Thank you to the following investor for funding this grant.
Hillsborough Education Foundation - $325.00
Students will plant flowers from seed while they are in the detention center (usually for 21 days) and tend a tiny garden with a small native citrus tree and existing flowers from previous students. Seeds can be grown in peat pots with each students' name so they can take ownership of care.
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In addition to teaching some basic botany lessons, these plants can give incarcerated kids something to look forward to on a daily basis. Additionally, this project lends itself discussion of legacies and how actions taken now may have long term consequences. This is certainly a message that is important for my type of student to hear.
Students will enjoy planting flowers and seeing something beautiful in what is by nature a very sad and depressing facility
The rest of the gardening supplies are things that I already have. No further assistance would be necessary
# | Item Description | Total Cost |
---|---|---|
1 | 10 bags topsoil | $50.00 |
2 | variety of flower seeds | $20.00 |
3 | shovel | $30.00 |
4 | peat pots for incoming students | $25.00 |
5 | potting soil for seed starting | $50.00 |
6 | established FL citrus tree | $150.00 |
Total: | $325.00 |
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