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Trees That Feed Foundation’s new annual report is here! Our theme in this year’s Annual Report is Adaptation. We’re planting a…
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TTFF is pleased to announce the addition of Nicola Barrett to our governing Board of Directors. We met Nicola over…
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Crain’s has named Trees That Feed Foundation Co-founders Mary and Mike McLaughlin “Notable Leaders in Sustainability!” The honor is bestowed upon…
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We’re proud to announce that Mary was honored by the Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance, based in Jamaica, as their first recipient…
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Our newest hero, or is that heroine, has shepherded 500 Ma’afala breadfruit trees to Jinja, Uganda. Her journey was epic….
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Big news … The trees will be distributed to smallholder farmers working with Grace Project in Nairobi and Mombasa. The…
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This past week we sent 1,000 trees to the Bahamas! Karin Bolczyk from Tissue Grown Corp., our tree supplier, kindly…
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This past week we put our first hardcover book on the market. Breadfruit Stories: A tree’s journey from Tahiti to…
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Hot off the press, here is our very latest annual report! We actually had a pretty good year, despite the…
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In 2019 Hurricane Dorian smashed through the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. Devastation was horrific. Thousands of large trees were…