Help Operation Hunger by donating a 20-30 M Hosepipe for our Head Office Food Garden

 Edenvale, Gauteng

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Help Operation Hunger by donating a 20-30 M Hosepipe for our Head Office Food Garden

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Food Security & Nutrition

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Food growing & community gardens

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Help Operation Hunger by donating a 20-30 M Hosepipe for our Head Office Food Garden

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Operation Hunger is committed to finding practical and sustainable ways to address hunger and food security. As part of this commitment, we maintain a vegetable garden at our office, which is situated in Edenvale, grows fresh produce that supports our food security initiatives and demonstrates the value of growing food, even in a small space. Unfortunately, our hosepipe is leaking and now beyond repair, and we are in urgent need of a replacement. Your support would help us continue growing fresh vegetables while demonstrating simple, sustainable food-production practices that can be replicated by households and communities. If you are able to assist with this small but meaningful request, we would be extremely grateful. Thank you for considering Operation Hunger with this request.

Sustainable Development Goals

Zero Hunger

Zero Hunger

End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

Good Health and Well-being

Good Health and Well-being

Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages


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