ecoTending™ - Plant a Tree, Feed a Human
Donate your excess harvest to the hungry in your community
ecoTending, Inc is a community charity organization whose mission is to harvest food from trees that would otherwise go to waste and to distribute that harvested, fresh food to the needy, hungry and homeless within the community served.
As an individual landowner, either developed or undeveloped, ecoTending, Inc will assist you in planning and donating your excess harvest to feed the hungry in your community.
ecoTending, Inc is a Florida Not-For-Profit corporation, in the process of applying for a 501(c)(3) designation. The harvest that you donate, will soon be tax deductible.
ecoTending, Inc has many programs for the individual landowner, including education, planting and harvesting of fruit, nuts and other foodstuffs on your property. ecoTending, Inc will also assist neighborhoods, and communities, to develop food cooperative programs.
Producing food for your community is easier than you think. Contact ecoTending, Inc today and help feed your community.
Plant A Tree
Feed A Human
Blog Entries
Images Of North Korea And Barren Land Posted: 10 April 2012
Recently, Western reporters were allowed to enter the sovereign nation of North Korea for the first time to report on a rocket that is to carry
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Global Economic Collapse Predicted Due To Consumption Posted: 05 April 2012
Citing a report from 1972 entitled "The Limits to Growth", researchers at MIT predict that we will encounter a worldwide economic collapse if w
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Cross Country Survey Of Available Ecotending Lands Posted: 01 April 2012
Last month, I took a bit of a cross country trip and confirmed the sad state of lands available for the planting of trees for giving. What I me
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Creating Local Partnerships Throughout America Posted: 19 March 2012
At ecoTending™, we have begun to organize local partnerships throughout America to help eliminate hunger by 2020.
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Edible And Medicinal Plants Workshop February 22 Posted: 22 February 2012
Tonight we have been invited to talk at the 'Edible and Medicinal Plants' workshop that is going to be held at the North Port Public Library in
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North Port Food Coalition Meeting February 21 Posted: 21 February 2012
Tonight we had a meeting with the North Port Food Coalition at 6pm in the North Port Library.
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Giving To Trinity Food Pantry Feb 20 Posted: 20 February 2012
Our friends at the produce market gave us cucumbers, okra, cabbage, bananas, plantains, and more to hand out to the needy. The Trinity United M
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Giving To Trinity Food Pantry Feb 16 Posted: 17 February 2012
Our friends at the produce market gave us cucumbers, apples, onions, peppers, and more to hand out to the needy. The Trinity United Methodist f
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Giving To Trinity Food Pantry Feb 13 Posted: 13 February 2012
We delivered the fresh produce that we got from the market to the food pantry at Trinity United Methodist Church of North Port this morning. Th
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Conflicting North Port City Lot Codes Meeting Posted: 31 January 2012
Yesterday morning, I had a meeting with Scott Williams and Scott Spagnoli of North Port Neighborhood Services Division.
I had expecte
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