Welcome to the new trash revolution! We could use your help.

Throw To Grow is a revolutionary food waste recycling project launching in Hawaii. We are using KICKSTARTER to raise funds to get this project off the ground. You earn some great rewards when you donate. Learn more about Throw To Grow by watching the video to the right.

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Bokashi Fermentation is the big idea behind Throw To Grow. The Bokashi Bucket is a home fermentation system that allows you to recycle 100% of your food waste (meat & dairy too) right inside your kitchens without foul odors or bugs. Now that’s sustainability!

You can get your own Bokashi Bucket when you pledge $100 or more to the Throw To Grow KICKSTARTER.

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Throw To Grow Profile Series: Daniel Anthony

In the first installment of the TTG’s Profile series, we introduce you to Daniel Anthony, co-founder of Mana Ai. Daniel hand-pounds Kalo (Taro) with pre-contact, traditional Hawai’ian practices to make pa‘i ‘ai (pounded taro with water not yet added) and poi (pounded taro with water added). Mana Ai uses education, art, and food to sustain and share Hawai’ian culture.

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Throw To Grow Profile Series: Lan Thai


Our next installment of the Throw To Grow Profile series, features Lan Thai, Chef & Founder of Happy’s Hawai’i. Happy’s Hawai’i combines innovation, a sense of community, with traditional Vietnamese cooking. All to create fresh and sustainable food that keeps guests smiling.

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Join us on Friday Dec. 16 at Fresh Cafe in Honolulu for the Throw To Grow Charity Group Art Show

YOU can be a part of the solution to save our world from a trash takeover!

Throw To Grow is the beginning of a new trash revolution. Throw To Grow is a food waste recycling pilot project in Hawaii that will implement a innovative anaerobic fermentation method to rapidly recycle food waste into good soil in a clean and green way. 

We welcome you to be a part of our venture to turn abundant waste to abundant resource, to support local food for local consumption.

Pilot Project

The pilot project begins in Feb 2012. We will be working with schools, restaurants and other businesses, recycling 100% of their food waste into primo soil. We dream of one day being able to return the world's food waste back to the land.

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Kickstarter

We are using Kickstarter to raise the funds to start this pilot project. Kickstarter is a new way for communities to fund creative ideas and ambitious endeavors. When you donate, you earn rewards. We appreciate any support you can give.

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TTG Documentary Series

In celebration of the New Trash Revolution movement, Throw To Grow will be releasing original short movies each week during the KICKSTARTER campaign. This documentary series features local pioneers of the sustainability movement here in Hawaii.

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Trailer

07
Feb

Throw To Grow in the News!

By • February 7, 2012 • TTG Press • Leave a comment

Yesterday, Monday Feb 6, the Honolulu Star Advertiser published an awesome article on Each One Teach One Farms and our Throw To Grow project. Check it out below! (click image to view larger version)

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07
Feb

How To Continue Pledging To Throw To Grow

By • February 7, 2012 • Throw To Grow Updates • Leave a comment

Thanks again to everyone that has backed Throw To Grow. I’m stoked to report that people love Throw To Grow so much that they still want to keep pledging. However, it seems that Kickstarter will no longer allow you to make pledges via the Throw To Grow Kickstarter page. No worries! You can still make [...]

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17
Jan

T.T.G Raises $10,000 + Media Coverage

By • January 17, 2012 • Throw To Grow Updates • Leave a comment

OMG! Throw To Grow has raised more than $10,000 as of just a few minutes ago. The pledges keep coming in. Thank you so much to everyone who has pledged and gotten us to this point! We’re doing it!! Throw To Grow has also gotten covered by some awesome newspapers, magazines and blogs. Check out [...]

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