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Find similar grantsFarm to School (F2S) School Gardens Grant is sponsored by New Hampshire Department of Education. Provides funding for the implementation and expansion of school gardens and increased Farm to School efforts.
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Develop a statewide farm to school grant program | NH Food Alliance Develop a statewide farm to school grant program Recommendation Status: Not Started Are you working on this recommendation? Let us know. Recommendation: The grant program would increase funding for schools and organizations to support: Gardening space, learning kitchens, and other relevant materials.
The development of food system education, including nutrition, training, and resources for teachers and educators.
Secondary education students participating in farm to school and food system curriculum, including extended learning opportunities (ELOs), internships, CTE courses, special classes in interdisciplinary curriculum, etc. Hiring Americorps Vistas or Food Corps to serve as food literacy or farm to school coordinators inside a school system or in partnership with a school system or group of learners.
Creating a food system education theme for school cafeterias.
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Farm to School (F2S) School Gardens Grant is funded by New Hampshire Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
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