The False Bay Hospital is centrally sited in the suburb of Fish Hoek and serves all residents of South Peninsula. As a a neutral site that is not ‘owned’ by a school, it serves as a fantastic platform for community engagement and involvement. To boot, it is our very humble head office. We applaud the board of the hospital for seeing our value and supporting our project.

Have kindly supported the installation of an edible education garden as part of their drive towards resilient and sustainable communities.

Have donated over 800m3 of mulch to our various sites, making them more resilient to drought and increasing the biological diversity carrying capacity. To boot, they are helping to re-invest organic matter into our sites, reducing carbon footprint for the betterment of all.

Have kindly supported our Ocean View Training Market Garden with the donation of a refrigerated container that will help us to keep an unbroken cold supply chain. Special thanks to Glenn Isola for sharing our vision.

Professor Julian May and Grace Nkomo have been instrumental in jump starting the academic research around our project. Academics are such an important metric to be able to judge the effectiveness of our programs, and the ongoing research they provide assists our organisation to make informed decisions.

Government role in working with society towards a better environment for all cannot be understated by the team at the Dept. of Agri. Helping us to get to where we are.

Gavin and Marius have been phenomenal in helping us where ever they can. From donating materials that can be recycled, upcycled and repurposed, to assisting with deliveries and great prices.

Jan and his team have always gone the extra mile. From great advice to heling move materials around our sites. It’s a true example of how business and social enterprises can work together.

Trevor Hennings and his team have bent over backwards to help us in times of crisis. Their professionalism and can do attitude has been phenomenal.

There generous donation of over 100 large trees is helping us to green all the schools and hospitals we work with. One day, the South Peninsula will look like Kirstenbosch.

For our new and updated website. Their design work and work ethos is gobsmackingly fantastic. Onwards and upwards.