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Denver, CO
United States
We have four primary goals for our community garden:.1.Support an organic 'garden to cafeteria' program.2.Incorporate the garden with the school.3.Integration with the community.4.Our first garden is ready for planting in April 2012!.Our garden is in the planning stages so all funds will be dire
Larkspur, CA
United StatesOur goal is to re-invigorate our gardening program on site. The teacher taking over the program is also the shop/art teacher and will be incorporating building elements for new growing beds work tables seed beds a small greenhouse and revitalizing/stocking the tool shed.
San Antonio, TX
United StatesThe goal for our garden is to provide our students with experiential learning in a healthy outdoor setting. The garden will involve all age levels and all curricular area in our school.
Seattle, WA
United States
Creating a community where children empower themselves with healthy lifestyle choices rooted in sustainable agricultural practices.
Castaic, CA
United StatesThe Whole Foods Grant would allow the facilitators at SCVi to expand the current curriculum into a hands-on experience for children ages K through 10th grade.
Santa Fe, NM
United States
The School wishes to add raised beds more fruit trees and to improve upon the outdoor classroom.
Santa Fe, NM
United StatesChildren learn about healthy food and skills to grow their own fruits and vegetables from the school gardens. Earth Care wants to provide additional support to the gardens in the form of larger tools to share and buying resources in bulk.
Kalispell, MT
United States
Kalispell Public Schools and FoodCorps Montana have partnered since 2011 in an effort to connect the approximately 6,000 students in District 5 with real food so they can grow up healthy.
Birmingham, AL
United StatesThe community gardens at each 21st Century Community Learning Center sites serve as a launching point for students to learn about science, health, nutrition, character education, and more.
Tampa, FL
United StatesWe have small circular and aeroponic gardens and gardens that hang from posts. Our intent for sustainability includes that the International Garden be part of our permanent school wide curriculum.
Toronto, ON
CanadaAt Rose Ave. PS our goal is to expand the garden spaces. There are two garden spaces at present but with a large student population and significant teacher interest as well as community food security needs we want to increase the volume of food produced.
Jackson, MS
United StatesOur goal with the garden is to teach kids at Rowan that the foods we eat grow from the ground and that healthy food will sustain healthy bodies for the future. I want the fresh food to give kids an alternative to the processed foods sold down the block.
Littleton, CO
United StatesOur garden will be an outdoor classroom where students will learn the full cycle of food - from planting to harvest to table. Students will learn the importance of healthy food through hands-on hard work and we plan to include harvests in school meals.
Ann Arbor, MI
United StatesOur garden goal is to create a teaching vegetable garden. We would like to create a garden that an entire class (30 students) can work in. The grant would make this possible. It would provide funds for seeds seed trays starter lights compost and fencing.
Lexington, KY
United StatesWe piloted a raised bed program with two grade levels this fall. It is running efficiently and successfully so we would like to add several more raised beds. The beds will be used to grow vegetables herbs and flowers.
West Palm Beach, FL
United StatesCHANGE Matters Inc. has started four community gardens throughout Palm Beach County FL. Our gardens help over 400 students and their families learn about the natural food-to-table cycle as well as specific scientific concepts related to food production.
Siler City, NC
United StatesOur goal is to create a healthy hands-on outdoor classroom where youth feel safe to develop unique leadership skills. The outdoor classroom establishes an alternative learning environment that promotes exploration of students' roles in creating the world in which we live.
Longview, WA
United StatesConstruction began on the 6 000 sq ft garden in June 2011. It is now fenced and has raised beds water supply and a garden shed with tools.
Santa Fe, NM
United StatesThe garden's goals are many and are constantly integrated further through the discussion and actions of our students staff family and all collaborative organizations. Above all we seek to provide student's with the ability to know and grow food.
Beverly, MA
United StatesThe proposed project would be for high school students to plant cultivate & harvest crops to sell at farmers' markets. Proceeds from the sales would support the Salem Teen Leadership Program (middle-school students)..
