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San Jose, CA
United States
80% of our student at Downtown College Prep qualify for free or reduced lunch programs. We have started an environmental science program at DCP with help from CNGF. We plan on collaborating with CNGF on our senior projects for our new environmental science class.
Castro Valley, CA
United StatesStanton's garden is 6 years old. We wish to partner with CNGF/ the ELSEE model so we can effectively teach urban farming, and nutrition education in the garden. Working with CNGF/ELSEE will assure our garden's future as a eco-teaching laboratory and a source of healthy food.
Boise, ID
United StatesHawthorne's school mission is to continue fostering academic excellence through collaborative efforts of staff, parents, volunteers, and students. Our school will be a neighborhood center that provides a sense of community, safety, stability, and resources for many family needs.
Brookings, SD
United StatesThe goal of our gardening project is to teach youth to utilize their resources, understand how to care for the environment, and create a sustainable garden that provides for the needs of those around them; all while learning about nutrition and healthy lifestyles and the science behind gardening.
Dallas, TX
United StatesArmstrong Elementary School is located in an inner suburb of Dallas where there is limited land and dense population.
Fayetteville, AR
United StatesThe garden was created to supply local, organic food to the cafeteria to improve student nutrition; to give students opportunities for experiential learning and application of ideas learned in the classroom; and to connect students with their families, role models, and community.
Plano, TX
United StatesWe have four primary objectives for our garden: promoting healthy foods and eating habits through the cultivation of fruits and vegetables; fostering volunteerism amongst our students and their families through participation in the garden; providing sustenance to our community through donation o
Anchorage, AK
United StatesTo create a therapeutic garden program where youth in Alaska Children
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of the Teaching Garden is to shift the way students think about food. Through interactive programing and project-based learning students will increase their appreciation and understanding of agriculture, nutrition, and the food system.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of the Teaching Garden is to shift the way students think about food. Through interactive programing and project-based learning students will increase their appreciation and understanding of agriculture, nutrition, and the food system.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of the Teaching Garden is to shift the way students think about food. Through interactive programing and project-based learning students will increase their appreciation and understanding of agriculture, nutrition, and the food system.
Canoga Park, CA
United StatesThe garden will provide a hands-on way for students in grades kindergarten
Hoffman Estates, IL
United States
The goals are to 1) engage our diverse population of students on the importance of good food choices to aide against childhood obesity 2) collaborate with the Science, Math, Health, Family Consumer Science, Applied Technology, and the Special Education departments to show how building and maintai
San Francisco, CA
United StatesThe goal is to educate youth about the impacts food has on personal health and the health of the environment, while also cultivating their entrepreneurial skills through business partnerships.
Culver City, CA
United StatesOur garden's goal is to build awareness among parents, students and staff about the wonderful garden that we have and the wonderful curriculum associated with it. We would like to increase the number of teachers who utilize the garden in teaching their lessons plans and curriculum.
Zelienople, PA
United States
Glade Run Gardens serves as a therapeutic, vocational, and educational program for children throughout Western Pennsylvania. Students at St.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesEnrichLA did an extreme makeover of this garden in April 2012 with the help of a Lowe's Toolbox Grant!
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe original garden at Delevan Drive Elementary was meant to be a part of an old horticultural program at the school. Sadly, LAUSD eliminated various garden programs a long time ago. The unused and deteriorated nursery, chick coop, and garden shed was a gloomy sight.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesWe built this garden in the spring of 2012. It includes an outdoor kitchen. The goal of this garden is to have it be the center of the existing program that teaches environmental stewardship, social awareness, wellness, nutrition and ecology.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesJune Jordan School for Equity has an existing but underutilized garden. This funding will enable the school to continue its participation in the Schoolyard to Market program and thus ensure fuller use of their site. They will perform hands-on work in the school garden, take field trips to the farmers market and local farms, learn from market experts, and sell their produce at the San Francisco Ferry Plaza Farmers Market.
