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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 Campaign 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.

10/03/2026

In Phalombe, Malawi, The Face-to-Face Project’s Field Coordinator, Stanley, visits Bridget’s Victory Garden to show highlight simple techniques she has utilized to help her prepare for the intense October sun:

Sunken beds capture and hold water around plants, while mulch helps reduce moisture loss from the soil. Bridget is also growing onions alongside other crops; their strong scent is effective for pest management.

These are practical, low-cost techniques that use resources families already have.

🌱 Help make a difference- $10 can help train one person in Victory Garden techniques like these.

Tap the link in our profile to support The Face-to-Face Project.

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09/29/2026

At just 19 years old, Esther Majiya is helping put food on the table for her family. 🌱

Before their Victory Garden, Esther’s family sometimes faced days when there wasn’t enough food to eat. Today, the vegetables she grows help feed her mother and siblings. When there’s extra, the family can sell some of the harvest to buy essentials like salt and soap.

The Face-to-Face Project works alongside families in Malawi and Cambodia to share practical, sustainable growing skills that can strengthen household food security.

🌱 Help more families start growing. Tap the link in our bio to support The Face-to-Face Project.

09/26/2026

Our local F2F team in Malawi spends their days out in communities, working alongside families as they build and maintain their Victory Gardens.

They share practical growing skills, visit gardens, help troubleshoot challenges, and provide support as families put what they’ve learned into practice.

This local, hands-on work is built around relationships. That’s the “Face-to-Face” in The Face-to-Face Project.

And yes, there’s time for a little fun along the way. 😊

09/21/2026

Why dig once when you can double dig? 🌱

Double digging is a technique used in F2F Victory Gardens in Malawi. Instead of loosening only the surface, you work the soil deeper to create a better growing environment for plant roots, improving drainage and allowing roots to reach deeper into the ground for water and nutrients.

It’s hard work! But preparing the soil well from the start gives vegetables a stronger foundation for the growing season ahead.

🌱 Real food from the ground up.

09/18/2026

In GVH Mphanda, TA Malili, Malawi, Chrissy Jollijo is applying the same soil-building techniques she learned through her Victory Garden to her maize field.

She uses mulch, compost, and trees to add organic matter and improve the soil, helping her grow more without relying on chemical fertilizer.

This is an important part of the long-term impact of agricultural training. Families gain practical knowledge they can apply to other crops and growing spaces.

Support our work training families in practical, sustainable food-growing techniques in Malawi and Cambodia. Visit facetoface.org to learn more or donate.

09/15/2026

Fresh leafy greens, grown right at home in this thriving Victory Garden in Malawi.

With help from Face-to-Face facilitators, families produce more of their own food using practical techniques they can reuse, season after season.

🌱 Real food from the ground up.

Want to help more families grow? Tap the link in our bio.

09/12/2026

Mada takes us inside one of our newest Victory Garden communities in GVH Mwambo, Malawi, where families are learning techniques designed for the conditions they face every day.

During the dry season, water is especially precious. Mulching helps the soil hold onto moisture, double digging prepares the ground for stronger growth, and a living fence grows stronger over time instead of simply falling apart.

Simple, practical skills help a new garden become a garden that lasts.

Real good from the ground up. 💚

09/11/2026

Save the date. 🌱 Our 2026 Victory Gardens Benefit is coming to New York City on November 6!

Join us for an evening celebrating the people and communities behind Face to Face Project’s Victory Gardens in Malawi and Cambodia, and the impact that grows from something as simple as a home garden.

🥬 More food for families
🌱 Practical skills that last
💚 Stronger, more resilient communities

Friday, November 6
6:30–9:00 PM
22 Vanderbilt, New York City

Tickets are available now. Tap the link in our profile to learn more and join us.

09/08/2026

There’s nothing like eating sweet, ripe fruit, right where it was grown. 🧡

Fresh papaya in a Victory Garden in Malawi, shared with our local F2F team.

Our local staff works alongside families in their own communities, sharing practical growing skills, solving challenges together, and celebrating what grows.

Support more Victory Gardens in Malawi and Cambodia. Tap the link in our bio.

09/04/2026

In Kalumbu Village, Malawi, Rosemary is growing a variety of vegetables despite a serious challenge: access to water.

With only one borehole serving the village, collecting enough water can mean long waits early in the morning. Some days, Rosemary isn’t able to water her garden at all.

And still, it grows.

That resilience is at the heart of the Victory Garden model. With practical skills, locally available resources, and determination, families can keep growing food even when conditions are far from easy. Rosemary is doing just that. 💚

Learn more about our work in Malawi and Cambodia by tapping the link in our bio.

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