Our vision
A Lebanon where food is valued, not wasted.
Where every campus, kitchen, and community treats sustainability as a shared habit, and inspires others to grow greener alongside us.
Food waste initiative · Beirut, Lebanon
We work with students, restaurants, and households to keep food scraps out of landfill and return them to the soil as compost.


Who we are
Lettus Grow Greener is a Lebanese environmental initiative tackling food waste through education, student engagement and practical solutions that return scraps to the soil.

A Lebanon where food is valued, not wasted.
Where every campus, kitchen, and community treats sustainability as a shared habit, and inspires others to grow greener alongside us.
Reduce food waste through people and partnerships.
Education, youth engagement, and practical work with universities, restaurants, and households, turning small everyday actions into lasting environmental impact.
Our mission

Campaigns, workshops, and educational initiatives on the environmental and social impact of food waste, encouraging more responsible consumption.

Working with universities and youth groups so students become sustainability leaders and take action on food waste across their campuses and communities.

Promoting food waste segregation and composting solutions that turn organic waste into compost instead of sending it to landfill.

Partnering with universities, restaurants, municipalities, and organisations to build practical systems that reduce food waste across Lebanon.
Programs
Each program tackles a different source of food waste. Find the one closest to you.
On campusUniversitiesStudent-led collection days, hands-on learning, and zero-waste campus projects.Explore program
In the kitchenRestaurantsSource separation, coordinated composting pickups, and waste diversion reports.Explore program
In the streetCommunity responseFour months of daily volunteer response after the August 4 Beirut explosion.Explore programAt home · 2026 pilotHousehold compostingA monthly kit and coordinated pickups for Beirut homes.Explore program
Impact
With CAS students completing their community service hours, we coordinated organic waste collection from 20 restaurants in a single day. Separated at the source, sent to compost.
Read about the project

At home
Join Beirut’s household organic waste pilot. Separate your scraps, we coordinate the collection.
$15/ month
Beirut, 2026 pilot.
Limited places per district.
Events
Webinar · 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
An interactive webinar exploring how university communities can reduce food waste and build greener campuses.
Online Webinar · Microsoft Teams

Campus ambassadors, collection days, events, and research. Volunteers gain field experience and a certificate, and our structured programs support CAS and university service requirements.
Become a volunteer