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Altadena, CA
United States
The Woolly School Garden is a vertical edible garden that can be hung anywhere. We would hang it on an east-facing chain link fence.
Austin, TX
United StatesARS has a goal to use a greenhouse as an experiential hands-on tool for students to learn environmental stewardship good nutrition with an emphasis on fresh foods and other science-based lessons.
Austin, TX
United StatesThis grant would enable the Blanton Garden to serve as an excellent tool for both educating students and science, nutrition, and other subjects as well exposing children to vegetables and gardening. Many of our students live in multi-family dwellings and have minimal access to garden space.
Tucson, AZ
United StatesApollo's garden would plant various plants such as vegatables herbs tomatoes cilantro peppers and other plants that are used in this area. Our goal is to be able to establish a self sustaining garden by developing a school farmers market.
Buffalo Grove, IL
United StatesOur garden goal is to create a productive garden with student based planning and maintenance. The grant will help provide the resources necessary to create a garden and gardening program that will show students how food is grown and where nutritious food comes from.
North Miami, FL
United StatesOur garden goal this is to double the number of participants by creating a garden club "ACE's." By doubling the number of students from 36 to 72 we will need more funding for purchasing fresh vegetables and fruits to serve to the students in addition to what is being served in the cafeteria.
York, ON
Canada
Our gardening goal is to increase access to fresh healthy food food growing spaces and food education in our community. Two challenges that our partner schools face with independent gardens are teacher time and summer maintenance.
Jacksonville, FL
United StatesThe main goal is to create a holistic engaging educational atmosphere allowing students to become excited about nature and organic lifestyle. We also hope for the community garden to promote the benefits of organic and sustainable agriculture to youth.
New Orleans, LA
United States
At Arthur Ashe Charter School students eat their lunch while gazing out a picture frame of gorgeous, native and exotic shade plants, showcasing the school's kitchen herb and flower garden.
Saint Paul, MN
United States
Our goals are to create a space for students to engage in hands on learning to create a program led by and sustained by students and to create a program that engages our students in the larger community.
New York, NY
United StatesOur goal is to continue to build and maintain a healthy and bountiful garden that will provide educational opportunities for students in years to come and help beautify our corner yard which is visible from all sides by the public.
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur primary goal is educational. We want our children to learn about nutrition and plant life cycles. We also want them to learn about organic gardening. They will learn that gardening is a great way to be self-reliant and a cost-effective way to eat healthfully.
Imperial, CA
United StatesGrowingGreat will use the grant to complete garden construction and purchase supplies needed to deliver a successful school garden program. Construction of a three-bin compost system will enable students to study decomposition practice waste management and use compost to benefit garden soil.
Chicago, IL
United States
Bell has always wanted a vegetable garden to bring students and the community in touch with how the production of food and the environment are interconnected.
Chicago, IL
United StatesThe food garden at Hamilton will provide teachers the opportunity to use outdoor inquiry-based learning to teach children about: healthy eating nutrition the link between food production and the environment botany systems and cycles...In addition to academic goals the food garden at Hamilton
West Palm Beach, FL
United StatesHere at Dreyfoos we see the potential of school gardens extending past merely producing food. Amongst high schoolers it will instill an appreciation for the process of plot-to-plate and encourage healthy eating habits and stewardship for the environment despite the urban surroundings.
Northridge, CA
United StatesOur school is so happy since whole foods has adopted us. Our main goal is to learn about the important food crops and improve students nutrition. The lessons include vegetables fruits and nuts which are essential for meeting human nutritional needs.
San Diego, CA
United StatesInternational Baccalaureate (IB) programs offer an ideal frame for school garden programs. Through learning organic gardening this midcity San Diego cluster of IB schools (Birney Einstein & Jefferson) will share resources in a 9 mo.
Mountain View, CA
United StatesWhile we're elated to have our own campus space is limited and we haven't been able to create a garden. By partnering with the neighboring preschool we can build a shared garden in a plot between the two campuses.
