Planting Fruit and Indigenous Shade Trees with CHEP
This month, thanks to a generous donation by CHEP, 115 trees of numerous fruit and indigenous shade varieties were planted across two provinces at two beneficiaries. CHEP staff volunteers joined…
Greening Evaton and Sebokeng with Fortress Fund
This month saw the continuation of Fortress Fund’s greening of parts of Gauteng. On 22 May 2019, staff volunteers from Fortress Fund joined Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) facilitators…
Cape Arbor 2019
In April 2019, Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) rolled out its inaugural Cape Arbor campaign. The initiative is aimed at raising donation for trees to be planted specifically in…
What Is A Food Forest?
In the spirit of the International Day of Forests on 21 March, Food and Trees for Africa (FTFA) began the roll-out process of their brand new Food Forests Programme. But…
The Power of Individual Giving
This project is a profound illustration of the power of individual giving to impact local communities...
Konica Minolta South Africa strengthens its commitment to environmental sustainability
Extended partnerships with Food & Trees for Africa shows greater reach can effect positive change in more communities...
Monthly Tree Donations Make an Impact
Even with a small budget, you, and even your company, can help Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) further our cause of planting trees at schools throughout South Africa. FTFA…
National Arbor Month 2018 with Food & Trees for Africa
This Arbor Month is starting with a bang — with the planting of over 6,400 trees nationally in 2018.
Planting 500 Trees in Honour of 100 Years Since Nelson Mandela’s Birth
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This July staff from Konica Minolta South Africa (KMSA), a division of Bidvest Office (Pty) Ltd, will visit the Eastern Cape for the third successive year, to celebrate 100 years…
Planting a Legacy this Mandela Day – in Mvezo and Beyond – 2631 Trees and Counting
The 18th of July , Mandela Day, saw Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) and their partners planting trees across four provinces in South Africa. The highlight of the day was…