DIG has assembled a strong team of directors with extensive non- profit and private sector experience. Each individual brings unique expertise in developing strong programs, fundraising, agriculture, nutrition, monitoring and evaluation, non-profit management, financial security, and strategic vision.
“The core of DIG’s mission – to improve nutrition and livelihoods by planting restorative gardens – is a relatively simple concept.
Yet, it’s a powerful model that addresses the complexities of food diversity and nutrition, economic mobility, social capital, and environmental sustainability. DIG’s model is the pathway to alleviating poverty, protecting the planet, and promoting peace and prosperity in the world.
All proof points that a better world is rooted in food.”
