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Los Angeles, CA
United States
Kidding Around the Kitchen (KATK) brings a “hands on” cooking experience and lesson to the classroom in which the kids actively participate in the preparation of recipes. The result of their cutting, measuring cooking and then eating their creations is more than simply a lesson in health.
Tampa, FL
United States
A great place for our students to learn and enjoy the outdoors
Wellington, FL
United States
Growums are themed garden kits that allow children to grow complete gardens and encourage them to eat healthy foods- a vital concern for educators and parents everywhere, as our country
Roanoke, VA
United States
Food For Thought is a collaborative community effort to address the silent epidemic of hunger, poor health, obesity and poverty in our community's children.
Salem, OR
United States
Marion-Polk Food Share is leading the fight to end hunger in Marion and Polk counties in Oregon.
Davis, CA
United States
The UC Davis School Gardening Program is a program of the Agricultural Sustainability Institute on the UC Davis campus. It is located at the Ecological Garden and Student Farm on campus.
Manhattan Beach, CA
United States
GrowingGreat is a nationwide community-based non-profit education organization dedicated to inspiring children and adults to adopt healthy eating habits, decreasing the risk of obesity and disease.
Simi Valley, CA
United States
Developing life-long living solutions for adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities.
Rocky River, OH
United States
The program/club will give kids values and confidence needed to go through life. The themes will be surrounded around managing money, the process of positive thinking and outcomes of it, healthy lifestyle physical, emotional, and mental.
Cortlandt Manor, NY
United States
Something Good in the World is a grass roots environmental educational organization, which operates as a public charity under section 501c3 of the IRS code.
Columbus, OH
United States
Ohio's Farm to School Program provides youth, pre-K through college, with access to nutritious meals, while supporting local farmers and communities.
Bath, OH
United States
Old Trail School is a nationally recognized Green Ribbon School and a Summit of Sustainability Award recipient, occupying 62 acres that are surrounded by the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
Wilmette, IL
United States
Yellow Tractor is a mission-driven organization built on the Social Enterprise model. We are in business to create lasting, positive change in individual health and well-being and seek partners who share this objective.
Baghdad BD
Iraq
Mesopotamia—or the “land between two rivers”—has also been known for thousands of years as the Middle East’s “fertile crescent.” The rich soil and temperate climate of the valleys between the Tigris and Euphrates turned ancient Iraq into prime real estate for some of the world’s most ancient civi
Richfield, MN
United States
ISD 287 is an intermediate school district serving 12 school districts in Hennepin County, Minnesota. I work in the alternative schools. At South Education Center we applied for and were awarded a Bloomington Public Health SHIP grant to build 12 raised garden beds.
Vineyard Haven, MA
United States
Island Grown Schools is Martha's Vineyard Farm to School Program. We work with almost every schoolage child on the island, from 2-18 years old, at all seven K-12 schools and at six island pre-schools.
Richfield, MN
United States
SEC organic garden was initiated by Terry Guthrie with the support of The City of Bloomington's SHIP (Statewide Health Improvement Program) in 2009. The garden supports curriculum engagment, cafeteria integration, community outreach and building-wide participation.
San Jose, CA
United States
We currently work at 2 local Elementary Schools, Goss and McKinley, to offer outdoor and hands on education in our School Gardens Program.
Indianapolis, IN
United States
We currently have 9 garden boxes, an outdoor classroom, a three tiered compost system, three chickens, an orchard, and rain garden in our urban setting.
