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Portland, OR
United States
Make the garden a year-round venture using row covers on existing raised beds and greenhouse/tents on lower beds; new raised beds and borders; winter-time produce used directly in the cafeteria and classroom tastings.
Homestead, FL
United StatesThis grant will help the school in developing a garden with different species of plants thus would provide the students experience of natural beauty and Natural Science.This grant will bring a revolution to the community by bringing knowledge and awareness of plants in the students.
Tallahassee, FL
United StatesThe Garden at Lawton Chiles High School will be a space for students, faculty, staff and community members to learn, teach, and practice safe and environmentally sustainable food production methods.
Downers Grove, IL
United StatesThe grant will be a vital component in integrating the students' study of plants in science and math programs.
Lewiston, ME
United StatesThis proposal is for 2 gardens: (1) a new school garden located in the most disadvantaged school in our City in the same downtown neighborhood as most of our urban gardens; and (2) a 12-year old children's garden at the City's largest public housing complex Hillview Apartments.
Cresco, IA
United StatesLime Springs is an extremely small town in rural Northeast Iowa. There are no grocery stores and no local fruit or vegetable farms. We hope that our school's raised bed gardens provide opportunities for education and healthy eating for our students and members of our community.
Salt Lake City, UT
United StatesThis is a joint project of the local Community Council and Lincoln School. The grant will benefit our diverse ethnic student body by aligning state curriculum to hands on gardening. This will include science math critical thinking and environmental awareness.
Oakland, CA
United StatesThe primary goal of the garden program is to provide students with outdoor gardening experiences that tie into our environmental education and nutrition programs for our K-5 students.
Woodstock, GA
United StatesThe purpose of the Little River School Garden is to foster a sustainable learning environment which will enhance academic achievement promote healthy living support social development and empower students teachers and the community to learn collectively.
Santa Cruz, CA
United StatesThis grant will provide funds to rebuild our garden shed restore beds provide for seeds and soil create pathways and buy several tools.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesThe Kirtland Community Garden Project is deeply based in community involvement integrated garden-based curriculum into the school day and increased nutrition and food consciousness for the youth through eco-literacy and service learning projects.
Memphis, TN
United StatesGrowing food within an educational context will enable us to cultivate a school climate for children at Knight Road Elementary School that fosters healthy growth transformation experiential education and community outreach.
Kissimmee, FL
United StatesOnce we have our garden started the school cafeteria is going to use some of the vegetables we grow to cook food with. One of our goals is to donate food to some of the student's families who are going through difficult times.
Houston, TX
United StatesOur school garden will be a catalyst for change in obliterating hunger and poverty in our community as well as a living science lab where children can learn to appreciate seeing nature in action.
La Farge, WI
United StatesWith the help of this grant we hope to involve all 250 students enrolled in our K-12 school district in our garden program. The garden will serve as an outdoor classroom for a range of interdisciplinary studies.
Goleta, CA
United StatesThe grant would enable and assist in funding our Garden Program Educator to continue teaching in an economy where funding is scarce. Seed money has enabled an amazing garden and outdoor classroom to be set up and accessible to the students.
Dade City, FL
United StatesThe goal of this garden is to promote healthy food choices for the community's children and families. Families will share valuable time together while weeding watering and harvesting vegetables and preparing them at home.
Shorewood, WI
United StatesOur project will provide a multifunctional garden for the entire community while enhancing environmental literacy for students within the Shorewood School District.
Lake City, TN
United StatesOur goal is to expand! We need to increase in size the variety of foods and the number of gardens. We live in a rural low income/high poverty community (2/3 of the students receives free/reduced lunch benefits).
Durham, NC
United StatesOur ongoing goal is to keep the garden viable and productive. The maintenance of the garden is very labor intensive and can drain volunteer hours. This project will transform sections of the garden into a food forest which will be more self-sustaining and reduce maintenance demands.
