December 2020 Charity of the Month: Green Plate Special

Seattle, WALocal News

Green Plate Special has been honored as Bonneville Seattle's charity of the month for December 2020, emphasizing its commitment to educating youth about food systems. Specifically designed for students in grades 4-8, the program teaches participants how to grow, harvest, and prepare food in a practical, engaging environment. Located in Seattle, the non-profit operates a quarter-acre garden where students gain firsthand experience in gardening. The pandemic prompted Green Plate Special to innovate, allowing them to support over 1,040 individuals through grocery distribution services. Additionally, the organization expanded its reach by offering online cooking classes and enhanced educational programs.

This adaptation not only maintained their engagement with youth but also addressed community needs during challenging times. By focusing on food education and empowerment, Green Plate Special plays a vital role in inspiring the next generation to appreciate and understand food sustainability. To learn more about their initiatives, visit their website.

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