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Vancouver, BC
Canada
Our vision is that the garden be used as a platform to educate children about food literacy. Students can grow food using organic pest control methods, harvest produce, and save seeds. Composting teaches about nutrient cycles.
Litchfield, MN
United States
Our first goal is to get an existing greenhouse at the school up and running. Since being built, the green house area has been too hot to successfully grow plants.
Iliamna, AK
United StatesThe goal of the Kokhanok school garden is to create a teaching tool that is both relevant to the kids of an isolated village and that has the power to dramatically increase the quality of life by introducing and supplying fresh vegetables to the community.
McKinney, TX
United States
Our after school garden club goals are for our kids to learn about basic gardening and nutrition, to conserve natural resources, practice ecology, experience the concept of community gardening and to take pride showing others their great work in the gardens.
Paterson, NJ
United StatesThis garden will have a great impact on the community.
Virginia Beach, VA
United StatesOur main focus will be on sustainability through gardening, reducing, reusing, and recycling. Students will get to experience the pleasures of planning, growing, and consuming their own fresh vegetables and of producing, through the work of their own hands, food for others.
Charlotte, NC
United States
The Urban Farm Learning Center is focused on producing fresh healthy food, teaching people to feed themselves in a sustainable way, and workforce development through targeted internships and transitional employment.
Abingdon, VA
United StatesDue to economic challenges and lack of community support, our school garden hasn't been used for the last two years and needs revitalizing. In October of this year we had 30 parents and community voluteers who helped us to clean up our garden site.
Ann Arbor, MI
United States
The King Learning Garden has many goals. We want our garden to provide a source of food for our local school community, but also offer a connection to the earth that inspires new ways to think, learn, and live.
Columbus, OH
United StatesThe mission of the community garden is: The Good Seed Community Garden is an effort put forth by both our church and the community members of Sharon Woods to unify and celebrate our neighborhood.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesThe goals of the gardening project are to expand the raised bed gardening areas; produce additional vegetables that will be used by the BIP students and in the after school Cooking Venture and grow vegetables, flowers and herbs for the Spring Growers Market.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe grant will allow us to acquire seeds, seedlings, plantings and additional tools, develop curriculum resources, install signage, and build a garden workspace for a new Victory Garden Classroom, in which students will grow and harvest edible plants.
Silver City, NM
United StatesThe goal of the GMS garden is to grow fresh produce for our school's lunch program, provide educational and enrichment opportunities for the school and the community, and to market excess produce and create value added products to support the garden.
Hampton, CT
United StatesThe goal intended for the Hampton Elementary School Garden Project is that we work to develop a strong educational component aimed at increasing the children's understanding and acceptance of growing, maintaining and working in a garden and enjoying the fruits or "vegetables" of their labor by in
Detroit, MI
United StatesThe purpose of the garden is to provide students with an educational experience and options for healthier lifestyle choices.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesHillcrest School has a well established garden but we are looking to expand our garden program to include additional opportunities for our students and families to learn about healthy meal preparation and nutrition.
Troy, MI
United StatesThe original garden placed at Susick school was approximately 1,000 square feet in size and configured to produce approximately 1,000 pounds of food per garden, depending to some extent upon the weather. Our grant request would allow the garden to be doubled in size to 2,000 sq. ft.
Pompano Beach, FL
United StatesAs a teacher of ESE students it can be difficult for these students to achieve the level of success that they desire. A poor self esteem can accompany a learning disability for many of the individuals.
