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TTFF Hero: Christine Low
Thanks to our partnership with Chris Low, TTFF’s work has reached La Gonave, an island off Haiti where some of…
Goodbye to a Breadfruit Historian & Friend
Educator and author Michael Morrissey, who wrote Breadfruit Stories: A tree’s journey from Tahiti to the West Indies, 1760s-1840s, has…
Breadfruit in Barbados: A Dramatic Transformation
We all know that when we treat our fruit trees well, they respond with bountiful rewards. At TTFF, we’re still…
More Press for ‘Pana’
Claudia Geib of Mongabay, a nonprofit science news organization, caught the essence of breadfruit (pana) in their recent article, Breadfruit:…
Douglas McBryde Kinney
Douglas McBryde Kinney (1931 – 2023) of Lake Forest, Illinois, and North Palm Beach, Florida, was a successful businessman and…
First Lady Presents 50 Breadfruit Trees for Bahamas’ 50th Independence Day
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of her country’s independence, Bahamas’ First Lady Ann Marie Davis, the prime minister’s wife,…
Praise for TTFF in Address to Bahamian Parliament
Hon. Iram D. Lewis, Jr., the Member of Parliament for Central Grand Bahama, expressed his appreciation of Trees That Feed…
Annual Report 2022-2023
Trees That Feed Foundation’s new annual report is here! Our theme in this year’s Annual Report is Adaptation. We’re planting a…
Breadfruit… What’s Cooking?
Traditionally, breadfruit has been eaten fresh, prepared according to local custom. Now, suddenly, unique breadfruit-based foods are hitting shelves and…