Growing Hope Globally is launching the SAE grant fund to boost the efforts of FFA chapters who are making a lasting difference through a community Growing Project (1/4).

The International Agricultural Development curriculum gives students the chance to learn about global hunger and explore how to make a difference. The curriculum culminates in a community Growing Project that serves as a qualified Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE).(2/4)

In order to encourage these efforts, Growing Hope Globally is inviting FFA Chapters to apply for a $1,000 grant. Applicants are asked to present a plan and detail how they will use the funds to boost their efforts. Creativity and community engagement are encouraged. (3/4).

In order to encourage these efforts, Growing Hope Globally is inviting FFA Chapters to apply for a $1,000 grant. Applicants are asked to present a plan and detail how they will use the funds to boost their efforts. Creativity and community engagement are encouraged. (4/4).

#FoodFriday: Having #mushroom production at home as a source of livelihood helps reduce the tendency for Cambodian women and men to #migrate, which in turn reduces their vulnerability to #trafficking and exploitation for #labor. 🍄 bit.ly/MushroomProject Growing Hope Globally

#DYK that #mushrooms produce high yields from a very small physical footprint? 🍄 WHI's #mushroomcultivation project is a source of reliable cash flow for Cambodian #farmers that is resilient to #climate extremes and #sustainable to the community. 🌱 Growing Hope Globally

Grateful for our partnership to support these farmers 👩🏽‍🌾 in #Cambodia Hopeful for continued engagement with Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences and #PA mushroom 🍄 farmers. TY @GlobalMelanie Global Teach Ag Network

Thank you @FosterDanielD @GlobalMelanie and the whole network for being a great partner. We appreciate it and hope that National FFA chapters take advantage of this great opportunity #FFA21 @FFAPENN PA FFA Foundation Michigan FFA Kansas FFA Pennsylvania FFA Ohio FFA Foundation NE FFA Foundation

We are grateful 😇 for the partnership. Your support of a CWS program in Guatemala allowed them to continue during Covid and ensure that the children in the community were well nourished. Thank you 🙏 Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Terri Hord Owens

Somos la oficina regional para América Latina y el Caribe de Church World Service. ¿Ya nos sigues en todas nuestras redes?🤗 ➡️instagram.com/cwslac/ ➡️web.facebook.com/cwslac/

As we prepare to fill our tables with good things and gather around with loved ones, we give thanks for farmers around the world; and for our partners like Growing Hope Globally who support and empower farmers and their families. Growing Hope Globally facebook.com/growinghopeglo…

That is why Growing Hope Globally and our partners CWS @mccorg World Renew provide tools and training to farmers in #Guatemala and #Honduras - so they can feed their kids and don’t have to migrate. @mauricebloem CIEDEG

Growing Hope Globally has great local partners in Guatemala 🇬🇹 & Honduras 🇭🇳 building self-reliant communities, thanks CWS @mccorg World Renew Also The Hope Border Institute InnerCHANGE.org Faith in Action @NoelCamino have many others. Giving thanks for them today. USAID Local, Faith and Transformative Partnerships Adam Nicholas Phillips

Giving thanks to you and all the farmers who support us in growing lasting solutions to hunger. MichiganFarmBureau Michigan Ag Today Michigan Ag Expo

Growing Hope Globally is thrilled to participate in #GivingTuesday2021 and grateful for the Everence Financial 419 event tonight in #Ohio PS vote for Girl Named Tom for The Voice

Growing Hope Globally is grateful to our funders, including Everence Financial for their #GivingTuesday event in #Ohio TY Corteva U.S. Rick Steves New England Biolabs Thrivent

I just donated to Growing Hope Globally an ecumenical faith-based nonprofit that partners with CatholicRelief CWS World Renew World Hope International Lutheran World Relief @mccorg ChurchoftheBrethren Presbyterian Church UMCOR and others

Excited to be back in NW Ohio where ⁦Growing Hope Globally⁩ was born 22 years ago, thanks to ⁦Everence Financial⁩ #givingtuesday. Great to meet ⁦Aaron Stuckey⁩ ⁦Pettisville Schools⁩ ag teacher ⁦Archbold Schools⁩ & supporters of ⁦Girl Named Tom⁩ ⁦Voice Save⁩

Growing Hope Globally is thrilled to be at the #GivingTuesday2021 event with Everence Financial Glad to be back at Sauder Village as we were founded just down the road here in NW #Ohio by the Sloan’s, Bob Latta parents-in-law, and home to Girl Named Tom on NBC

Grateful for our CEO Max Finberg our staff, our board and all of our supporters who put their concern about ending world 🌎 hunger into action. TY World Renew for hosting a great board meeting, after the Everence Financial #GivingTuesday419 event at Sauder Village