SCHOOL INTERVENTION PROGRAM – KITCHEN GARDENS (PART 2)

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Today, we share the second video in our 3-part series on the kitchen gardens we’ve established in schools nationwide. In this video, we focus a bit more on the pressing issue of food security and showcase how this initiative is making a difference.

By teaching young minds the benefits of planting and growing their own food, we are not just planting and nurturing gardens but also cultivating knowledge and resilience.

This project is a testament to Massy Stores’ unwavering commitment to being a strong corporate citizen. We believe in investing in our communities and empowering future generations through education and sustainable practices.

Take a look at the video to see how this initiative is a small yet impactful step towards closing the gap, one garden at a time.

SCHOOL INTERVENTION PROGRAM – KITCHEN GARDENS (PART 2)

July 16, 2024
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