Trees for the Future aims to break the cycle of poverty and hunger for 1 million people by planting 500 million trees in 125,000 Forest Gardens by 2025.

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They work with thousands of farming families across five countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Focusing on the areas that are likely to have the biggest impact, they are seeing profound results.

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Through their 4-year training program, called the Forest Garden Approach, farmers plant thousands of trees that protect and bring nutrients back to the soil. This helps farmers grow a variety of fruits and vegetables. Forest Garden farmers gain increases in income and access to food, even in the first year, all while improving the environment.