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Food is power 👉 your gift plants Victory Gardens that feed families daily. 🌱 Empowering communities in Malawi & Cambodia with the skills & resources needed to win the war on hunger. The Face-to-Face Project believes the best way to break the cycle of poverty is to nurture self-reliance, and the first step toward self-reliance is to make food security accessible to everyone. Our Victory Garden Camp

aign aims to mobilize rural grassroots communities in Malawi and Cambodia to achieve sustainable solutions in the fight against hunger and poverty. Through the creation of high-yield, low cost victory gardens, villagers learn how to grow enough food to eat, earn income, improve nutrition, and lead healthy lives building a sense that change comes from within.

06/24/2026

What does the start of a new Victory Garden sound like in Ndunde, Malawi?

Earlier this month, local leaders and Face to Face Field Facilitator Mr. Matola gathered community members to establish a new demonstration garden ahead of the Women's Mass. The garden will serve as a hands-on learning site where families can explore practical growing methods and improve household nutrition.

The roads to Ndunde are challenging, and the terrain is difficult, but the enthusiasm for learning was impossible to miss.

Every thriving garden starts somewhere. Sometimes it starts with community and a song.

What was the first thing that inspired you to start gardening?

🌱 Real good from the ground up.

🌻 These sunflowers in Malawi are pollinator magnets.Their large flower heads offer an easy landing pad for bees, butterf...
06/22/2026

🌻 These sunflowers in Malawi are pollinator magnets.

Their large flower heads offer an easy landing pad for bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects, while offering a rich source of pollen and nectar.

This , let's give a well-deserved nod to the bees, butterflies, and the beneficial insects that keep gardens growing, all over the globe. When pollinators thrive, gardens thrive. 🐝

What's your favorite pollinator-friendly flower to grow?

🌍 Face to Face works alongside families in Malawi and Cambodia to build productive and sustainable Victory Gardens that provide food, improve nutrition, and create income opportunities.

**Real good from the ground up.**

Visit linktr.ee/f2fproject to learn more.

☀️ Today marks the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the Winter Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. Season...
06/21/2026

☀️ Today marks the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the Winter Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. Seasons may differ, but gardens everywhere depend on the same fundamentals: sunlight, healthy soil, water, and care.

Across Malawi and Cambodia, families are working with the rhythms of their local seasons to grow nutritious food and build stronger futures through Victory Gardens and Victory Maize Fields with The Face To Face Project.

Real good from the ground up. 🌱

What does this season look like where you are? What are you planting?

06/19/2026

About 80% of the gardeners we work alongside in Malawi and Cambodia are women, and many are the primary providers for their families.

A productive garden means lower food costs and extra income from surplus crops, creating greater stability at home.

Real good from the ground up.

Learn more at facetoface.org

🌻 Save the date and share with a fellow gardener! 🌻Join us in New York City on November 6, 2026, for our annual Victory ...
06/17/2026

🌻 Save the date and share with a fellow gardener! 🌻

Join us in New York City on November 6, 2026, for our annual Victory Gardens Benefit, an evening celebrating the power of local solutions to hunger, nutrition, and sustainable agriculture.

Through Victory Gardens in Malawi and Cambodia, families are growing fresh food, improving nutrition, and creating new opportunities for income using practical skills and locally available resources.

📍 22 Vanderbilt Avenue, NYC
📅 Friday, November 6, 2026

More details coming soon.

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In VH Gonani, Malawi, Charles Nakutu's Victory Garden demonstrates practical growing techniques and ongoing support in a...
06/15/2026

In VH Gonani, Malawi, Charles Nakutu's Victory Garden demonstrates practical growing techniques and ongoing support in action.

Face to Face facilitators work directly with families to share ideas and troubleshoot challenges, which helps strengthen growing practices. Over time, gardens become more productive and diverse- better equipped to provide food throughout the year.

Victory Gardens have a lasting impact on families, including better nutrition, lower food expenses, and opportunities to earn income from excess harvests.

Real good from the ground up.

Learn more and help Face to Face fight food insecurity in Cambodia and Malawi- visit linktr.ee/f2fproject

Sun Mao turns yesterday's garden waste into food for the soil.Biochar is made from dried leaves, stalks, and other plant...
06/14/2026

Sun Mao turns yesterday's garden waste into food for the soil.

Biochar is made from dried leaves, stalks, and other plant material gathered from around the garden. The material is carefully burned until it becomes charcoal rather than ash. Once cooled, it is mixed back into the soil.

Biochar helps soil hold onto water, keeps nutrients available to plants, and creates better growing conditions for vegetables and fruit crops. In a climate where every drop of water and every bit of soil fertility matters, those benefits make a real difference. This practical skill transforms waste into a resource for future harvests. Real good from the ground up.

Have you ever used biochar in your garden, or is compost your go-to soil builder? 🌱

06/10/2026

Face to Face Victory Gardens turn today's harvest into tomorrow's meals. 🌶️

In Malawi, drying chilis is an easy way to preserve part of the harvest for the future. When families save what they grow, they make the most of their hard work in the garden and keep flavorful ingredients on hand long after harvest season.

Face to Face Victory Gardens help families grow food, reduce waste, and build greater food security using local knowledge and resources.

Do you preserve anything from your garden harvest? Share your favorite method below. 👇

Real good from the ground up.

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In Mulimu Village, Malawi, this family's Victory Garden is filled with beans, squash, greens, and other crops that help ...
06/09/2026

In Mulimu Village, Malawi, this family's Victory Garden is filled with beans, squash, greens, and other crops that help provide nutritious food close to home.

This garden is carefully managed by the family, and planted to make the most of every available space. A few steps from the kitchen, fresh, healthy ingredients are ready to harvest when they're needed.

Real good from the ground up.

💬 If you could step outside and harvest one thing from your garden today, what would it be?

🌱 Face to Face caught up with Sen Khan in Cambodia, talking through this Level 2 Victory Garden and discussing successes...
06/08/2026

🌱 Face to Face caught up with Sen Khan in Cambodia, talking through this Level 2 Victory Garden and discussing successes, challenges, and next steps.

Regular visits from Face to Face help gardeners build skills and solve problems early, fighting food insecurity by moving toward a more productive and dependable source of food and income.

Real good from the ground up.

💬 What’s the best gardening advice you've ever received from another gardener?

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