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Los Angeles,, CA
United States
Working with youth in a Group Home setting to create a theraputic garden and kitchen garden. We share one morning a week in a small group working in the garden, talking about healthy lifestyle habits and enjoying the outdoor space.
Minnetonka, MN
United States
Our program manages seventy-five 8'x4' raised cedar beds, 6 cold frames, 3 tower gardens, and 2 aquaponics systems. We have financed our program with grants from Lowe's, Target, and Whole Foods.
Campbellford, ON
Canada
Hi We (I) am just starting out and will update as I go. I am currently trying to get funding to start my edible classroom .
Boulder, CO
United States
The Kitchen Community, a 501c3 nonprofit, was established in 2011 as the philanthropic arm of The Kitchen restaurants to connect kids to nutritious food by creating Learning Gardens in schools and community organizations across America.
Dripping Springs, TX
United States
Nuestro Jardin, (Our Garden) was built in 2007 - 2008 using funds from many years of paper recycling plus generous donations from many businesses in Dripping Springs, Texas. It was built with countless hours of volunteer help by parents, staff, and students.
Houston, TX
United States
A garden classroom after-school program taught by members of Urban Harvest: a Houston non-profit involved in Garden Education, starting and maintaining Community Gardens, and organizing Farmers Markets.
Houston, TX
United States
A garden classroom after-school program taught by members of Urban Harvest: a Houston non-profit involved in Garden Education, starting and maintaining Community Gardens, and organizing Farmers Markets.
Princeton, NJ
United States
The Princeton School Gardens Cooperative is small 501c3 that works to increase food literacy in the public schools.
Mission: Fostering garden- and food-based education in the classroom, cafeteria and community.
Auckland
New Zealand
Our programmes involve students between the ages of five and eleven years. Our junior students participate in the class teacher-led programme ‘Food for Thought’.
Liberty, MO
United States
Our school garden was started out of a passion for kids to have more of an opportunity for hands on/experiential learning. Currently the garden is essentially a school community garden, everyone in the Schumacher community (teachers, staff, students and their families) are able to use it as an p
Omaha, NE
United States
We sustain communities though gardening and build a skilled workforce who will enter into jobs & careers in culinary, public health, environmental-sciences, education, and more.
Chicago, IL
United States
The Garden Project oversees a number of programs here Oscar Mayer Magnet School, a Chicago Public Elementary School in the heart of the city.
Seattle, WA
United States
Greenwood School Garden currently features six raised beds (one for each class level) and is working on integrating growing vegetables into the school curriculum as well as using the garden to teach children about healthy eating.
Aventura, FL
United States
We are currently in the process of forming our non-profit and am looking to connect with the community to find out how we can get started. We are looking to create organic sustainable greenhouses on school premises, along with gardening classes/kitchen classes... etc.
St Paul, MN, MN
United States
We are a University of Minnesota class that works with school gardens to advance plant science and horticulture with hands-on lessons provided by our university students.
Occidental, CA
United States
A pioneer in the school gardens movement, the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center in Sonoma County, Calif., has trained and supported over 650 teachers and staff from approximately 250 schools through its
Calgary, AB
Canada
Our Horticultural Program works towards community development using gardening. We partner with other organizations to engage diverse groups of participants who are responsible for the care and cultivation of five gardens around the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Collingswood, NJ
United States
Mark Newbie's edible garden was enabled and begun last year due in part to a Whole Foods garden grant. We have had two full planting seasons teaching children about composting rainbarrel watering, planting , pruning, harvesting and eating raw organic veggies grown by their hands alone.
Detroit, MI
United States
D-Town farm is a seven acre farm operated by the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network (DBCFSN). It grows more than 30 different crops, has bee hives and large scale composting.
