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Toronto, ON
Canada
Community wellness requires meeting tomorrow’s challenges with collaboration in sustainable synergy. Let’s improve neighbourhoods using Whole Foods values in harnessing the imagination of the elderly, wisdom of youth, power of the disenfranchised, and partnerships not thought possible.
Newport Coast, CA
United StatesThe Sage Hill Organic Garden was originally established through a combination of funding from State Farm Insurance and Savannah's Organic Ranch.
Kenner, LA
United StatesThe highly diverse student population at Bonnabel High School reflects Louisiana’s poor national ranking in all health indicators: obesity, diabetes and hypertension.
Stuart, IA
United StatesThe goal of the West Central Valley FFA school garden is to provide students the hands-on skills needed to successfully plant and harvest fruits and vegetables. Students will build and maintain the raised garden beds in addition to planting and harvesting the produce.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
United StatesOur garden's goal is to build a productive edible garden to share with our culinary department and student body. We are also using the design as a showcase for other schools.
Washington, DC
United StatesSupport from the Whole Kids Foundation will allow students and the ward 8 community in Washington, DC to continue to benefit from Thurgood Marshall Academy’s (TMA) organic school garden.
Round Rock, TX
United StatesThis project is the final phase of an ongoing legacy project organized by the National Honors Society and Culinary Department at our school.
Jackson, MS
United StatesWingfield High School is in the process of distinguishing itself from other high schools in the district by offering innovative approaches to its educational based curriculum.
Sarasota, FL
United StatesThe Classical Academy of Sarasota opened its doors to 185 students this academic year, beginning in August 2014. Our future school garden's goal is twofold.
Ontario, WI
United StatesThe school garden at the N-O-W School District has and will continue to serve as a farm to school “classroom” where students can get hands-on opportunities to grow produce that is served on the school lunch lines!
Bryson City, NC
United StatesMountain Discovery Charter School is located in a rural, under-served region of NC.
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.
Bismarck, ND
United StatesThe hydroponic garden would be implemented as part of project based learning plan that will begin in kindergarten and extend into the first grade year.
Montpelier, VT
United StatesOur overarching goal is that all students will learn to appreciate and access the skills necessary to independently produce nutritious food for themselves and their families in the future while building understanding of where food comes from.
Colorado Springs, CO
United StatesThe garden will provide students throughout the school community, including students with different abilities, access to a learning environment that is hands on and multi-sensory.
Augusta, ME
United StatesThe Cony School garden serves as a “living laboratory” that provides healthy learning opportunities for students. Across the disciplines, the garden enables students to connect with nature, see the relevance of their education, and examine the origin of their food.
Woodburn, OR
United StatesThe garden at French Prairie Middle School is there to provide hands-on learning opportunities for elementary and middle school students. It is a place of inquiry, investigation and an opportunity for students to make the connection between the food they eat and how it is grown.
Danbury, CT
United StatesOur main objective is to provide integrated experiential education in sustainable organic and native plant gardening as part of an ecological/environmental curriculum.
Middletown, RI
United StatesThe Pennfield school currently has eight 4' X 10' raised beds (made with cedar) that are in desperate need of replacement. We grow a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, and almost everything by seed as part of our science/sustainability program.
New Sharon, ME
United StatesCape Cod Hill School’s garden goal is to secure multiple titles and copies non-fiction agricultural books for various reading levels. This will supplement the existing “Book Nook”. The “Book Nook” is a resource for classroom teachers and interventionists to develop educational lessons.
