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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.

🌱 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?

06/05/2026

🌍 This World Environment Day, here's a reminder that environmental work can look a lot like gardening.

In places where dry conditions make growing food a challenge, Victory Gardens help families build healthier soil and grow a wider variety of crops while making the most of local resources.

A thriving garden is the result of knowledge, stewardship, and daily care for the land.

Real good from the ground up.

What's one thing you've done this year to improve your garden soil?

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🌱 What are you planting this season?In Cambodia, the rainy season is beginning, and Face to Face facilitators are busy s...
06/03/2026

🌱 What are you planting this season?

In Cambodia, the rainy season is beginning, and Face to Face facilitators are busy sharing vegetable seeds and helping villagers prepare new Victory Gardens. These gardens will soon be producing fresh vegetables for families while building skills that can be used year after year.

Real good from the ground up.

Want to help more families start gardens of their own with The Face to Face Project?? Visit linktr.ee/f2fproject

06/02/2026

🐐💩 Wait... that's fertilizer?

In Malawi, Lucina is stirring up a batch of homemade goat manure fertilizer, an age-old method that gardeners have used to turn waste into garden gold for over 8,000 years.

Soaking goat manure in water for about two weeks creates a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer that can be diluted and applied to crops. Using resources already on hand means less money spent and healthier soil for the next harvest.

Would you try this in your own garden, or have you made a homemade fertilizer before? Tell us what's worked for you! 👇

Real good from the ground up.

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Freshly harvested pumpkin leaves are an essential food in Malawi, and with a Victory Garden, extra crops are a steady so...
06/01/2026

Freshly harvested pumpkin leaves are an essential food in Malawi, and with a Victory Garden, extra crops are a steady source of income. What grows here feeds a family and supports it, too.

Through Face to Face, families learn practical growing methods that turn small spaces into reliable harvests they can eat and sell.

Real good from the ground up.

Follow along, share this work, or visit linktr.ee/f2fproject to help more families grow their own gardens.

Every gardener knows the feeling- you step into the garden planning to check on one thing, and twenty minutes later, you...
05/31/2026

Every gardener knows the feeling- you step into the garden planning to check on one thing, and twenty minutes later, you're still standing there smiling at how good everything looks.

Svay Sarin has plenty to smile about. Her Victory Garden is packed with healthy greens and growing strong.

With Face to Face, gardeners in Cambodia and Malawi learn to fight food insecurity through practical growing techniques that help gardens keep producing through changing conditions, providing fresh food for the table and often a little extra to share or sell.

Real good from the ground up.

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05/29/2026

What does a typical morning look like for Face to Face in Malawi? 🌱

Ken starts the day by meeting up with local facilitators before everyone heads out into the field together. From there, it’s miles of roads, sometimes dusty, sometimes flooded. Garden visits, check-ins with families, and plenty of friendly faces along the way. A lot of ground gets covered in a day, helping Victory Gardens to keep growing- one visit and one conversation at a time.

Real good from the ground up.

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Creativity counts in a Victory Garden. 🌱Growing plants in old tires, feed bags, and foam containers is a practical Victo...
05/27/2026

Creativity counts in a Victory Garden. 🌱

Growing plants in old tires, feed bags, and foam containers is a practical Victory Garden technique in Cambodia that utilizes locally available materials - a method that works well with the area's climate and soil conditions. Container gardens can help conserve water during dry periods and help protect plants during floods.

Face to Face works alongside families and local facilitators in Malawi and Cambodia to build gardens that are productive, adaptable, and rooted in local knowledge. Real good from the ground up.

What’s something you’ve repurposed in your own garden instead of throwing away? 👩‍🌾

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05/25/2026

What makes moringa such a valuable tree in a Victory Garden? In Malawi, Ken shows us how moringa does more than grow food.

Often called the “miracle tree,” moringa is known for its ability to help regenerate depleted soils while continuing to provide food year-round in challenging growing conditions.

Does anything growing in your garden serve more than one purpose?

🌍 Face to Face works alongside families in Malawi and Cambodia to build productive, self-sustaining Victory Gardens using practical growing methods and resources already close at hand. Learn more: linktr.ee/f2fproject

Real good from the ground up.

Long Chheurn's Victory Garden in Koun Rith, Cambodia, is thick with peppers, greens, papaya, and other crops growing t...
05/24/2026

Long Chheurn's Victory Garden in Koun Rith, Cambodia, is thick with peppers, greens, papaya, and other crops growing together- layered planting keeps the space productive, shaded, and resilient through the dry heat of Cambodia. At 68 years old, she is happily able to tend to her garden that helps feed her family.

Face to Face works alongside families and local facilitators to grow gardens that are practical to maintain and built with local knowledge and available materials, and are capable of producing steady food and income over time.

Real good from the ground up.

Learn more and support more Victory Gardens at linktr.ee/f2fproject

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