Sage Garden Project Award Applications for San Diego Unified Elementary School Garden & Cooking Programs Open Feb 1!

[Grace McGuirk]

Sage Garden Project is excited to announce we are accepting applications for 2022-23 awards beginning Feb 1st 2022! Sage Garden Project funds dedicated garden & cooking instructors at underserved elementary schools.

Awards include $15,000 towards the salary of a garden and cooking instructor, fully equipped mobile cooking carts, access to our NGGS and Common Core aligned Wild Wisdom Garden & Cooking curriculum, ongoing support and training.

The application period will open February 1st and close February 28th, 2022. Applicants will be notified of their award status no later than May 13th, 2022. All new applicants must be within San Diego Unified.

Please visit sagegardenproject.org for more information regarding eligibility status and to apply.

[Erin Croom]

This is not directly garden related, but I bet many of you have an answer to this! 

I'm looking for a sustainable/organic print on demand t-shirt company. (like Bonfire) 

You can email me directly. If anyone wants responses, let me know! 

er...@smallbites.club 

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[Rey Cooley]

I am also interested as we used bonfire recently. We received only $3/shirt and had poor quality printing. We would like to see if there is something else out there. 

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[Judith Rice-Jones]

Someone from California should be in contact with the great FIBERSHED movement that started there and should have contact with a company that makes local, cotton, T-shirts.  Don't want to accelerate climate change by overseas orders or purchasing clothing with non compostable fibers and toxic dyes.

Judith Rice-Jones

"Creating peace one garden at a time."  Tammi Hartung

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