including donation-based events, in-store pop-ups, and round-up initiatives. Together, these efforts help advance regenerative agriculture, restore soil health, and inspire greater awareness around the power of healthy ecosystems. For every $10 donated to Kiss The Ground, the organization catalyzes and inspires the transition of 1 acre of land to regenerative practices.
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Since 2024, together with Anthropologie, Terrain has donated over $450,000 to Kiss the Ground, a nonprofit 501(c)3. This includes $335,000 in corporate donations and $143,243 from customer donations. Since 2013, Kiss the Ground has promoted regeneration and healthy soil as a viable solution for our wellness, water, and climate crisis, through storytelling, education, and partnerships.
The Brandywine Conservancy & Art Museum
In collaboration with the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art, we’ve established an exciting collaboration that reinforces our shared commitment to environmental and cultural conservation.Brandywine has long been a champion of both artistic excellence and the protection of the natural world. As part of our collaboration, we are contributing a $20,000 donation to aid Brandywine’s mission and joining forces on employee volunteer initiatives, and educational programming.
The Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art unites sustainability and creative expression, preserving the natural and cultural beauty of the Brandywine region in Pennsylvania and Delaware. As an accredited land trust, the Conservancy protects the land, water, and heritage of the Brandywine-Christina watershed, fostering lasting connections in the region. The Museum of Art complements this work through its focus on American art and artists inspired by the region. Together, they celebrate the deep bond between art and nature while championing a more sustainable future.
Alongside our garden partner Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum, we support the historic estate overlooking the Delaware River where gardens, history, and community are deeply intertwined. The grounds and arboretum are central to Andalusia’s mission—offering spaces for horticultural learning, garden stewardship, and community engagement. Through this partnership, we contribute to the care and legacy of these living landscapes, helping to ensure their beauty, programs, and seasonal rhythms remain accessible and thriving for the Philadelphia community.
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Our work with Bartram’s Garden, a free public park and National Historic Landmark along Philadelphia’s Schuylkill River, is near and dear; including an ongoing volunteer and donation program that furthers their efforts in environmental stewardship, community-led land care, and meaningful access to nature for all. From conservation efforts and public programs to initiatives like Sankofa Community Farm and paid youth internships, Bartram’s Garden creates spaces where people and ecosystems can flourish together. Together, we’re cultivating their mission to nurture healthy ecosystems and thriving communities for generations to come.
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Please check back as we update this page with more projects and partnerships.