Every project represents a new opportunity to provide support, improve lives, and create meaningful community impact.
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The factory aims to enhance local agricultural production, support farmers, empower women, and contribute to the local economy through food processing and sustainable business practices.
In October 2020, CFJ reclaimed 27 dunams in Beit Ummar by planting 230 prickly pear plants to produce juice, boosting local income and preserving agricultural land.
On February 17, 2020, CFJ and volunteers planted 350 Balloti Grape trees on reclaimed land in Beit Ummar, enhancing agricultural productivity and contributing to the region’s economic and social development.
The project empowered Palestinian farmers by producing and marketing a healthy drink from prickly pears, enhancing cultural preservation and international awareness.
The project was launched as an initiative to support marginalized families, particularly women, by providing them with a sustainable source of income and promoting financial independence.
CFJ’s 2018 project installed 450 iron columns and planted 3000 trees, boosting agricultural productivity and fostering economic stability through community collaboration and modern farming practices.
The project aimed to enhance agricultural cooperation in Beit Ummar by constructing water pools and raising legal awareness among farmers about land status in Area C.
The "Zaytoun Al-Khair" project is part of the "2200 Tree Planting in Palestine" initiative, aiming to restore Palestinian agricultural lands by planting olive trees and empowering local farmers.
The 2015 project reclaimed 27 dunams of land in Beit Ummar, planting 1600 grape and almond trees, securing farmers’ livelihoods and fostering resilience against land confiscation threats.
