Grantee Success Story

Integrating Aquaponics with Garden Towers for Local Food Production: A Kahuku School Project A presentation by Tia Greene-Duarte of Kahuku High & Intermediate School (Hawaii) on local food production, aquaponics,…

  “Once, I went to the house of a family of one of my students for dinner, and brought with me a healthy salsa with lots of vegetables. The adults…

  Caption for above photo: Ronna Stuller, left, treasurer of the Riverside Park Conservancy, works with Jason Rivera, 9, to spread compost around an Echinacea plant. A grant from the…

  Thanks to a Captain Planet Foundation grant, Rehoboth Children’s Home Inc.’s (RCHI) youth in Tarlac, Philippines were able to completed the Community Bottle Blocks and Model Eco-Learning Center project.…

  Thanks to a Captain Planet Foundation grant and the Ko’olauloa Educational Alliance Corp 40 Students at Kahuku High in Kahuku, Hawaii learned how to use computer arduinos (microcontrollers with software)…

Virginia residents learn more about wetlands and river sustainability with “floating classroom” Grantee: Elizabeth River Project – Portsmouth, VA Project Title: The Learning Barge Grant Type: ecoSolution   Description: CPF grantee, the Elizabeth River…

MUST Ministries is a volunteer based organization that extends its services across the state of Georgia by offering food, clothing, and employment assistance.  Its clients also have the opportunity to…

In 2012 Cafeteria Culture (CafCu) received a Captain Planet Foundation grant for  their Art + Action Cafeteria Waste Reduction (CWR) project. Now in 2013 they’ve been awarded a U.S. Environmental…

This is a Captain Planet Learning Garden installation at Clarkdale Elementary in Austell, GA. Clarkdale is one of the 12 Cobb County Pilot Schools for this program. To learn more…

In September of 2012, with the help of a Captain Planet Foundation Small Grant, Family Intervention Specialists was able to install a Tranquility and Sensory Garden on their camps in…