We are continuously inspired and encouraged by other projects and movements, both locally and around the world who are encouraging healthy living among their youth and developing school garden programs within their communities. As you link to the various websites we have listed here let your minds and hearts be open to the future possibility for the health of our children!
Partnerships & Donations:
Capers Community Markets Whole Foods Market
Donations from Whole Foods Capers Market:
- 100 packets of Renee's Garden seeds
- 60 "New Good Food - Essential Ingredients for Cooking and Eating Well" - Margaret M. Wittenberg
- September's School Lunch Revolution Donation: $1,799.85
- 5% December 9th Community Day: $15,046.80
GardenWorks
A big thank you to Alvin Chong, Food Services Manager at the Salvation Army - Belkin House for donations of: dinner plates, side plates, mixing bowls and serving baskets! These will all be used for our cooking classes in our Elementary programs and Summer Cooking Camps Celebration Feasts! Thanks for helping us become more sustainable!
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April Cakes
UBC Farms
Dynamic by Nature
Judy has a passion for healthy eating and healthy living. She offers personal training, nutrition consulting and cooking classes in Vancouver, BC. See her blog on Fun-damentals of Healthy Eating for Kids Workshop
Discovery Organics
Quest Food Exchange
H.E.R.O.S – Hockey Education Reaching Out Society
Local BC Inspirations & Projects
Big Brothers of BC
Creative Tool Box – Urban Adventure Day Camps in Vancouver, Vancouver Island, Whistler, Ontario and Europe
Terra Nova Schoolyard Society
Stream of Dreams
City Farmer
Check Your Head
Forstbauer Farms
National
Food Share: a food security movement based out of Toronto, Canada.
International
The Edible Schoolyard Berkeley the main source of inspiration for Sprouting Chefs and many other school garden programs around the world. Alice Waters is a true hero of Sprouting Chefs!
The Stephanie Alexander Foundation based in Australia this site provides numerous resources and information on how successful kitchen and garden school programs can be.
KidsGardening
Farm to School Project Alliance