Get well. Give well.

Every third pouch gives you the opportunity to provide nutrition to IDPs and Refugees.

When you take care of yourself, someone else can be looked after too. Every third pouch can go to a student or an internally displaced person — starting with communities we already know in Bududa, Africa and war-torn Burma.

You’ll be able to select your sponsored student, write to them, and hear back from them. It’s like sponsoring a child, but it’s done through your own health and wellness journey.

How it works

Your scoop. Someone else’s nutrition.

Wide view of Mae La refugee camp in Tak, Thailand, a Karen refugee community from Myanmar
Mae La refugee camp, Tak, Thailand. A Karen refugee community from Myanmar. Photo: Mikhail Esteves, CC BY 2.0.
Houses and trees at Mae La refugee camp, Tak, Thailand
Houses at Mae La refugee camp, Tak, Thailand. Photo: Mikhail Esteves, CC BY 2.0.
Mae La, Thailand, seen from a distance — houses and trees on a green hillside
Mae La, Thailand, seen from a distance. Photo: Tayzar44, CC BY 4.0.
  1. 1. Take the scoop

    Jungle Greens is one scoop in cold water, every day. The habit is yours.

  2. 2. Every third pouch

    Every third pouch can provide nutrition to a student, an internally displaced person, or a refugee.

  3. 3. Choose, write, hear back

    Select your sponsored student, write to them, and hear back. Personal, and done through your own wellness journey.

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