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San Jose, CA
United States
The Washington Elementary School Edible Courtyard will be primarily an educational garden - inviting kids to learn about fresh fruits and vegetables, planting and gardening, and nutrition and health during their school day and after classes.
Winchester, NH
United StatesOur goal is to utilize our existing garden plot and greenfouse to grow more food.
Emporium, PA
United StatesThe goal of the Woodland Garden Club is to give the students first-hand practical experience about the joys of maintaining a garden. This grant will give us the needed financial support to be
Leavenworth, KS
United StatesOur garden goal is to educate students about healthy lifestyle choices and encourage them to make healthier choices in their everyday lives. Various garden produce gives students an opportunity to taste a wider variety of fruits and vegetables.
Yonkers, NY
United StatesMy goal as parent is to give our children the experience to grow a garden as a group. It will enable our students to grow as individuals and establish better eating habits. Overweight and bad eating habits is an epidemic, children do not realize where healthy food comes from.
Woodbridge, ON
Canada
The goal of our garden will be to create a dynamic learning experience for our Developmentally Delayed classroom. These students, who are in Grades 9-12, are functioning from the pre-K to Grade 1 level.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesWe have a small greenhouse and garden plot that students help maintain. Our goal is to expand to grow food for the dining hall and to sell at the weekly farmers market on campus.
Arnold, MD
United StatesIn our world of video games and high tech devices, today's children often miss the pleasure of going outside and digging in the garden. One of our goals at Belvedere is to have our students experience the joy of seeing food grow from seed to edible treat.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesThe garden was implemented in 1993 and has been sustained for over 20 years through the commitment of Mr. Cordier and his student volunteers. It continues to be a significant attraction to students and an incentive to increase knowledge in environmental education and farming.
Houston, TX
United StatesThis garden grant will teach the special needs students at Stehlik Intermediate, that there are cycles to everyday living. With the funds we receive, we will buy the supplies needed to start our garden as well as supplemental teaching materials to further educate the students in horticulture.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesExploration and Experimentation are the themes for our garden. Our motto is
Winston Salem, NC
United StatesA registered horticultural therapist runs the garden program at The Children's Center. The program goal is to use the cultivation of plants and garden activities to improve the mental, physical and social health of its students.
Raleigh, NC
United StatesOur goal is to provide an engaging, hands-on, plant-based learning environment, teaching the students care for creation, organic gardening and social justice.
Raymond, MS
United StatesThe goal of our vegetable garden is to continue to provide for the needs of our youth and staff by planting, growing and harvesting a wide variety of healthy and nutritional vegetables.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaTo create an accessible, inclusive food and native plant garden with the help of the community that promotes food security and environmental education, provides a safe, natural outdoor gathering space, and inspires families, students, and seniors to eat healthier local fresh fruit and vegetabl
Loveland, CO
United StatesThe overarching goal of our garden project is to create a beautiful and productive space which will serve as an extension of our school and an intersection point with our community.
Tulsa, OK
United StatesThe goal of the Tulsa Met Community Garden is to make fresh produce readily accessible to Tulsa Met Junior High and High School students and community members.
Hamburg, NY
United StatesSOLE has had hands on lessons with classes over the past few years, bringing the students out and sharing experiences in many different subject areas. We have had over 500 students each year. We are working on having reference materials at the garden.
Vernonia, OR
United StatesThis garden will be a teaching tool for our students and the community. Food security is a hot topic in our region, and this garden will be the focal point for education on food production.
