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As our local gardens sit dormant under frozen ground outside the Good Food Garden headquarters, stories about new gardens and feeding programs are popping up almost daily, bringing new hope to the challenge of feeding American children healthy, vibrant food each day. These days, schools across the country are leading the charge. We love this school garden round-up in the Huffington Post, packed with plenty of inspiration and resources for how to start your own. Read on here.
Good Food Garden Opens in DC!
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Welcome to Good Food Fun! This site comes to you from Food Network and Share Our Strength, who are joining forces to raise awareness about the issues surrounding childhood hunger. Come here to find everything GOOD FOOD – from what foods are in season, to recipes to cook those foods with, to updates on what we’re up to in the fight to end childhood hunger. We’ve got a lot of powerful projects going on, so be sure to check this blog often for updates on what we’re up to and how you can help! Food Network and Share Our Strength have done so much together already – from public service announcements on Food Network, to fundraising events – now it’s time to take our partnership to the next level. With that, we are so pleased to announce the launch of Food Network’s first-ever charitable project, Good Food Gardens. The gardens, built by Teich Garden Systems in schools and community centers across the US, will be a tangible way children can learn where their food comes from, how to grow it, experience different types of fruits and vegetables they may not have seen before, and understand why all of this is important. Research shows th…
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Clementine is your child's friend and guide in making good food fun (and by good food, we mean healthy food). Shes sweet, juicy and big on flavor and FUN!
