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Bear, DE
United States
Students at Brader Elementary enjoy the garden experience and lesson extensions through science and literature culminating in community Harvest Festival events in the fall and in the spring.
Boston, MA
United StatesNonquit Street Neighborhood Association and Land Trust, founded in 1992, bridges the gap between nature and culture in the community. It serves the higher spiritual needs of residents as a necessity, not a luxury, in the low-income community of Upham's Corner, Dorchester.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesOur school garden was implemented in May 2011. Our School Health Advisory Council felt that the school garden would be very instrumental in helping our students learn about gardening and growing healthy foods.
Austin, TX
United StatesGrow Together is fundraising for a garden at 12th and Chicon, one of the highest crime areas of Austin, and situated near River City Hope Street, the non-profit umbrella under which we serve.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesMontgomery Elementary's garden was started in the Fall of 2011 and has already shown to have endless educational possibilities for our school community.
Gallup, NM
United StatesThe FoodCorps in Gallup serves three elementary schools and operates an acre+ educational community farm. We strive to engage children in growing gardens, eating locally grown produce, and practicing healthy eating habits for a long and healthy life.
Yorba Linda, CA
United StatesEl Camino Real High School is a Model Alternative Designation High School. The goal of the garden is to create a teaching environment by establishing a compost, worm farm and a raised garden.
Dallas, TX
United StatesA school garden at Harmony Science Academy Elementary would serve many educational purposes. Students will become responsible caretakers while learning about the agricultural processes and interactions of living and non-living things that help sustain life.
Arrington, TN
United StatesThis garden is currently funded through a diabetes-prevention grant from the state of Tennessee. Its future depends on continuing to receive grants and donations.
New York, NY
United StatesThe PS 24K Garden is a place where local children learn about the growth, taste and health benefits of vegetables, and practice first-hand preparing the vegetables for snacks and meals. The program helps children to build healthy habits that last a lifetime.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe Garden is located in East LA in what used to be an empty lot, which was used a dump site. A year ago a local organization Mujeres en Accion advocated to their local politicians clean up the lot. LA CAUSA was approached to develop a native/food garden.
Dallas, TX
United StatesThe mission of the Woodall Foundation Community Garden is to empower our school
McKinney, TX
United StatesThis garden is in the beginning stage and is located at an elementary school located in McKinney, TX
Altadena, CA
United StatesWe are a progressive charter school of 400 students, grades K-8. The school is built around a central courtyard that was wood chips and sand when we moved in 5 years ago.
Milford, CT
United StatesThe Boys & Girls Club of Milford is an after school program for youth ages 6-18 years old. We provide a fun, educational and safe place for young people to go after school and when they need us most. We will be building, growing and loving a vegetable garden at our Clubhouse.
Oak Park, IL
United StatesForest Park Community Garden is located in Forest Park, Illinois, a small Village 8 miles from downtown Chicago. Before FPCG was established in 2008, there were no resources for Forest Park residents who wanted to garden but didn't have a place to do so.
Waxahachie, TX
United StatesOur FarmGirls' Urban Farm will be a community garden with plots for singles, families, and area restaurants. An extension of the DFW Truck Farm education program will host a facility on site with classrooms for education and kitchen for learning how to can and preserve food from the garden.
Boise, ID
United States
The Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS) is a specialized, inquiry-based education organization that utilizes an organic garden setting as the foundation for our unique learning environment. Our mission is to grow healthy bodies and inquiring minds.
Greensboro, NC
United States
The Stoney Hill Community Garden is a community garden that provides learning to youth ages K-12 and food to the needy in Greensboro, NC. The community of the garden is low income and in need of healthy and affordable vegetables.
