Search
6112 Results
Wahpeton, ND
United States
Green School local foods initiatives promote gardening for student community and environmental health. Kids get nutrition life skills physical activity to reduce high rate of diabetes 2 obesity and related problems among Native people. Gardening is culturally relevant.
Cleveland, OH
United States
Citizens Leadership Academy is a new school in our founding year and we have a courtyard in the center of our school that would be perfect for a school garden. The garden would provide vegetables for our students and their families; about 75% of our families qualify for the U.S.
Minneapolis, MN
United States
Our school has a vision of beautifying school grounds through gardening while providing child interaction and learning in the gardens. This grant will allow us to begin our efforts by creating a vegetable garden.
Minneapolis, MN
United StatesIndigenous Garden Goals are to: empower young people to produce their own food recapture a traditional diet for a healthier lifestyle and re-establish the connection to land. People heal when they re-establish a connection to the earth and we see young people making healthier decisions.
Easthampton, MA
United StatesThe garden will serve as a place of connection providing a laboratory where children can explore and apply their classroom studies.
Grand Rapids, MI
United StatesThis garden grant will provide nutrition education for kids and their parents and increase access to and consumption of local fruits and vegetables by the whole school community.
Calabasas, CA
United StatesTo go from styrofoam cups to container beds! Instead of seedlings that never turn into beans and die at home the kids shall finally experience the full lifecycle. Plan: six 4'x8'x1.5' raised wood beds with drip irrigation.
Portland, OR
United StatesThe goal of the Chapman School Garden is to teach students the importance of healthy food and sustainability through hands-on experiences in the garden.
Altadena, CA
United States
Students with little or no experience of growing food will learn to prepare soil plant tend harvest and prepare or sell organic fruits and vegetables.
Chattanooga, TN
United StatesThis grant will make it possible for our students to consume fresh vegetables and fruits. It provides Earth Club members with the opportunity to plan plant and harvest a garden. It beautifies our campus and provides green spaces for migrating butterflies and birds.
Gallup, NM
United Stateswe would like to expand our burgeoning garden program. the grant will help bring more food into the school cafeteria and provide further opportunities for children at the school to work the land and gain a sense of ownership over the food they help produce and eat.
Marlton, NJ
United StatesThe goal of this project will be to provide students with an opportunity to be involved in a cross curricular learning experience that will be conducted utilizing an outdoor classroom.
Greenwood Village, CO
United StatesThe goal of our garden is to provide our campus of three schools (elementary middle and senior high) a space where students of all ages can come together to participate in all levels of gardening.
Highlands Ranch, CO
United StatesOur goal is to provide preschoolers with first hand experience in growing food so that their math science literacy & nutrition knowledge grow. The preschoolers will also have opportunities to develop the character traits of cooperation enthusiasm respect & sharing.
Annapolis, MD
United StatesOur goal is to expand our children's knowledge of gardening and teach .them to share their work at home and in the community.
Ardmore, PA
United StatesThis grant will allow us to create 2 more raised garden beds in front of cafeteria purchase the necessary supplies to make them and everything to upkeep them. We hope to be able to provide a small stipend to a struggling family in the community to water the garden in the summer.
Chevy Chase, MD
United StatesMy goal is to teach students about the importance of plants for survival and for sustainability. Our garden will provide a real-life hands on learning experience for students to see the whole cycle of a plant and also to eat something that they have made themselves.
Grand Rapids, MI
United StatesVulnerable communities in Grand Rapids like the neighborhoods that surround Campau Elementary School are food deserts: virtually no options exist for purchasing produce from Michigan which is the second largest agricultural producer.
North Hollywood, CA
United StatesThe goal of our garden project is to teach children to appreciate all living things and to understand how to be good stewards of the Earth.
