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Wilmington, NC
United States
Vision: To create and sustain a community garden for the production of food for those hungry in body and a place of beauty for those hungry in spirit.
Montreal, QC
Canada
Our mission is to design sustainable oriented programs based on school needs that develop student's entrepreneurship skills and promote higher education.
Washington, DC
United States
Horace Mann Elementary has has had a school garden for over 20 years, growing our curriculum out of our science program. During this time our gardens have changed location many times but have continued to grow despite disruptions to physical locations.
Sebring, FL
United States
Forty First grade and thirty ESE Pre-K students synergized as "Budding Buddies" to grow and harvest vegetables in raised garden beds. The nutrition garden called, "Synergy Soup and Salsa Garden," is one of three garden projects featured at Fred Wild Elementary.
Vancouver, BC
Canada
Fresh Roots envisions a world where everyone has access to healthy food, land, and community. We cultivate engaging gardens and programs that catalyze healthy eating, ecological stewardship, and community celebration.
Oklahoma City, OK
United States
Oklahoma City Harvest is a non profit program of Oklahoma City Beautiful.
Hartford, CT
United States
We are a public Montessori school in the South End of Hartford, CT. We currently have two campuses, with gardens at each campus. Children at our school range in ages from 3 to 12. At every level, they start seeds, maintain gardens, harvest and eat !
Gahanna, OH
United States
Since December of 2013, the GMSS Garden has received grants from the Gahanna Jefferson Education Foundation, The Bob Toopes Show Your Class 5K, and Whole Foods’ Whole Kids program totalling over $5,000. The garden space includes over 20 beds for vegetables and herbs.
Cottage Grove, MN
United States
We purchased six Tower Gardens (one per grade level) for our elementary school. The gardens were placed in one classroom at each grade level and the first planting was mid-January. Each Tower holds 28 plants so each student planted their own seed (s).
Oklahoma CIty, OK
United States
Cleveland Elemantary is in an urban setting in Oklahoma City with enrollment of 350 to 400. The school yard garden is 2 raised beds and a large terraced area on a hill. We are growing vegetables and herbs and using the space as an outdoor classroom.
Gladstone, NJ
United States
The Garden Growers Group is an important part of the GSB Community Garden. A Garden Grower is a member of the GSB Community that is helping the garden to grow by sharing time to help with the garden. This may include planting, weeding, and harvesting.
Lake Wales, FL
United States
We are teaching special education students how to grow and prepare their own vegetables at home for a healthier lifestyle. We have incorporated live-fire grilling as our main preparation method.
Westport, CT
United States
Greens Farms School (GFS) Kitchen Garden Club is an extension of the classroom - an innovative teaching tool that allows students to learn a diversity of disciplines through hands-on activities.
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Community Magnet Charter School is located in west Los Angeles, serving approximately 450 students from all over the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Kailua, HI
United States
Piko, in Hawaiian, is the navel or place for being. Our learning garden, Piko, is the inspiration for our ‘place’ for being. Situated in the center of the lower-school classrooms, it is a gathering place, educational center, and our connection to the earth.
Morristown, NJ
United States
The Urban Farm is New Jersey’s largest school garden. The farm is located at the Morris School District’s Lafayette Learning Center. Throughout the growing season, the Urban Farm serves the community by:
North Miami Beach, FL
United StatesThe 'Acorn to Oak' gardening project is designed to introduce students to the concepts of sustainable gardening.
Chandler, AZ
United StatesThe goal of our on-campus garden is to create a creative, interactive, and unique learning opportunity for our students. The garden is maintained by our after-school club, Aprende Grows. With this grant, our club members will be able to further explore and research agriculture.
