By making a donation to Feed Hunger Now, you are helping to address food insecurity and inspire entrepreneurship within sustainable food systems. Your support will help us provide healthy, nutritious food to those who need it most, while also empowering individuals and communities to take control of their own food systems. Together, we can make a world of difference.
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We invite you to join us in our mission by volunteering at our hydroponic gardens located in Seminole County, Florida. Our gardens provide fresh produce to those who need it most and help promote sustainable agricultural practices.
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SEE OUR MISSION IN ACTION
Stay connected with the heartbeat of Feed Hunger Now. Our Instagram feed shares real moments from the fight against hunger — from community garden updates and growing tips to volunteer highlights and event snapshots. Follow along for inspiration, get involved, and see how your support is making a difference every day.
Today our People’s Garden in Sanford has almost 6,300 sq ft of growing space 🌿
🌶️ Red okra
🍓 Strawberries
🥬 Lettuce growing up vertical channels
🌼 Flowers for the pollinators
Every harvest goes to neighbors facing food insecurity. And most of the Sprout Squad hands tending it showed up as beginners too. 🙌
Experts all started as beginners.
The point is… they started. ✨
What have you been waiting to start? Tell us below 👇
Save this for the day you need the nudge, and tag someone who should grow with us 🌱
#FeedHungerNow #Aquaponics #Hydroponics #GrowYourOwnFood #FoodIsMedicine
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Nobody is born knowing how to grow food. 🌱
Every okra pod, every lettuce leaf, every marigold you see here started with someone who didn’t know what they were doing yet… and planted anyway. 🌼🥬
At the People’s Garden, our Sprout Squad learns by doing. You get your hands wet in water-based systems, you make mistakes, and you watch things grow. Nobody here started as an expert. 💚
What’s the one thing you’ve been waiting to “get good at” before you start? Tell us below 👇
Save this for the day you need the push, and tag a friend who should start growing with you. 🌿
#FeedHungerNow #Aquaponics #Hydroponics #GrowYourOwnFood #FoodIsMedicine @sahibaquaponics
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In Florida, fall is our spring. 🍂🌱
Our new newsletter is out, and it’s full of good news:
📰 The People’s Garden featured in Lake Mary Life
👩🌾 UF IFAS Master Gardeners visit for a demo tour
🚴 Board member Haley Cruz cycling 250+ miles for Miles Against Hunger
🏅 Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency, 2 years running
And what YOU helped make happen this past year:
🙌 1,850+ volunteer hours
🍽️ 17,500+ meals supported
🥬 1,000+ lbs of fresh produce donated
🚌 180+ tours
Read the full story at the link in bio 👆
Which update made you smile? Tell us below 👇
Share this with someone who loves good news.
#Newsletter #CommunityGarden #FoodSecurity #SanfordFL #FeedHungerNow
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Since 2022, our garden has grown from about 600 to almost 6,300 sq ft. Every harvest feeds families at the Rescue Outreach Mission, the Coalition for the Homeless, and the Picnic Project of Sanford. 🙌
No experience needed, just a willing pair of hands.
Want to join the Sprout Squad? Comment “GROW” or DM us 👇
Tag a friend you’d love to volunteer with.
#Volunteer #CommunityGarden #SanfordFL #GiveBack #FeedHungerNow @sahibaquaponics @rescueoutreachmission.cfl
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Days of heavy rain, more on the way, and a flood watch for Seminole County. The pump is running, but Mother Nature is winning this round.
Growing food outdoors means taking what the weather gives you. Tripped breakers, watered-down nutrient solution, flooded paths… we’ve seen it all.
A few years ago we lost tropical fruit trees planted in the ground. So we learned to grow in raised beds and containers with good drainage. 🌱
Patience. Adapt. Keep growing. 💚
How’s your garden handling all this rain? Tell us below 👇
Share this with a fellow Florida gardener who needs it.
#FloridaGardening #RainyDay #UrbanFarming #GrowYourOwnFood #FeedHungerNow @sahibaquaponics @rescueoutreachmission.cfl
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