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Category Archives: Food Security
Konparet, a tasty, healthy Haitian bun …
And it’s even better when made with breadfruit flour! It’s most popular in Jeremie and now is spreading all over Haiti. Jeremie is located near the end of Haiti’s southern peninsula. It was an active port for ships trading goods … Continue reading
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TTFF wraps up a successful 2017 with a visit to Haiti
In December, Trees That Feed co-founders Mary and Mike McLaughlin traveled to Haiti. They held a conference to share knowledge about breadfruit trees, their planting, care, reaping, and more. There was an excellent discussion about how to start and manage … Continue reading
Cooking Schools Popularize Breadfruit Flour in Haiti
Fresh breadfruit is known and loved across Haiti. But breadfruit flour is relatively a new idea. It’s a great ingredient, nutritious and gluten free. Soon we think it will be a part of mainstream culinary habits in Haiti. To that … Continue reading
Thanks, Clif Bar!
Thank you, Clif Bar Family Foundation, for your continued support of Trees That Feed Foundation! TTFF recently received a grant from Clif Bar Family Foundation to continue providing food-bearing trees and Factory-in-a-Box equipment to reduce hunger, create jobs and benefit … Continue reading
Trees for Women in Duchene
Jeremie Breadfruit, a partner of TTFF’s, distributed trees this week to a women’s group in Duchene, Haiti. We love working with local suppliers to support the local economy. Thanks to our generous TTFF supporters for providing these fruit trees!
Update from Smallholder Farmers Alliance
TTFF partners with Smallholder Farmers Alliance (SFA) in Gonaives, Haiti. The first TTFF breadfruit trees planted through this partnership in 2014 are bearing fruit! Here is a photo of Jules Marcelus, SFA member and farmer, caring for his breadfruit tree. … Continue reading
Charlotin’s New Video
We are very proud of Haitian entrepreneur Charlotin Frednaud, head of Groupe D’Appui a la Production Locale (GAPL). Check out his business’ new video below! Charlotin approached Trees That Feed Foundation in 2016 for support in starting his own breadfruit … Continue reading
Another Exciting Year for Trees That Feed!
We are excited to share Trees That Feed Foundation’s 2016 Annual Report. 2016 was a big year for us! Thanks to all of TTFF’s partners and supporters. To date, TTFF has distributed over 120,000 food-bearing trees, 22 kits of food … Continue reading
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GAPL, Support Group Local Generation in Haiti
Not a familiar name? It’s music to our ears at TTFF. Remember the name Charlotin Frednaud! This energetic young man paid his own expenses to travel from the north of Haiti to Port au Prince, a journey of many hours, … Continue reading
Mary McLaughlin Trailblazer Award
Mary was honored by her high school classmates with the St Andrews High School “Trailblazer” award, recognizing her pioneering work in founding an international organization for feeding people and benefiting the environment! This important ceremony is held every 5 years.
