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Virginia “Ginny” Henderson, president of the garden committee at West Plains Community Garden, and Dawn Hicks, health educator with the Howell County Health Department, are . . . -
Meet Mr. Steven Rude, a school psychologist in the LA school district. At a unique school in Reseda California, Steven evaluates very young children with . . . -
Learning about the Hope House program in the Austin region of Texas is an eye-opening and heartwarming experience. Nina’s Hope House is just one of . . .
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“If you have your hands in the Earth you’re more likely to save it.” In the spring of 2019 in Medina, Ohio a City Council . . . -
Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden began as a dream: a vision of a place where we can gather to grow foods reminiscent of home, meet . . . -
Imagine the school of your dreams, where learning at the ages of 5 and 6 is not only fun and creative, but something of a . . .
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Located in the heart of the Bronx, New York is the Academy for Career and Living Skills, an extraordinary school for students with a wide . . . -
Ronnie “Trey” Williams used to be a baseball coach and president of his local baseball league. Trey began Hood Honey to help bring attention to . . . -
Ten years ago, members of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College student council wrote for a grant from the Chipotle Cultivate Foundation requesting . . . -
In Alva, Florida, summers are long, hot and oppressive, wet, and mostly cloudy. Winters rarely get the kind of cold that most of us are . . .
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We responded to Cherease Glaspar’s application for a Gardening Know How sponsorship with a resounding yes. She is at the helm of the Kinder Youth . . . -
At its worst, Category 5 Hurricane Michael in 2018 took down 80% of the tree canopy in Bay County, Florida. An area that was already . . . -
“They call it all different things, like paradise, sanctuary. It’s a beautiful thing.“ –John, Unity Gardens It’s a challenge to describe Sara Stewart. Perhaps a . . . -
Donald J Richey Elementary School in Newport, Delaware is a Title I school. Its former Building Principal, Dr. Stephanie Armstrong, wanted to find ways to . . .
