Help Operation Hunger by donating gardening tools for vulnerable community members

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Help Operation Hunger by donating gardening tools for vulnerable community members

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Food Security & Nutrition

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Food growing & community gardens

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Help Operation Hunger by donating gardening tools for vulnerable community members

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Operation Hunger is seeking support for 100 Home Garden Starter Kits to help households begin growing their own vegetables at home, using pots or other small spaces where traditional gardens are not possible. Each starter kit will provide the basic tools and materials needed to get started: 1 × Hand spade 1 × Hand fork 1 × Packet of vegetable seeds 1 × Watering can 1 × Pair of gardening gloves 1 × Bucket 1 × Small bag of compost These simple kits can make a practical difference by giving families the means to grow fresh vegetables for their own household consumption while learning basic food-growing skills. The initiative is particularly suited to households with limited garden space, as vegetables can be grown successfully in containers and pots. We are seeking support for 100 complete kits, which will enable 100 households to take their first step towards greater food security and self-reliance.

Sustainable Development Goals

Zero Hunger

Zero Hunger

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

No Poverty

No Poverty

End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life


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