And it doesn’t take a lot of money to create something worthwhile if we work together. Let me illustrate. We’re being asked at the moment to create gardening training projects in Africa, India, Turkey, and Madagascar (and others are lining up for assistance as well).

In Turkey and in Madagascar, the government agriculture people expect the pilot project to quickly spread throughout their countries (similar to what happened in Russia). Wouldn’t you just love to help make that happen?

If you prefer to start on a smaller scale, let’s review what it takes to accomplish several parts of a project:

· For $1,000 you can provide classroom materials for an entire project! Imagine the feeling of knowing you have impacted the lives of 40-60 people (students and their families) forever.

· With only $1,250 you can assure 20 students a great yield of healthy vegetables on their own gardens by providing them a year’s supply of natural mineral nutrients. Donate $1,250.00 to the Food For Everyone Foundation

· A $1,500 gift can provide seeds for 20 students to each grow a ¼ acre garden. Using the scientific principles and procedures we teach, a good student can expect a yield of $5,000 to 6,000 in a single 6 month growing season from a garden this size. And in most places we’re going, these people struggle all year for $300-400!

· A gift of $2,000 could allow a pilot project to grow from 1 to 3 acres, by providing an 8 horsepower tiller! The difficult and time-consuming work of preparing the ground with shovels limits the size garden the students can grow.

· A $2,500 gift will allow us to make micro-enterprise loans to 20 students, allowing them to go into business for themselves. This small amount of money, along with the knowledge and training we will provide, are the only things millions of people in the developing countries need to break the terrible cycle of poverty and ignorance which hold them in chains of misery.

· $5,000 can build a seedling greenhouse, stock it with trays, soil mix, and seeds, along with the other materials, tools and supplies necessary for a successful seedling production operation.

It will require about $15,000 to create and conduct a Pilot-sized training garden project, with a seedling greenhouse, tools, equipment, materials, seeds, and instructional materials for up to 20 students – plus food for the students until the garden provides, and a translator. That will also provide a teacher for 3 months, and numerous other directly associated incidentals.

· For assistance beyond the $15,000 level, which is sorely needed if we are to reach and help large numbers of people, please call us at 1-888-548-4449, and we will be thrilled to have your association in this great work.

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What’s even better than giving people food?

Teaching them to feed themselves.

That’s our mission, and we’re better qualified than anyone in the world to do just that.

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