Nov 27, 2012 11:42 AM
The Edible School Garden Group, a conglomeration of teachers, parents, chefs and farmers from across the East End, is aiming to get students and their parents to think out of the box when it comes to mealtime.
The group, which promotes healthy eating by learning about and growing vegetables at area schools, is looking to publish a “foodbook” that would guide its readers to a more wholesome diet. The group, along with Slow Food East End and the Joshua Levine Memorial Foundation, launched a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter.com, asking for support to reach its $15,000 goal. As of Tuesday, the Edible School Garden Group has hit its goal, making it possible to distribute the “Nutritious Delicious FoodBook” in various formats for free. The campaign will end Friday, November 30.
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The group, which promotes healthy eating by learning about and growing vegetables at area schools, is looking to publish a “foodbook” that would guide its readers to a more wholesome diet. The group, along with Slow Food East End and the Joshua Levine Memorial Foundation, launched a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter.com, asking for support to reach its $15,000 goal. As of Tuesday, the Edible School Garden Group has hit its goal, making it possible to distribute the “Nutritious Delicious FoodBook” in various formats for free. The campaign will end Friday, November 30.
The group wants... more
- This is wonderful news! My wife is from Ukraine and is an expert at canning home-grown fruits and vegetables because practically everyone there has some kind of garden and cans things in the fall!
Richard Warden
Warren'sNursery.com