Fence For An Aquaponics Garden
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My name is Yashika Mckay and I am the CEO/founder of Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement. We are building an all-year-round self-sustaining commercial aquaponics system in Washington Park .it will supply produce for the elderly and surrounding communities. You can follow us on Instagram/cleanaquap... Read More
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My name is Yashika Mckay and I am the CEO/founder of Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement. We are building an all-year-round self-sustaining commercial aquaponics system in Washington Park .it will supply produce for the elderly and surrounding communities. You can follow us on Instagram/cleanaquaponics or our website www.cleanaquaponics.org. Or contact Yaya at 314-327-6214 or yaya@cleanaquaponics.org .
We teach children the importance of healthy eating for a healthy life through aquaponics gardening. We will supply jobs to the community to harvest the food produced in the aquaponics greenhouse. We will have boarding houses to supply shelter to veterans that help deliver the produce to the elderly and teach children how to interact with the elderly community with love and respect.
We have a 60,000 dollar greenhouse built along with a building/food pantry to store food and distribute food to surrounding neighborhoods. We have all systems needed to make this happen but we need a 10 ft chain link fence to keep the aquaponics system safe in the greenhouse. Greenhouses don’t have locks so the food wouldn’t be safe. Please help us complete this life changing project by donating. Your donation will help feed the world❤️
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Find this nonprofit on: https://www.cleanaquaponics.org/
$1,105 of $22,000
raised from 21 people
Fence For An Aquaponics Garden
Yashika Mckay, on behalf of
Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement
Yashika Mckay
Yashika Mckay was a successful HVAC engineer who developed multiple sclerosis. She found out about a stem cell transplant that could help her be ok. The doctor told her it was a slim chance the transplant would work but he gave her a transplant anyway. She promised herself that if the transplant worked She would spend the rest of her functioning life paying it forward to the most vulnerable people in the world.
Recent Donations
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$25.00
ISHLEKA BLOODSAW
7 months agoGreat Job supporting your community!!!
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$10.00
Rodney Prude
7 months agoI gotta do my part and I’ll do it again every week
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$5.00
Giovanna May
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$50.00
Samuel Bloodsaw
8 months ago -
$50.00
Martha Bloodsaw
8 months agoContinue the good work in bringing healthy food options to the community
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$25.00
Valerie Gillum
8 months agoI want to see you succeed on all your endeavors ????. So proud of you.
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$25.00
Aya Patterson
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$20.00
ShaRhonda Thompson
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$20.00
Helen Bloodsaw-Luther
8 months agoYour entrepreneur spirit is unmatched by most. And the fact that you love doing what you do makes it all the more reason why we should all come aboard!
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$20.00
Raevon Parker
8 months agoFamily affiliated
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$300.00
Sabacon Cetawayo
8 months ago -
$10.00
Vincent Foggie
8 months agoI support your efforts in feeding the community
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$20.00
Anonymous
8 months agoCongratulations on your garden
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$20.00
Jonathan Foggie
8 months ago -
$25.00
Darius Griffin
8 months agoKeep working on changing the world for the good.
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$100.00
Anonymous
8 months agoKeep the faith and keep up the great work!
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$250.00
Cathy Walter
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$10.00
Latonya Green
8 months agoOh I just love what you are doing an cause anything you do is for the good love ya
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$10.00
Nyjia Kennard
8 months ago -
$100.00
Sabacon Cetawayo
8 months agoKeep up the great work growing food, fruits, vegetables, and fish meals - all provided FREE to the elderly in Southern Illinois. Happy to help the cause!
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$10.00
Anonymous
8 months agoThank you for feeding the world❤️
Fence For An Aquaponics Garden
$1,105 of $22,000
raised from 21 people
Fence For An Aquaponics Garden
Yashika Mckay, on behalf of
Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement
Yashika Mckay
Yashika Mckay was a successful HVAC engineer who developed multiple sclerosis. She found out about a stem cell transplant that could help her be ok. The doctor told her it was a slim chance the transplant would work but he gave her a transplant anyway. She promised herself that if the transplant worked She would spend the rest of her functioning life paying it forward to the most vulnerable people in the world.
Recent Donations
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$25.00
ISHLEKA BLOODSAW
7 months agoGreat Job supporting your community!!!
-
$10.00
Rodney Prude
7 months agoI gotta do my part and I’ll do it again every week
-
$5.00
Giovanna May
7 months ago -
$50.00
Samuel Bloodsaw
8 months ago -
$50.00
Martha Bloodsaw
8 months agoContinue the good work in bringing healthy food options to the community
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$25.00
Valerie Gillum
8 months agoI want to see you succeed on all your endeavors ????. So proud of you.
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$25.00
Aya Patterson
8 months ago -
$20.00
ShaRhonda Thompson
8 months ago -
$20.00
Helen Bloodsaw-Luther
8 months agoYour entrepreneur spirit is unmatched by most. And the fact that you love doing what you do makes it all the more reason why we should all come aboard!
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$20.00
Raevon Parker
8 months agoFamily affiliated
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$300.00
Sabacon Cetawayo
8 months ago -
$10.00
Vincent Foggie
8 months agoI support your efforts in feeding the community
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$20.00
Anonymous
8 months agoCongratulations on your garden
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$20.00
Jonathan Foggie
8 months ago -
$25.00
Darius Griffin
8 months agoKeep working on changing the world for the good.
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$100.00
Anonymous
8 months agoKeep the faith and keep up the great work!
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$250.00
Cathy Walter
8 months ago -
$10.00
Latonya Green
8 months agoOh I just love what you are doing an cause anything you do is for the good love ya
-
$10.00
Nyjia Kennard
8 months ago -
$100.00
Sabacon Cetawayo
8 months agoKeep up the great work growing food, fruits, vegetables, and fish meals - all provided FREE to the elderly in Southern Illinois. Happy to help the cause!
-
$10.00
Anonymous
8 months agoThank you for feeding the world❤️
My name is Yashika Mckay and I am the CEO/founder of Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement. We are building an all-year-round self-sustaining commercial aquaponics system in Washington Park .it will supply produce for the elderly and surrounding communities. You can follow us on Instagram/cleanaquap... Read More
Campaign URL:
My name is Yashika Mckay and I am the CEO/founder of Midwest Clean Food and Water Movement. We are building an all-year-round self-sustaining commercial aquaponics system in Washington Park .it will supply produce for the elderly and surrounding communities. You can follow us on Instagram/cleanaquaponics or our website www.cleanaquaponics.org. Or contact Yaya at 314-327-6214 or yaya@cleanaquaponics.org .
We teach children the importance of healthy eating for a healthy life through aquaponics gardening. We will supply jobs to the community to harvest the food produced in the aquaponics greenhouse. We will have boarding houses to supply shelter to veterans that help deliver the produce to the elderly and teach children how to interact with the elderly community with love and respect.
We have a 60,000 dollar greenhouse built along with a building/food pantry to store food and distribute food to surrounding neighborhoods. We have all systems needed to make this happen but we need a 10 ft chain link fence to keep the aquaponics system safe in the greenhouse. Greenhouses don’t have locks so the food wouldn’t be safe. Please help us complete this life changing project by donating. Your donation will help feed the world❤️
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