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Cary, NC
United States
Our school's Edible Garden provides an opportunity for our students to get their hands in the dirt and watch food grow. While doing this they are able to donate the food to those who need it and are sometimes in their classes.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesHPC plans to assemble and install an indoor growing lab at Penrose to showcase indoor gardening and seed starting techniques in order to enhance the teachers' ability to meet science-based academic standards.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesOur goal for the grant is to expand and bolster our garden programming better integrating them into the schools and community.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe goal of the garden is to involve and expose the community to the natural processes involved in gardening to provide the knowledge necessary to grow and maintain their own urban garden. As the garden grows we hope to supplement school lunches with freshly grown produce from the garden.
New York, NY
United StatesWe have 4 goals for the garden: 1) Teach students from underserved communities about healthy eating and benefits of including fruits and vegetables in their diets; 2) Provide high-quality nutritional food to students & staff at the Academy Phoenix House facilities and community; 3) Offer
Weston, FL
United StatesCurrently our garden grows herbs and spices which we hope to expand to include fresh vegetables and fruits. This grant would help us obtain the necessary supplies to do so.
Fort Myers, FL
United StatesThe food bank's goal is to teach children about food and healthy nutrition the hunger issues of many Southwest Floridians environmental sustainability and personal responsibility. A school garden teaches these lessons.
Pinedale, WY
United StatesThe goal of the hoop houses is three fold; to educate our afterschool program youth in how raise produce; to provide quality fresh produce to our community and to teach youth a healthy active lifestyle by working in the garden and preparing the produce they raise.
Pittsburgh, PA
United StatesPittsburgh Linden draws its diverse student body from the entire city of Pittsburgh. Many students have no gardening experience so far. A garden on the school grounds will enable Linden teachers to provide hands-on projects for the students.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesThe goal of our garden project is to foster the reconnection of our students to the land as the source of their food. We will teach our students to be advocates for healthy eating by learning to prepare the foods they grow through first-hand gardening experience.
Honor, MI
United StatesThis grant will provide cooking equipment and supplies (especially scientific measuring tools) to teachers and food service staff to facilite educational uses of harvested from the hoop in both the classroom and lunchroom setting.
Cincinnati, OH
United StatesOur garden will be a learning oasis where classroom content comes to life through real-world experiences & students see the abundant rewards of nurturing growing things. Many of our students experience food insecurity at home. We want to improve their access to healthy foods.
Gloucester, MA
United States
All K-5 students have two complete seed-to-fork experiences every year: Fall Harvest Day and spring Salad Days.
Plymouth Meeting, PA
United StatesAs mentioned above we are looking to expand and improve our garden. Due to the current size of the garden the amount of produce we get is not enough to offer to all of the schools in our district.
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.
Vancouver, WA
United StatesCurrently students do not demonstrate much knowledge about healthy eating choices and/or sustainable environmental practices. Also family/community involvement drops considerably from the elementary school level to the middle school level..
Newark, OH
United StatesTo fuse the images of fresh food health & gardening change the image of food as wrapped and processed strengthen connection between growing cooking and eating healthy food by offering gardening as a peaceful acitivity of everyday life in our community.
Park City, UT
United StatesThe goal of the Park City Day School garden program is to expand the vegetable garden space in order to increase the types of garden activities in which the students can participate.
Mill Valley, CA
United States
We have had a set back in our garden this year with our composting as well as our limited budget for planting in a school year.
Hamilton, ON
CanadaWhile we have done a small children's garden program from the EcoHouse Community Garden for 3 seasons the garden's educational potential for children touring the site is not being met.
