Jim Kennard and his volunteers from the Food For Everyone Foundation are currently in Armenia. Jim and the team are teaching a new group of students the Mittleider Method.

(PRLEAP.COM) Mr. Jim Kennard, Foundation President, reports that after his arrival in the country in late February they acquired and furnished a training facility, built a seedling greenhouse, and began growing 25,000 seedlings.

With a few carefully selected students working on the project full time, Mr. Kennard will be assisting families in several villages to learn "the poor man’s hydroponic method" of gardening, which has been successful in over 30 countries around the world at increasing family food production from 5 to 10 times that obtained by traditional methods. The current project is scheduled to continue til July 15, 2006.

The Foundation is a Public Charitable entity, and works with reputable foundations and non-governmental organizations in countries around the world to improve family self-sufficiency through better and healthier food production.

Gifts of any amount are gladly accepted, and because the Foundation staff are all volunteer, 100% of donations received are used to directly benefit the people of the countries in which projects are conducted. To share in the excitement and joy of seeing others’ lives improved, visit the Foundation website at www.foodforeveryone.org/donate.

The Foundation is considering projects in Africa, indonesia, and South America. Reports on the progress of the current project can be seen at www.foodforeveryone.org/blog.

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