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The primary goal of CSAT's Greenhouse Education Garden is to engage students in real-world, greenhouse-based agricultural management, in alignment with best educational practices and New York State Learning Standards.

The goal of the Canyon Harvest Project is to add a permanent, heavy-duty shed for storing garden and education materials and a drip irrigation system to reduce water runoff and educate students on the importance of water resources and to minimize mildew on plants.

We wish to provide a unique winter gardening experience for students to grow and harvest cool-weather vegetables during our typically-dormant winter months. They will be able to eat this produce and donate the extra food to our families-in-need and/or the local soup kitchen. We

We will build the soils fertility through green cover crops and compost additions. We will build raised beds, build a perimeter around the field to limit grass and weed infiltration to the field. We will use netting to limit pest access to the crops.

The goal of the garden of to create an area that serves multiple educational purposes. Fourth grade students will "buddy-up" with Kindergarten classes as readers and garden consultants.

The christ Child Society of Atlanta is a chapter of the National Christ Child Society, a charitable federation of 40 chapters.

Our ongoing goal is educating the students of Basalt Elementary, as well as the community, about the health benefits of fresh, local produce, as well as how to utilize this resource in the kitchen. We strive for engagement on three levels:

The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Leandro is approaching the issue of the increased obesity among children through the lens of developing healthy choices that will lead to healthy habits.

The goal of the Manhattan Early Childhood Center