Our Rotary Club is proud to be part of Trees That Feed Foundation (TTFF)—a powerful, Rotary-connected initiative helping communities around the world grow long-term food security through tree planting. Since its beginnings, TTFF has donated over 400,000 trees globally, tailoring each project to the needs of the community—whether that’s breadfruit, mango, avocado, June plums, or other locally appropriate crops. Wherever there is a Rotary club and a need, TTFF works to get the right trees into the ground.
What started as a small project in Jamaica has grown into a globally recognized program, supported by Rotary clubs, NGOs, corporations, and individual partners. TTFF’s impact spans continents—from Uganda, to Pakistan, where trees planted in southern regions are being cared for locally, to Abaco in the Bahamas, where Rotary-supported reforestation following Hurricane Dorian is now a major success story, with trees mature and bearing fruit just three years later.
At the heart of our club’s involvement is Rotarian Cathy Henry, whose dedication, passion, and belief in this work continue to inspire action. Cathy has been a driving force in championing this initiative, helping our club live out Rotary’s commitment to sustainable solutions that nourish families, strengthen communities, and protect the planet. This is Rotary service at its best—rooted locally, growing globally.
Pictured: President John, teacher Sebastian Habjan, students Ryan and Scout, and Director Dan.
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