Earth

We’re delighted to finally share news of our $10m seed funding round. Fittingly, today is Earth Day 2022 and this year’s theme is Invest in Our Planet. To learn how we are using this funding to do exactly that, read our announcement: resources.earthfuneral.com/earth-announce… #InvestInOurPlanet

About 70% of Americans want greener end-of-life options. We see it every day. Families are looking for choices that reflect their values and their impact on the planet. Soil transformation, also called human composting or natural organic reduction, offers a new way forward.

Imagine becoming a butterfly. 🌱 A gentle return that can nourish what grows next. Soil transformation turns the body into nutrient-rich soil. #SoilTransformation #NaturalOrganicReduction #EarthFuneral

What if you pass away while traveling? With Earth Funeral’s worldwide travel protection, you’re covered anywhere in the world. If you pass while traveling, we coordinate bringing you home, whether from another state or another country. There’s no cost to your family.

Imagine becoming a flower. 🌱 A gentle return that can nourish what grows next. Soil transformation turns the body into nutrient-rich soil. #SoilTransformation #NaturalOrganicReduction #EarthFuneral

You may have heard it called human composting, terramation, or natural organic reduction. At Earth Funeral, we call it soil transformation, a gentle process that turns the body into nutrient-rich soil. Good for people. Good for the planet.

What if you pre-plan and live another 30 years? When you arrange with Earth Funeral today, you lock in today’s price. End-of-life costs have historically doubled about every ten years, so planning ahead protects you from future increases. It gives your family peace of mind.

What is soil transformation? Also known as human composting or natural organic reduction, it gently returns the body to nutrient-rich soil using organic materials and natural microbes. No chemicals. No additives. Just nature doing what it’s always done.

What does the soil from human composting look like? This is an actual photo of the soil returned to families after soil transformation. Families may plant trees, grow gardens, share the soil with loved ones, or spread it in meaningful places. How would you use your soil?

“A lot of families say, ‘I’ll just put it in my will.’” The challenge: wills are often read weeks after the funeral, once probate begins. Trusts and estate documents usually don’t cover funeral logistics. Pre-need arrangements ensure your wishes can be acted on immediately.

What happens to your money if something happens to Earth Funeral? Your funds are protected. We partner with Homesteaders, the largest funeral funding provider in the U.S. Funds are securely held, regulated, and transferable. Pre-planning protects families and arrangements.

What happens to the bones during human composting? At the end of the soil transformation process, bones are gently reduced and included in the final soil. Implants like hips or knees don’t break down, so they’re carefully separated and recycled. What questions do you have?

Common questions families ask about human composting: • Bones included? Yes. • Implants recycled? Yes. • Memorial services? Absolutely. • Payment plans? Yes. • Gold dental fillings? We can return them. • Death certificates? Our licensed funeral directors handle them.

Can families in the U.S. choose human composting? Yes. Earth Funeral works with families nationwide and coordinates transportation and care so the process is seamless. Comment your state and we’ll tell you how it works.

Nearly 70% of families who plan with Earth Funeral attend a webinar first. In our webinar we cover traditional options, soil transformation (human composting), pre-planning benefits, and answer questions live. Comment “webinar” and we’ll send the link.

Grateful to @Fox32News and @AnitaBlantonTV for featuring Earth Funeral on ChicagoLIVE! We discussed our expansion to Illinois and how human composting is transforming end-of-life care. 🌱 Watch: earthfuneral.com/press/as-seen-…

Thank you @chicagotribune and @adrianamperezr for sharing this story. "The same for me as well" — Gerald Specht's dying wish for soil transformation. His family honored it, and now Earth Funeral is bringing this sustainable option to Illinois families. chicagotribune.com/2026/02/13/hum…

Hello Illinois! 🌱 Earth Funeral is now serving families in Illinois. Soil transformation is a natural, environmentally responsible alternative to burial and cremation. Learn more: earthfuneral.com/resources/huma… #humancomposting #Illinois #Chicago #earthfuneral

Today, we announce the #RegenerateAmerica campaign for healthy soil. Go to regenerateamerica.com to watch the full video and to hear how you can help U.S. farmers & ranchers rebuild our soil!

If you found this thread interesting, explore our website - earthfuneral.com - where you will find details of our services as well as resources about soil transformation and the wider funeral industry.

Traditional funeral practice is highly pollutive. Soil transformation offers a sustainable alternative and is ideal for nature lovers, conservationists and those of us who want to protect the planet for future generations.

At Earth, we provide a sustainable alternative to burial and cremation - soil transformation. What is soil transformation and why will it change the way we view funerals?