Vector Group Charitable Trust (CC45966, Te Puke) works daily in food forests, kai resilience education, and tropical growing across the Bay of Plenty. When public bodies publish growing advice without
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We’re excited to announce the launch of FoodForests.nz — an online space dedicated to connecting growers, food forests, regenerative projects, edible plant enthusiasts, and resilient communities across Aotearoa. Website: foodforests.nz
The digital architecture of food security At Vector Group Charitable Trust, we believe that solving challenges like food insecurity and environmental instability takes creative technology and grassroots action. We are
The power behind the produce: Vector Group and Te Puke’s kai resilience movement Behind many of Te Puke’s most impactful community initiatives stands Vector Group Charitable Trust. Their commitment to
A powerful, community-driven movement is taking root in Te Puke — and at its heart is Vector Group Charitable Trust. This is not a typical charity. It is people committed
Sometimes, the most profound insights come from the simplest moments. We recently heard a beautiful story from the team at Giggles Te Puke — a banana tree on their property
Vector Group Charitable Trust invites tenders from suppliers for the bulk purchase of pineapple plants. This initiative supports our mission to strengthen food security and kai resilience in the Te
A local high school was recently honored with a national award for excellence in science education and student projects.
It is not every day a passion project meets someone who shares your vision for a greener, more sustainable world. When Bahareh from Green and Wild visited Troppo — our
The Te Puke community is putting down roots for a more resilient future. Vector Group Charitable Trust is launching Crop Swap Te Puke — part of a growing nationwide movement
Free Community Meals for Our Homeless and Hungry in Tauranga and Surrounds
Vector Group Charitable Trust (CC45966, Te Puke) has led community kai, youth belonging, and food education in the Western Bay of Plenty on a kai kaupapa reaching back before 2000,