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We seek to actively engage children in the process of growing food and arm them with the knowledge of why and how to eat healthfully. Our project highlights gardening both as a type of physical activity and as a way to study the natural world.

Nearly 20% TN children are either obese or overweight.Green Club seeks to educate the Nashville community about eating healthy.Also we want to provide free local produce to urban Nashville areas that lack whole food stores.We'll teach community members how to make their food from scracth& we'

The project goals are for all students through classroom and hands-on experiences to gain knowledge of relationships people have to environment plant parts and life cycles and how people help their growth other factors that enhance growth how food people eat is grown in a garden what parts of

The garden at Mattison Avenue 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.

There are many who can benefit from and appreciate the beauty of school gardens but flourishing gardens take years to become well established. Gardens also require a dedicated and knowledgeable gardener to remain useful and beautiful over time.

The garden grant will give students a hands-on approach with the growing care for and distribution of plants herbs and vegetables. The conversations and experiences will link directly to curriculum and our healthy living goals.

The Junior Beta Club of Macedonia Elementary would like to begin a project that will increase their impact on the education and health of fellow students. Through this project we will provide the cafeteria with fresh produce to encourage healthful nutrition.

Our goal for this grant is to continue to improve our site's capacity to teach our students the skills necessary to grow organic produce in a sustainable way by improving our greenhouse space.

The goal for the Manassas Park Middle School garden is to become an outdoor living classroom. The garden will be accessible to all students and can be integrated across the curriculum. A grant would allow the school garden to be succesfully implemented in it's first year.