In celebration of Farm to School Month, our friends at Johnson ʻOhana Foundation (also founded by Kim and Jack Johnson) will double donations to qualifying farm to school and school garden requests as part of a DonorsChoose campaign. Farm to School celebrates food education, school gardens, and lunch trays filled with healthy, local ingredients. This Farm to School month we would love to direct support to ‘ĀINA In Schools teachers and classrooms!
To learn more, view the special Project Criteria and then visit the DonorsChoose teacher portal to get started. It can take as little as 20 minutes to create a project, which can then be posted on the website in about 3 days to start receiving donations from the community. As long as funding remains, your project should automatically qualify for the Johnson ʻOhana Farm to School Match if you use any of the following phrases: AINA In Schools, farm to table, farm to school, school garden, classroom garden, garden tower, harvest of the month.
If you are successful in posting a project this October, please also share the project link via email to info@johnsonohana.org so that we can track the ‘ĀINA In Schools teacher requests. Funding will run out at some point in November, so we recommend getting your project posted as close to October 14 as possible. Funds are limited per tea
Farm to School Project Criteria 2026- Click Here!
What is DonorsChoose? Learn more here.
Visit DonorsChoose.org and support teachers today!
The Johnson ʻOhana Foundation is a nonprofit public charity founded in 2008 by Kim and Jack Johnson to promote positive and lasting change within communities worldwide by supporting organizations that focus on environmental, art, and music education.
