Khaltsha Community Garden
Growing Together,
Feeding the Future
Feed the Khaltsha is a living, breathing community garden where neighbours become farmers, and soil becomes sustenance. Founded by Thapelo Xabanisa, we grow food, community, and hope.
Our Story
"Every seed we plant is an act of faith — faith in the soil, in each other, and in the future we are building together."
— Thapelo Xabanisa, Founder
Feed the Khaltsha was born from a simple belief: that communities thrive when they grow together. What started as a patch of earth has become a movement — a place where families learn to grow their own food, where youth discover the power of their hands, and where every harvest is a celebration of collective effort.
Our partnership with Uthandosouthafrica has been a cornerstone of our growth — they bring visitors from all over the world to our garden every week, connecting us with sponsors and supporters who have helped us reach more families than we ever imagined.
100%
Organic produce
Year-round
Supply to Sibongile
Our Core Purpose
Nourishing Those Who Need It Most
At the heart of everything we grow is a deeply personal mission: supplying Sibongile Day and Night Care Centre with fresh, organic vegetables. The children at Sibongile live with disabilities, and access to clean, nutritious food is not a luxury for them — it is essential to their health, development, and dignity.
Every harvest we bring to Sibongile is grown without pesticides or chemicals, because these children deserve the very best that the earth can offer. Knowing that our vegetables end up on their plates is the reason we show up, season after season.
Our Impact
What We've Grown Together
Families Fed
Fresh produce reaching over 200 families every season.
Volunteer Plots
Community members tending their own plots side by side.
Seasons Running
Three full seasons of growth, harvest, and community.
Ready to Get Your Hands Dirty?
Whether you want to volunteer, donate, or simply learn more — there is a place for you at Feed the Khaltsha.