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Portland, OR
United States
Every garden needs certain essentials to thrive. Our garden needs soil amendments and a part time garden coordinator. In it's first two years the garden had an Americorps volunteer that worked with a OSU nutrition specialist to bring harvests from the garden into the classroom.
Gloucester, MA
United States
The grant is part of an effort to build learning gardens in five elementary schools weaving the schools into Gloucester's growing sustainable food system.
Vienna, VA
United StatesOur goal is to teach our children where food comes from how to grow it and how to integrate more fruits and vegetables in their diet. We strive to teach that eating in a more healthful sustainable way is not difficult.
New York, NY
United StatesOur goal is to extend the planting season in both the fall and spring. We are hoping to build a hoophouse so that we can continue to plant during the winter months and put plants in the group early in the spring.
Fort lauderdale, FL
United StatesGarden The goal of this grant is to expose urban public school children to a hands-on gardening project. .
Taos, NM
United StatesTierra Lucero's garden goal is to provide farm education to youth at nearby schools at its farm site. The grant would help make this educational opportunity available year round by supporting costs involved with a 4 season greenhouse unit.
Athens, OH
United States13. These grants will make it possible for the youth and residents in the Trimble and Nelsonville communities learn self-sufficiency skills concerning their food supplies.
Truro, MA
United StatesOur goal expands the biochar project by adding 5 beds and composting.Students will have the opportunity to do hands-on science to see how plants grow when you add biochar to the soil and its role in helping to slow global warming.The school would benefit from the creation of a sustainable outdoor
Bessemer City, NC
United StatesThis grant money will help to strengthen the current gardening program a great deal.
San Francisco, CA
United StatesTule Elk Project provides a vegetable garden and a garden educator to the school to establish healthy food habits from the earliest age possible in a low-income community.
Polson, MT
United StatesSchool gardens provide a place for experiential education outside the classroom. Students gain ownership and eagerly anticipate seeing how fruits and vegetables grow. The goal of the garden is to reinforce what students learn in the classroom through math science art and language.
Dekalb, IL
United StatesTyler Elementary School is very excited to continue the message of CATACH by crearing a School Garden. Many students and teachers are interested in teaching the community about increasing fruit and vegetable consumption and how to begin to grow a community garaden.
Buckhannon, WV
United StatesGoals include: Sustainability; Education- Conservation and community awareness; Environment and food and eco systems; duty to serve- community awareness. Goal accomplishment includes an introduction to organic gardening.
Morris Township, NJ
United StatesWith this grant we will rebuild our garden in our new school location. We will build raised garden beds for each classroom to plant and maintain lay fencing purchase seeds and plants and build a rain garden which will prevent soil erosion.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesOur garden goal is to renovate an existing greenhouse space in University High School to bolster the daytime science curriculum at the school with a hands-on learning experience and also to support the half acre outdoor school garden throughout the year.
Chicago, IL
United StatesIt is our goal to create a learning garden for our students that will teach and reinforce gardening concepts. We hope that the creation of this garden will help to bring our community together towards a common goal.
Tuscaloosa, AL
United StatesOur program seeks to engage at-risk youth in science nutrition and healthy eating through participation in gardening. We are interested not only in the garden as a teaching tool but also as a source of food for our community.
Knoxville, TN
United StatesExpanding and renovating the school garddens would allow for more participation within the school's community enabling us to share the increased harvest and to engage the community.
Thomaston, GA
United StatesOur goals are to enrich the students' learning experience foster healthy habits and to imporove social skills and behavior. Through the hands-on nature of gardening students will be able to see the life cycles of plants and develop some understanding of economics.
Dallas, TX
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to teach girls at Ursuline about the importance of eating organic food. We want them to gain awareness about why it is so important in our lives to be as healthy as we can. Many illnesses today are because of that excess of hormones and chemicals in food.
