The Commons.
We’re living through unraveling: climate in crisis, waste piling up, disconnection from the soil beneath our feet & from the neighbors across the street.
Backyard compost piles, scraps stitched into story, remedies brewed in kitchens, clothes mended and passed on - small acts of care, often unseen, yet carrying the light of the futures we need.
Alone, they’re fragile. Together, they’re a movement.
Join the next Commons call: Wed, Oct 15th 6pm PST
Most zero/low-waste, reuse, and recycling projects remain invisible, fragile, or dismissed as hobbies. By gathering under one shared banner, we build recognition, mutual support, and pathways toward self-sustaining livelihoods.
What the call is (besides free!)
🪡 Badge
Optional use of the bunny logo with your project’s name beneath it, a recognizable signal that says: this work diverts waste, is made by real hands, and is part of a larger movement. Helps spread the message.
📖 Ideation
Get community help in crafting your zero/low-waste project’s narrative and prompts that connect your project to the bigger narrative of care and waste-less futures.
🤝 Connection
An invitation to free early Commons calls + cross-promotion. Swap ideas, share struggles, and amplify each other’s work.
RSVP to the first group video call on Wed, Oct 15th 6pm PST
You already made it. Now let the world see it.
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Why the Bunny
The rabbit cradling soil is our sigil: soft yet resilient, multiplying quietly, carrying life forward, often in hostile environments. It began here with compost, but the mug is big enough hold much more.
Small acts of care; composting, mending, reuse, resourceful making are often dismissed as hobbies, invisible in the wider economy. The bunny changes that.
It’s a badge of belonging: one logo, many subtitles. Your project stays yours, but the bunny tells the world this is part of the commons, this is made from waste diverted, by real people, with passion.
Alone, these efforts are fragile. Together, under the bunny, they’re a movement.
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Why Me
Hi, I’m Maggie.
My background is in creative production, design and brand storytelling. I’ve spend decades on campaigns for companies and brands you’d definitely recognize, from New York to San Francisco. I know how to make identities stand out and stick.
But honestly? What matters to me now is different. I want to put those skills toward the everyday acts of care and resourcefulness that make life possible in the world most of us actually live in.
I don’t just want to build another brand. I want to build a community; a commons where small makers can lean on each other, share recognition, and grow waste-less futures together.
Will you join me?