The American Heart Association's Teaching Gardens
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The American Heart Association's Teaching Gardens, highlighted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, support hands-on nutrition and wellness education through school and community gardens.
Funder: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Due Dates: No formal deadlines listed; see American Heart Association program page for current opportunities.
Funding Amounts: Funding is provided via donations; no set award amount or duration specified.
Summary: Supports the creation and maintenance of educational gardens in schools and communities to promote health, nutrition, and wellness.
Key Information: Funding and application details are managed by the American Heart Association, not FDACS.
Description
The American Heart Association's Teaching Gardens initiative, as highlighted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), aims to establish and support school and community gardens as hands-on educational environments. The program's primary focus is to teach children and community members about nutrition, healthy eating habits, and the benefits of fresh produce. These gardens serve as practical learning tools to promote health and wellness and are made possible through partnerships and donations from individuals, corporations, foundations, and community organizations.
