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Agape Youth Gardens
Basic Information
Grade Level:
9-12
Address: 6129 Main Street, Lanham Maryland 20706
Person of Contact: Lady Angela Ezeigbo
Phone Number: 301-731-5195
Fax Number: 301-577-4292
Email: dladyzion@yahoo.com
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Additional Information
Student Size: seven
Student/Teacher Ratio: 2:1
Number of Teachers: 3
Hours/Week: 12
Funding:
Donations
Gardens (Sq. Feet): 9,280 sq ft
Program Highlights:
Grow the garden, Nutrition , Physical Exercise and Exposure to Sunlight
Mission Statement:
Combating Hunger and Poverty through an innovative sevice-learning urban gardening and focusing on nutritious home grown foods as a community health ambassador.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Life started in the Garden. We believe in generational transfer of healthy skills to our kids --future leaders and promoting healthy eating.
Program History:
We are 2years old in practise. The project was motivated by the recession and the impact it had on food security. Then, we partnered with our Area Food Bank, in a feeding program that is not just food pantry. Secondly, the project was also an answer to the clarion call by the President for the global recovery.
Volunteer Participation: All of our directors are volunteers. We do not have a paid staff. We are seeking funds.