Choose your giving level below. 100% of your donation goes directly to kits — seeds, water system, and bio-fertiliser — delivered to families who need them most.
Cover the seed component — a season of drought-resistant vegetables to start a family garden.
SelectOne complete kit — seeds, water system, and bio-fertiliser. One family fully equipped.
SelectThree full kits + field training for a community group, school, or church garden.
SelectBulk orders, B-BBEE recognition, branded impact reports available for businesses.
For BusinessesWe believe in radical transparency. Here's exactly how your R1,500 donation is allocated.
If you are giving on behalf of a business, see our corporate CSI food-garden programme for bulk kits, B-BBEE recognition and impact reports.
Yes. 100% of kit donations go directly to kits. A R1,500 kit is spent as R600 for the seed kit, R500 for the bucket watering system, R250 for bio-fertiliser and R150 for delivery and training.
No administrative overhead is taken from your kit donation. Delivery and the family’s on-site training are part of the kit itself: R150 of the R1,500.
A handout is eaten and gone. A kit gives a family seeds, bio-fertiliser and a bucket drip system that uses 70% less water, plus training on site, so they can grow food themselves. Families save their own seed and replant every season.
Because the family grows the food themselves. Leafy greens can be picked from about four weeks and most crops within six to eight weeks, and the bio-fertiliser becomes self-sustaining after the first season. Families save seed from their own plants, so the garden can be replanted season after season.
Kits go to families and communities facing food insecurity. In a corporate programme, the business chooses the communities it wants to reach. Where kits go out through church networks, faith leaders help identify the families most in need. To ask about a particular community, WhatsApp or email Carin.
Our current named project is Alexandra Township, Gauteng.