A Mission to Feed A Billion People
Project Description
There have been many plans put together to help people in very impoverished areas of the world gain the ability to be able to sustain them and their families. This plan is a similar plan that will cause long reaching generational sustainability. We want to impact these families and help them make income to provide day to day living expenses, education for the children, proper medical attention and the ability to become entrepreneurs. We want to empower people with sustainable solutions to help them have a better life. By coming alongside people who currently have no income we want to provide the necessary tools to help them prosper. Education, skill and business training, start up supplies, and micro-finance are some of the ways we offer assistance to economically empower marginalized populations. Will you help us feed a billion people?
We currently are working on 43 Keturah Farms and wells in Kenya, Liberia, Benin, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.
#LetsFeedABillionPeople
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Your donation helps develop region-specific farming strategies that empower communities to break cycles of poverty and build lasting systems of wealth, through hands-on teaching, training, and mentorship.
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Keturah Farms-Lawrenceville, GA
We’re building a multi-demonstration, for-profit Keturah Farm at our Lawrenceville, Georgia location. This innovative urban farm is designed to teach, demonstrate, and train community members and future growers in five sustainable growing systems:
- Aeroponics
- Hydroponics
- Aquaculture
- Raised Beds
- In-Ground Farming
Our Mission
Keturah Farms is a USDA-registered sustainable backyard farm initiative focused on addressing food insecurity, building urban resilience, and expanding agricultural education in the heart of Lawrenceville.
We are transforming 600–700 square feet of residential space into a high-efficiency growing operation for tomatoes, peppers, herbs, and tilapia, using advanced aquaponics and aeroponics systems. This farm will serve as a replicable model for faith-based organizations and community groups across the country.
Why It Matters?
Urban communities often lack reliable access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food. At the same time, many residential properties remain underutilized. Keturah Farms tackles this challenge by:
- Establishing a compact, high-yield growing system
- Creating a replicable model for homes with limited land
- Providing affordable produce and fish to the community
- Offering hands-on education and engagement opportunities for all ages