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Winchester, VA
United States
The receipt of a Whole Kids Garden Grant will make it possible to construct and maintain a new urban school garden in a high-poverty district, and provide the infrastructure for Shenandoah University students to partner in facilitating an after-school garden club focused on nutrition, agriculture
Indianapolis, IN
United StatesBeginning August of 2014, students at Avondale Meadows Academy took our 3-year-old school garden to the next level by creating a vegetable business called the School to Farm Initiative.
Boston, MA
United StatesOur garden would be located on school grounds and be accessible to students as well as community members. We envision our garden as being a part of daily life at our school.
Monsey, NY
United StatesOur first goal is to increase the garden's productivity. The food produced in the garden is eaten by the students, used in the cafeteria and sent home especially for our neediest students.
Washington, DC
United StatesThis grant will make it possible for the KIPP DC Webb Campus to build a garden that will enhance the school community by increasing fresh food engagement, education, and access.
Portland, ME
United StatesOcean Avenue Elementary School's Global Garden is used as an outdoor classroom integrated with the school's International Baccalaureate curriculum, teaching the students about stewardship of the environment, lifecycles, habitats, ecosystems, nutrition, movement of plant species around the world,
Benicia, CA
United StatesA grant from Whole Kids will help build a school culture that embraces the joy of growing food on the grounds, and creates an easy way for teachers to meet Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
Solana Beach, CA
United States
Our primary goal is to continue to provide a school-wide program to help students experience the full food cycle: compost to nutritious vegetables. We share our harvest with the School Cafeteria, and students are all eager to eat what they have grown.
Houston, TX
United StatesOur goal, along with the Principal, is to restore our garden to its former glory. It was once a thriving symbol of nature, in the heart of Houston, TX, as well as a symbiotic and integral piece of the classroom learning at our Dual Language School. Our principal, Mr.
South Pasadena, CA
United StatesAs Americans statistically spend more time indoors, we see our children affected by increased feelings of isolation, inactivity and behavioral disorders (Taylor & Kuo, 2009).
Corona Del Mar, CA
United StatesHarbor View elementary school has always been committed to raising healthy kids. This year we are taking it even a step further and creating the "Fit Mind Healthy Body" initiative.
Houston, TX
United StatesSutton Elementary School is located in a primarily low socio-economic, immigrant neighborhood in Southwest Houston. Sutton Elementary is a 100% Title 1 campus and 86% of the students are designated as at-risk of educational failure.
Philadelphia, PA
United StatesThe Blaine School Strawberry Mansion Environmental Learning Center (Strawberry Mansion Childrens’ Garden or SMCG) will allow Blaine School to form a lasting partnership with Urbanstead that allows for community development and youth leadership throughout North Philadelphia through farming in the
Brooklyn, NY
United StatesThe WITS Tower Garden will be the primary feature of the WITS Green for Kids program, with the goal of increasing environmental awareness and develop sustainable practices in public schools.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesInez Elementary has a 4,500 sq. ft. garden area that was established approximately 4 years ago when our garden had to be moved to accommodate the building of a new cafeteria.
Wichita, KS
United StatesThe College Hill Community Garden currently has four raised beds. All of the food cultivated from the garden is given to students in need at College Hill and the Kansas Food Bank.
Costa Mesa, CA
United StatesWe have developed and sustained a delightful and thriving little school farm for the past 8 years. Currently, we care for 10 healthy fruit trees, 8 raised beds, and 3 tubs of berries. Students maintain the garden by digging, preparing the soil, planting, and harvesting.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesWith the Whole Kids Foundation Grant we will be able to provide the Academic Leadership Community with our Garden Ranger Program in which students will take a step out of their classrooms and learn about the scientific, nutritional, and environmental impact of gardening in their own garden we hel
Cotati, CA
United StatesOur mission is to provide a rich and inspiring outdoor classroom in which learning comes alive. Our broad program goals are as follows :
Durango, CO
United StatesMiller Middle School administration, faculty, Student Council, MPAC and The Garden Project are working together to establish a comprehensive plan for the Miller Garden.
