Trees That Feed Foundation is proud to welcome Dr. Russell Fielding to our Board of Directors. Russell is a leading…
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A Rare Breadfruit Experience in the Continental U.S.
Most Americans have never tasted breadfruit. At Grimal Grove, the first breadfruit grove in the continental United States, 70 guests…
Leo Torres: Shaping the Future of Breadfruit in Puerto Rico
For Leonel Torres, breadfruit (“pana”) is not just a crop. It is a lifelong connection. Growing up with a breadfruit…
Jamaica Launches RE-LEAF Initiative with Support from Trees That Feed Foundation
Jamaica’s RE-LEAF initiative restores forests after Hurricane Melissa, expanding food-tree planting to strengthen food security, livelihoods, and climate resilience.
A Powerful First Event for a New Breadfruit Book
Nearly 60 people joined Trees That Feed Foundation last night at The Book Stall in Winnetka, IL, for the hard…
Breadfruit Biscuits Nourish Children in Jamaica
We are happy to share good news from Jamaica. Some schools are open again after Hurricane Melissa. Attendance is not…
Hope is Taking Root in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
When Hurricane Melissa roared across Jamaica, it stripped hillsides bare, toppled homes, and flattened fruit trees that families rely on…
A Visit to Grimal Grove: Breadfruit Resilience in the Florida Keys
Trees That Feed Foundation’s Natasha Norris recently visited Grimal Grove in Big Pine Key, Florida, home to the first breadfruit…
TTFF in the News: Jamaica Recovery and Global Impact
We’re honored to see Trees That Feed Foundation’s mission reaching wider audiences this week through three major media outlets. As…
“My Heart Cry”: Jamaican Farmers Face Hurricane Melissa
When Hurricane Melissa tore across Jamaica, farmers like Jean Marie Spratt watched helplessly as fruit trees toppled. Yet even in…