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San Diego, CA
United States
The goal of our garden is to provide our students and their families with the opportunity to enjoy watching plants grow and involve them in the process of nurturing life. It's so exciting to witness the stages of life of plants! This grant would allow us to maintain our 12-bed garden.
Portland, OR
United StatesSabin Edible Garden's goals are to educate and feed as many Sabin students and community members as possible with our existing growing space. In-class instruction, after-school cooking classes and a weekly community food bag program all depend on the productivity of Sabin Edible Garden.
Wichita, KS
United StatesThe Oaklawn Community Garden, a project of the Derby Recreation Commission, Derby Public Schools and local volunteers and businesses will allow community members and students to grow their own vegetables for use in meals they prepare, utilize the garden to teach students about where their food co
Hilton Head Island, SC
United StatesHilton Head Prep recently integrated HI-5-a health initiative that addresses: (1) Community Outreach, (2) Personal & Physical Development, (3) Joy & Spiritual Wellness, (4) Relationships and (5) Food & Nutrition.
Tuscaloosa, AL
United StatesOur teaching garden provides opportunities for hands-on learning in core curriculum including science, math, reading, and writing; leadership and responsibility; entrepreneurialism; as well as instruction in food origins, production, cultivation, and preparation.
Los Angeles, CA
United StatesIt is our goal to upgrade our existing garden space to continue to allow it to thrive. A Whole Foods grant will allow us to make necessary upgrades and improvements to our existing garden spaces.
Henderson, NV
United StatesThe goal of planting and maintaining an on-site garden is two-fold. The first being, the school would like to take active steps in taking better care of our students, who essentially are our future leaders.
Tampa, FL
United StatesHow Does Your Garden Grow will allow students to learn about sprouting plants from seeds as well as the scientific concept of photosynthesis.
Seattle, WA
United StatesA main objective of Leschi’s school edible garden is to instill a love of learning by inspiring students to be creative, observant and collaborative. Each plant in our garden plus the insects that reside in it provides a powerful dynamic laboratory full of hands on learning opportunities.
Oakland, CA
United StatesWe plan to continue to deepen children's understanding of where our food comes from, develop healthy eating patterns, and grow our understanding of plant life cycles.
Santa Rosa, CA
United States
Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm (SWSF) is a not-for-profit, preschool through 12th grade school in Sonoma County, California. We are one of the only schools in the U.S. with a working Biodynamic farm that is integrated into the curriculum (preK-12).
Hickory Grove, SC
United StatesOur garden goal is working with the community to create an exploratory garden where hands on activities, exploration and observation by our students results in learning opportunities in math, science, reading, social studies, and the arts.
Mission Viejo, CA
United StatesOur goal is to extend our garden so that our school can become a green school and not simply a school with a garden.
Corvallis, OR
United StatesGarfield is a Title 1, Spanish/English dual immersion school, with 54% of students Hispanic, 43% English Language Learners, and 73% on free or reduced-price lunch. The GOALS of the Gecko Learning Garden (Huerto Educativo “Gecko”) are social, academic and health-related.
Saint Clair, MO
United States
Our goal is to use our Edible Learning Lab as a tool to promote healthy life choices. With hydroponic towers and a small greenhouse, our planting season will be extended, offering students garden based learning opportunities throughout the entire school year.
Boston, MA
United StatesCitySprouts gardens are a vital resource for children's health and learning. When teachers bring classes to the garden, children see difficult concepts come to life in a rich sensory environment. In this way the garden promotes academic engagement across the curriculum.
Kalispell, MT
United StatesLast April, 2014, we built our garden with the help of community volunteers, Montana Conservation Corps volunteers, teachers, and students. We fundraised to be able to purchase lumber, soil, and a fence for our 25ft x 35ft garden, which includes 6 raised beds, 1 for each grade level.
Boston, MA
United StatesCitySprouts gardens are a vital resource for children's health and learning. When teachers bring classes to the garden, children see difficult concepts come to life in a rich sensory environment. In this way the garden promotes academic engagement across the curriculum.
Bronx, 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.
South Pasadena, CA
United StatesWe want to start a garden revolution in our community - by teaching students how to grow and harvest our own food and to enjoy the taste from the garden directly to the plate.
