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Winston Salem, NC
United States
The goals of this garden are to create a sustainable teaching tool that allows children to appreciate the earth while learning other subjects; to enlighten children about growing their own food; and to inspire them to grow the food that they enjoy, especially foods grown easily in our region.
Worcester, MA
United StatesOur goal is to become a sustainable garden that can benefit our PEACH Health Club, our school, and our community.
Ronceverte, WV
United StatesThe overarching goal of our gardening program is to help our students internalize nutrition and healthy eating habits by teaching them about growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs. When students watch their food grow from seed they grow curious and are more likely to try what they have grown.
Denver, CO
United StatesOver 90% of Eiber elementary students are eligible for federally assisted lunch and many live in apartments or motels.
Berkeley, CA
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to increase food access and nutrition information for the students of ECP and the East Oakland community. The garden provides an interactive learning space where classes and after-school programs can incorporate biology and food justice lesson plans.
West Palm Beach, FL
United StatesOur main goal for wanting to start a garden at Equestrian Trails is to guide children on how to connect with nature and teach them how to live a healthy and active life.
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Vancouver, BC
Canada
1. We want to increase the number of planter boxes for classroom 'crops.' 2. We want to continue vegetable crops in a garden near the gymnasium building 3. We want to create a safe, better access garden near the annex and tennis courts. 5.
Fairfield, AL
United StatesOur primary goal is to expand and sustain an existing school garden located at Glen Oaks Elementary school in Fairfield, Alabama.
Richardson, TX
United StatesOur mission is to create and support a 'fully sustainable and functional organic garden, utilized by all grades to enhance core curriculum standards and teach nutritional life skills.'
Austin, TX
United StatesAustin Montessori Gaines Creek Farm is a micro-economy and the garden is an integral part of our community and can be found throughout our curriculum. We have worms, chickens, and a thriving garden.
Austin, TX
United StatesThe goal of this grant is to create a beautiful, safe, and interesting place where students like to be and can gather. This space will be used for hosting community events, such as an annual Earth Day celebration and it will promote awareness of plants, growing food, nature and the environment.
Dundee, OH
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to be able to create a fun educational environment that will allow our students to learn a skill that can be utilized during their time at Beacon Hill as well as long after they have left our school.
Fresno, CA
United States
The goal of our school garden is to expose our students to new adventures and new experiences. Our students have severe disabilities and some of the students are medically fragile. They do not get to experience gardens; for some they do not get to experience real fruits and vegetables.
Palo Alto, CA
United StatesThis collaborative art and ecology project is being developed in partnership with CNG, Brentwood Academy, the Cultural Kaleidoscope Program, and Castilleja School.
Cherry Hill, NJ
United StatesOur goal is to improve physical and emotional health in the children at For KEEPS by: increasing awareness about healthy foods; reducing body weights and improving (Body Mass Indices (BMIs); improving social skills such as waiting one's turn; listening to directions; being safe; communicating w
Lakefield, ON
CanadaGoal: To expose students to the importance and biodiversity of local food.
Fairfield, AL
United StatesOur primary goal is to expand and sustain an existing school garden located at C.J. Donald Elementary school in Fairfield, Alabama.
Riverbank, CA
United StatesOur garden has 1 year goals and 5 year goals: This grant will make our 1 year goals possible, and get us well on our way to success in achieving our 5 year goals.
Madison, WI
United StatesOur goal is to offer outdoor experiential learning opportunities in order to encourage exercise and healthy eating; expose students to the concepts of sustainable living and conservation; connect students to the natural world to inspire appreciation and respect for nature; encourage the integrati
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesOur goal with this educational garden is two fold: to inspire students through incorporating the natural world into their learning process; and to encourage young people to consider the impact that food and nutrition have on their lives and future health.
