I believe in the importance of oral health education for overall systemic health, and so we’re teaching oral hygiene habits to children ages 2 to 8 on the Northside.

Since the Idlewild Chess Club burst onto the scene five years ago, the chess team has won national trophies . We would like to use interactive software to help teach our kids the fundamentals of this beautiful game.

Teach children in an urban environment, the importance of pollinators and help increase the worldwide decreasing pollinator populations by building a pollinator garden on our school grounds.

We want to incorporate recycling into our school culture and use this project as a way to create engaged and informed citizens.

Fund visual-arts education for the 2013-2014 school year for every child at Brooklyn's brand-new PS 705 through Studio in a School, a program that brings a professional artist into the school weekly.

Driven by a local coalition, Food Commons Atlanta will create a food sovereignty roadmap by addressing land, infrastructure and funding.

Help continue to bring meaningful youth food justice internship opportunities to Bushwick Campus!

The Roots and Wings Program introduces urban Los Angeles high school students to our National Parks while building self-esteem and an appreciation for nature and the world beyond their communities.

A school sponsored community volunteer day to clean and beautify our school’s street trees and green spaces.

For the first time this fall, the camp will provide healthy, seasonal, organic apples to 2,274 school children, raise awareness about where food comes from, and establish new relationships with local farmers.

The children will learn and then manage a compost bin throughout the school year and then periodically use the compost to help grow plants and herbs in our classroom. 

Yellow House NYC’s hope is to make the arts more accessible and bring them into local communities by awarding funds to deserving artists and students.

Classroom activity to teach Detroit students how to reduce, reuse and recycle through science, engineering, art and creativity.

Art/learning kits using recycled materials from Detroit given to 1,000 students at neighborhood school.  Volunteers take pictures; create show at our Recycled Art Gallery. Students/parents are special guests.