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FRUITY SCHOOLS AFRICA
— · EIN · www.fruityschoolsafrica.org
profile · synthesized from sources

Fruity Schools Africa is a Kenyan nonprofit that plants grafted fruit trees in public spaces including schools, health centers, and parks across Kenya and Africa. The organization aims to contribute to national forest cover goals, improve food and nutrition security, and address climate change through urban greening. It engages communities through its "Fruity Rangers" volunteer network and partners with institutions like the U.S. Embassy on tree-planting initiatives.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Fruity City Initiative
Planting grafted fruit trees in public spaces across Kenya to improve forest cover, food security, and urban environments
Fruity Rangers
Volunteer network of community champions who promote and implement tree planting in schools and public institutions
activities · 1 group

what they do

  • Horticultural Training and Tree Production 1 activity
    • Fruit tree cultivation and planting in public institutions
      Grows and plants grafted, export-grade fruit trees in public spaces including schools, health centers, parks, and government facilities across Kenya and other parts of Africa. To date, has planted over 5,000 fruit trees.
relationships · 2

who they work with

  • Ministry of Education (Kenya) Partner — Partnered with Fruity Schools Africa in the fruit tree planting initiative at Muongoiya Primary School.
  • US Embassy in Kenya Partner — Collaborated with Fruity Schools Africa to plant fruit trees at Muongoiya Primary School.