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Cohasset, MA
United States
The Friends of Holly Hill Farm is the non-profit education center based at Holly Hill Farm in Cohasset, MA. Holly Hill Farm is a certified organic vegetable, flower, and herb farm with just under 4 acres under cultivation. The farm sells to the public and to a few local restaurants. I
Grass Valley, CA
United States
We have a preschool garden serving 43 children and their families. We have about 12 spanish speaking families. Most of our families qualify for free lunch program. Our garden is about 3 years old and growing. We need all the help we can get!
Bloomington, IN
United StatesAmity Montessori School enjoys an organic school garden that is planted, tended, and harvested by the children attending the school. We use the garden for snack, cooking activities, food prep., Practical Life, and learning about Science, Math, and nutrition.
Ottawa, ON
Canada
Growing Up Organic is a project of Canadian Organic Growers' Ottawa Chapter. We run a number of active programs aimed at increasing youth awareness of and access to local organic foods, while encouraging increased organic production for the local community.
Nashville, TN
United States
Plant the Seed is a not-for-profit program that creates outdoor classrooms in community and school gardens to educate and empower under-resourced young people—building cultural connections, advancing economic justice and improving their overall health and well-being.
West Hills, CA
United States
We are a suburban, public school of approximately 400 students. We are located in West Hills, California. Our garden consists of 8 raised beds with a pergola and some grape vines. We are currently growing organic vegetables and have a few fruit trees. Our hope is to expand our garden to inclu
Mansfield, MA
United StatesWe are a learning center serving children ages 3 - 11 both full day programs for early learners and after school enrichment for ages 6 - 11. We want to start our own garden and have a space of 30 x 50.
Mundelein, IL
United StatesOur organic garden will grow vegetables, flowers, bulbs, prairie grasses and fruits. We will share our harvest with our local foodbank. Our children consistently emphasize good health habits. We are committed to healthy lifestyles.
Charlottesville, VA
United States
Flowers, fruit and vegetables grown by the students at Paul H. Cale Elementary School.
Victor, NY
United StatesWe are a group of elementary age students in Upstate New York, who after seeing the movie FOOD Inc. are looking into ways of helping the less fortunate in our community have access to good healthy food.
Oberlin, OH
United States
Veggie U is dedicated to increasing children’s awareness of healthy food options, and teaching them how real food reaches their plate. We believe children who are exposed to growing their own food are more likely to include vegetables in their diet.
Walnut Creek, CA
United StatesThrough a grant we applied for last year provided by Alliance for a Healthier Generation, we are in the planning stages of a terraced Teaching Garden at the elementary school.
studio city, CA
United StatesFrom The Ground Up was started about a year ago and serves as an edible garden where kids from all grades come out the garden and learn about sustainability by doing hands-on activities.
Oakland, CA
United States
The Stonehurst Edible Schoolyard provides students on the Stonehurst Campus with opportunities to explore the natural world using scientific inquiry and to connect academics with knowledge about nurturing the land, growing healthy food, and supporting where they can explore the science of soil,
Durango, CO
United StatesDiscovery Garden at the Durango Discovery Museum
Enhancing the learning experience at the “Pow” by growing a science-based garden space.
Dayton, NV
United States
Since 2010, Healthy Communities Coalition has strategically worked towards improving our area’s food system.
San Diego, CA
United StatesWe are in the process of constructing out Edible Science Garden. We have funding in place and are moving forward! So very excited to get these kids growing their own food and relating the garden to their daily educational activities.
