How It Works
Give to help their green project grow!
First, find your school. Then read about it and make a donation. It’s a great way to help young minds discover the importance of being green!
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Find your school and make a difference!
Delta Kelly Elementary School
Rochester Community Schools
Project: School Garden Club Enhancements
To continue to provide students hands-on learning opportunities, promote healthy eating habits and foster environmental stewardship, in partnership with our Positivity Project character strengths.
University Hills Elementary School
Project: UHills Raised Garden Beds
The primary goal of our Green Project is to create a raised garden bed area that engages our students in hands-on learning about sustainability, healthy eating, and environmental responsibility, while fostering curiosity and teamwork through gardening.
ACE High School
Project: Green Station for Teen Inspiration
Our Botany classroom has beige walls. BEIGE! The drab walls do not inspire. A moss wall will serve as an attractive and engaging Art/Science backdrop.
Hamlin Elementary School
Project: School Vegetable Garden Expansion
We are looking to expand our school’s vegetable garden to grow more food for our school community. Our students will experience hands-on learning by starting seeds from scratch in the spring and planting them in raised garden beds once mature to fully follow the process from start to finish.
Rochester High School
Project: Using Hand Dryers to Save Paper Towels
Our goal at Rochester High School is to use efficient electric hand dryers in order to reduce the use of paper towels in our bathrooms. This will save trees, landfill waste, money, and lead to a more sustainable environment.
West Middle School
Rochester Community Schools
Project: West Middle School Bike Rack!
For cleaner student transportation. Our bike is overflowing every day!
To promote sustainable transportation and reduce carbon emissions, our project aims to install additional bike racks on campus, encouraging more students to bike to school safely and securely while supporting a healthier, eco-friendly lifestyle.
Stoney Creek High School
Rochester Community Schools
Project: Supporting our local pollinators, including butterflies and birds!
Our goal is to increase the habitat for pollinators and other wildlife in our school community through education and planting of native plants. Native plants provide food and habitat for wildlife, they also require less maintenance, conserve water, and support local biodiversity.
Long Meadow Elementary School
Project: Classroom Houseplants
Our Green Project goal is to bring houseplants into Long Meadow Elementary classrooms so students and staff can enjoy the numerous benefits and beauty of having plants inside. Plants improve air quality, reduce stress, improve concentration, foster a connection with nature, and offer opportunities for hands-on learning and scientific exploration.