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Communities In Schools of Philadelphia proposes to establish an urban garden at William Dick School. Urban gardens provide fresh produce and plants as well as satisfying labor, neighborhood improvement, sense of community and connection to the environment.

The students at Foster Elementary benefit most from the hands-on learning opportunities and exposure to healthy food and fitness choices offered by the school garden. Through sensory observations and inquiry-driven methods, math, science, and other subjects come alive in the outdoors.

Our goal is to expand our initial implementation of the Edible Garden at Parkview Junior Academy, so that it can serve as a four-season garden that provides sufficient fresh produce to feed the Academy's students, and students' families who are in dire need, and, provide teachers with project-based learning opportunities.

This grant will allow Quench & Nourish, Inc.

We aim to create a hydroponic garden in an urban setting at Boston Latin School (BLS) to raise student interest in sustainable agriculture,to promote eating healthy locally grown produce, and to utilize the hydroponic garden as an engaging learning tool in science courses.

Local Matters will create a school garden at the Columbus Collegiate Academy where children learn about where food comes from, why it

The primary goal of the Mill Valley Children's Garden is to cultivate a healthy community with our 500+ students by strengthening their connection with the food system and improving access to nutritious food.

 Roots & Culture is an aspiring garden and nutrition education program serving urban youth in Oakland with a focus on food justice.  

First and foremost, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, our goal this year is to rebuild our garden following its destruction and flooding on October 29th, 2012. The garden was started in the 2011-2012 school year and has become an integral part of the YW

Through the generous support of the Whole Kids Foundation, Wayne Metro will construct a new garden at Ann Visger Academy with the goal of creating a new outdoor learning environment that integrates hands-on gardening activities with school curriculum and community life.