By Nicholas Metropulos | Executive Director
Our Aquaponics Program has made quite a splash last year. From constantly providing fresh meals to local soup kitchens, including donating meals directly after Hurricane Ian, to providing STEM education opportunities, this program has touched numerous lives in a short amount of time. However, there is much more to be done.
Thanks to the generosity of you all in 2022, we are able to expand this program by moving to a larger facility. This new 7,500 sq foot Aquaponics Center will enable us to educate thousands of students and provide hundreds of thousands of nutritious meals to those suffering from food insecurity in South Florida. As we continue on our mission to educate the next generation and sustainably fight food insecurity, we are incredibly grateful to all of you who help make our work possible.
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