Empowering Next Generation Changemakers

For 30 years, we've been committed to working collaboratively to
engage and empower young people to be problem solvers for the planet.

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Our Programs

Providing schools with strategies for building effective and long-lasting garden-based learning programs.

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Challenging and guiding students to make a meaningful difference for local endangered species.

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A ChangeMakers Program

Supporting, connecting, training, and empowering youth to become successful campaigners for environmental, social, and community-impact issues.

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Celebrate 30 Years with Captain Planet Foundation! - NEW DATE!

Captain Planet Foundation has been reminding young people "The Power is Yours" since 1991, and we're celebrating our 30th year with a bang! Learn about and purchase tickets for our 30th Anniversary Gala on March 19, 2022!

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The Power is Yours!

Social justice, racial justice, and environmental justice are all linked. And they all require an understanding of the levers for change to create a better future for all. See how young people are fighting for a better future through the Ocean Heroes program.

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Give Today to Feed Atlanta Families!

Every donation counts! Join us in directly helping over 500,000 community members by providing over 77,500 lb of community garden-grown food, and helping build more young changemakers who love nature and grow their own food!

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Resources for Learning from Home

We've curated our resources for K-12 students to continue learning and exploring their environment from anywhere!

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Latest

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Cleanup Kids, Chloe Mei win Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes

October 14, 2021
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CPF’s Project Learning Gardens fosters sustainability, healthy eating habits at Pa. school

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Smithsonian features ‘ change-making journey’ of OH Super Squad Leader Oluwaseyi Moejoh

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CPF president Leesa Carter-Jones talks project-based learning on TeachThought podcast