ADO BAHAMAS FOUNDATION INC
EIN 92-0841163 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Food & Agriculture (K12)
What they do
In Phase One, to Work With Individuals, Schools, Churches, and Communities Throughout The Length and Breadth of The Bahamas to Be The Source They Turn to for Supplies Without Charge and Mentorship Without Compensation As We Re-boot The Desire to Farm. In Phase Two, to Take What is Remaining From The Initial Distribution of Supplies and Knowledge to Assist Those Who Wish to Start or Expand Commercial Farming. Together, From The Smallest Backyard Vegetable Garden to The Largest Produce, Poultry, or Porcine Farm, ADO Will Drive Down The Annual $1 Billion-plus Food Import Burden On The Bahamas While Improving The Quality of Life Through Healthier, Unpreserved, More Naturally Grown and Packaged Food for All.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2023
- Location
- 301 W ATLANTIC AVENUE SUITE 0-5, DELRAY BEACH, FL 33444-3687
- County
- Palm Beach
- In care of
- Philip Smith