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WHAT WE DO
We plant fruit trees. We’re in Haiti, Jamaica, many other Caribbean countries, also Central America and Africa. We donate breadfruit trees, mango trees, avocados, cashews, and many fruit trees. Our vision is seeing self-sustaining communities and entrepreneurs, based on agroforestry.
Find out more about us, and support us if you can!
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Our Impact
Trees That Feed Foundation has provided
- nearly 200,000 fruit trees,
- 25 sets of food processing equipment,
- 18 tons of breadfruit flour,
- over 500,000 locally produced meals, and
- thousands of educational coloring books.
Now in 18 countries, our impact is growing!
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Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Michael McLaughlin on Breadfruit to East Africa
- Metas on Breadfruit to East Africa
- Mary McLaughlin on CariPhil Alliance, our newest Partner, planting 1,000,000 trees
- Mike on The World is Discovering Breadfruit
- Michael McLaughlin on Map of Breadfruit Farms and Processors in Jamaica
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Monthly Archives: December 2016
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
A Note From Haiti
Hello, Mary: You have probably heard all of this already from your people in Haiti, but I wanted to tell it to you personally as a “Thank You” for what you have gotten started for the people of Thomassique in … Continue reading
