FEEST INDIA

10,000 plants and counting!

FEEST has distributed 10,000 saplings — guava, lemon, and other fruit trees — to communities across Pindwara Block, Sirohi District. Each plant is a step toward greener farms, better livelihoods, and a more sustainable future for the families we work with.

From bare fields to thriving orchards — this is what community-led plantation looks like.

Want to be part of the next drive?

Reach out to us at [email protected].

Rajasthan TreesForTomorrow CommunityDevelopment

FEEST works across Rajasthan State to secure water, strengthen farm livelihoods, and build a more sustainable future for the families who depend on the land. But the need is growing faster than our resources.

Your support — big or small — helps us reach the next village, restore the next well, plant the next tree.

Support FEEST. Be part of the change.

DM us or write to [email protected]
Udaipur, Rajasthan

The seeds FEEST distributed were sown by the beneficiary family in their field, in a small patch just outside their home. Today, those same seeds have grown into ridge gourd and bottle gourd — vegetables now reaching their kitchen.

Small seeds, real change — this is what food security looks like at the household level.

📩 Help more families grow their own kitchen gardens — DM us or write to [email protected]

FoodSecurity

From Seeds to Harvest

Some of the vegetable seeds FEEST distributed earlier this season have grown into thriving vines — climbing, flowering, and now fruiting with healthy gourds. What started as a handful of seeds in a farming family's hands is now food on their table, grown with their own care and effort.

This is what a seed distribution program looks like when it takes root.

Want to help more families grow their own harvest? DM us or write to [email protected]

FoodSecurity Sustainability CommunityFarming

This season, FEEST is on the ground in Gogunda and Pindwara Blocks, planting saplings that will grow into shade, cleaner air, and stronger soil for the villages we work with. One tree can absorb over 20 kg of CO2 a year — imagine what a community of them can do.

Our team and local volunteers are showing up with their hands and hearts full, one sapling at a time. Help us plant more.

DM us or write to [email protected] to support the drive.

ClimateAction RuralDevelopment PlantATree Sustainability

FEEST, in partnership with Ashraya Hastha Trust, has completed pipeline distribution in Pindwara Block under the Ecological Balance Through Water Resources Development project.
This initiative aims to strengthen water access for farming communities in the Malera Cluster, supporting long-term agricultural resilience and ecological sustainability in the region.

For more information, please contact us at [email protected].

Under the Water Resource Development for Ecological Balance Project, supported by Ashraya Hastha Trust, Bengaluru, FEEST has completed.

3 check dams
35 small nadis (water channels)
30 wells renovated
1,000 families given fruit saplings
1,000 ft of pipeline laid for well beneficiary farmers

This means more water, less time spent fetching it, better irrigation for farmers, and a greener future for the community. Proud to see this covered in Marudhar Aaina!

Grateful to Ashraya Hastha Trust for making this work possible, and to the Gharat Gram Panchayat community for their participation.

The FEEST team participated in a 3-day Capacity Building Program in Jaipur, 24th to 26th August, organized by GRI – Grassroots Resilience Institute. The program focused on strengthening organizational systems and enhancing our understanding of organizational policies, financial management, compliance, and the latest Income Tax updates.

A valuable learning experience to strengthen our internal systems, improve accountability, and build a more resilient organization for greater community impact.


GrassrootsResilience
NGOIndia
LearningForImpact Jaipur