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Lincoln City, OR
United States
We want to expose vegetables to the children in a fun hands-on way that they can take ownership in the process as they learn about nutrition.
Westfield, NJ
United StatesWe want to enhance our nutrition and gardening education program by expanding to a school wide garden where students will learn the benefits of gardening throughout their elementary school experience.
Taos, NM
United StatesTierra Lucero's garden goal is to provide effective year-round farming education for students by establishing a programs where near-by schools come to its farm site for hands-on growing opportunities.
Chicago, IL
United StatesWe envision an expanded garden which links volunteer parents with classrooms to educate children and the community on gardening and nutrition.
Baton Rouge, LA
United StatesOur goal is to establish school gardens where students learn important life skills in multi-discipline areas (science math healthy living and language arts).
Tesuque, NM
United StatesTesuque Elementary has a goal to extend the growing season. We want to grow more fresh fruits and vegetables to send home to families living below the poverty level who have limited access to fresh foods.
Atlanta, GA
United StatesThe students' ultimate goal is to create a new component of the garden and maintain the existing area. We would like to plant a tree in the garden and then attach "friendship" leaves created from ceramics by the students to the branches.
Plainfield, NJ
United StatesThis grant would allow us to create a sustainable garden using the water that is collected from the roof of our school.
James Isle, SC
United StatesThe CACGP guides/assists several hundred youth per year in the development of edible gardens from construction phase to harvest promoting physically active and healthy lifestyles.
Lakewood, CO
United StatesThe primary goal is to educate children. Another goal is to provide food for the children & families in need associated with the college. The garden expansion will further connect the Children's Center college & its young families many of whom do not have gardening resources.
Berwyn, IL
United StatesThe Garden Grant will enable The Children's School to broaden its goal of working with Kindergarten and First Grade children to increase their interest in and knowledge of plants and gardening.
Oklahoma City, OK
United StatesThe kids loved fresh food especially if they helped grow it. We want to enlarge the garden and expand the number of students involved to include the entire school. The garden will be incorporated in methods of education for every subject.
steep falls, ME
United StatesThe goal of the school gardens is to teach students where their food comes from and how to grow it sustainably. The gardens serve as outdoor learning labs where students can learn through hands-on experiences that draw on a variety of subject matter.
Houston, TX
United StatesOur goals is for our students to take interest in creating a better garden that will help in the needs of helping others that are in need. Also for them to learn hands on experience.
Chicago, IL
United StatesA Whole Kids grant will help the Greenhouse Club add an outdoor raised bed garden with five 4x8' beds including at least one accessible bed suitable for motility-challenged gardeners.
Blue Bell, PA
United StatesThe garden at Stony Creek Elementary one garden within the Wissahickon Garden Program. The program seeks to create a holistic tangible paradigm shift in our learning community towards sustainable "green" living healthy eating and mindful consumption of our food.
Kansas City, KS
United StatesWe would like to inspire our students to grow some of their food and to live a more healthy and sustainable life. Many of our students and families face financial challenges that force them to move frequently. Many live in small apartments without yards.
Stuart, FL
United StatesOur short-term goal is to reclaim maintain and possible expand the existing garden area in order to provide a variety of produce to the Stuart Middle School students and staff.
Detroit, MI
United StatesThe garden goal is to implement a sustainable rain catchment system at each of our garden sites. This will improve our ability to ensure that our garden is adequately watered and this will also improve our ability to engage community stakeholders at the garden.
Denver, CO
United StatesMile High Montessori has 6 sites with the opportunity to garden. Some sites have gardens that are not integrated into the program some sites have no garden.
