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Salt Lake City, UT
United States
Real Food Rising (RFR) is a community farming program with a youth development core. We use sustainable agriculture to transform the lives of young people and to increase access to healthy food in Salt Lake.
Philadelphia, PA
United States
HPC plans to complete an outdoor raised-bed garden for Morton Elementary. The main goal of our garden effort is to showcase the health benefits derived from the garden which include nutrition from fresh produce and exercise from activities like garden work to both the school and community.
Lancaster, PA
United StatesOur garden goal is to teach students and their parents how to garden in an urban setting how to provide nutritious foods on a budget and the linkages between good nutrition and school success.
Chicago, IL
United States
Waters Elementary School (a Chicago Public School) serves over 600 students from many different ethnicities, cultures and economic levels, the majority of which are from minority and low-income families. For most schools, exposing children to ecological studies is simply not in the budget.
Thomson, GA
United StatesThe gardens will teach students how they can grow their own food and help support their families. The vegetables can be given to a local food bank that provides a free meal to families in this community.
San Diego, CA
United StatesThe goal of the proposed project is to expand the number and types of gardens at TES to allow all students an opportunity to participate in and learn from a variety of activities centered on the gardens.
Tillamook, OR
United StatesOur goal is to strengthen our community through increased self-reliance and volunteer engagement by involving teachers students their families and community in garden food production nutrition education and food system educational activities.
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
United StatesThe grant will expand our existing small classroom garden to provide fresh vegetables for students to enjoy in the cafeteria. The garden will also be used as an outdoor learning center.
Darien, CT
United StatesOur goal is to promote learning by integrating classroom education with hands-on experience. Food and garden based activities will be interwoven with grade level curriculum. Students teachers and families will be growing harvesting preparing and sharing the food as a community.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesIt has become clear that edible gardening can empower and inspire students to understand appreciate and value their environment.
Mt. Dora, FL
United StatesWe are a Title I school with 82 percent of our students on free-or-reduced lunch. For many of our students the meals they eat at school are their most nutritious of the day. Our goal for the garden is very simple - feed our children nutritious food.
New York, NY
United States
The garden goal is to boost and augment what we already have--most of what we have is entirely maintained on a voluntary basis with donated plants and vegetables. This grant would help us do more to create a high-quality gardening space for our students and our community.
Chicago, IL
United StatesWe would like to build a vertical hanging garden on the rooftop of our school. The students will grow flowers plants and vegetables to help beautify the school and serve as an outdoor classroom.
Paradise Valley, AZ
United StatesOur primary goal is to foster student curiosity about gardening. Gardens on the Go is based on having students develop experiments and experiences about gardens that relate directly to what they are learning in the classroom.
Houston, TX
United StatesThe Parish School exists to rehabilitate children who have language and learning differences. Teachers use a multi-sensory approach designed to help children who have trouble processing information and expressing themselves through language.
Jackson Heights, NY
United StatesAgriculture class is offered to 11th & 12th graders. With the additional developed space we will be able to offer a gardening experience to all of our students. Our goal is to teach sustainable farming.
Jenkintown, PA
United StatesOur school garden: a place where students will learn about biology through observation and discovery. There will be space to grow fruit and vegetables as well as flowers to attract bees. Composters and a rain barrel will demonstrate conservation.
Houston, TX
United StatesOur goal is to establish an early appreciation in students for the connection between healthy eating and a healthy body. The garden will offer an opportunity to integrate numerous secular studies and health curriculum into a co-operative and engaging setting.
Marietta, GA
United States
The grant will be used to install two raised organic garden beds to provide hands-on learning experiences for children ages 1-5 years old. The gardens will be incorporated in the preschool curriculum to teach children about nutrition environmental awareness and working together as a team.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe revitalization of the NKO garden started with the idea of showing students where their vegetables come from and promoting healthy eating habits.
