Students from Foster City Elementary School traipse between the strawberry plants at the HEAL Project farm in El Granada.

Anna Hoch-Kenney / Review

The Half Moon Bay Review came to visit our summer campers at The San Mateo County Farm, where kids engaged with art and nature.

 

Read the article about our garden in the Half Moon Bay Review / Coastside Magazine

NEWSLETTERS

 
 

SPOTLIGHT SERIES

PRESS

San Mateo Daily Journal February 2019

San Mateo Daily Journal February 2019

Half Moon Bay Magazine March 2017

Half Moon Bay Magazine March 2017

Half Moon Bay Review August 2019

Half Moon Bay Review August 2019

Half Moon Bay Review November 2017

Half Moon Bay Review November 2017

Half Moon Bay Review December 2016

Half Moon Bay Review December 2016

 
Edible Silicon Valley Fall 2016

Edible Silicon Valley Fall 2016

Half Moon Bay Review August 2016

Half Moon Bay Review August 2016

Sutter Health Plus November 2016

Sutter Health Plus November 2016

Young Men's Service League August 2016

Young Men's Service League August 2016

Rotary Club Half Moon Bay September 2016

Rotary Club Half Moon Bay September 2016

Get Healthy San Mateo August 2016

Get Healthy San Mateo August 2016

 

SOCIAL MEDIA

Let’s be friends! Follow @thehealprojectusa on social!

January 20 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. MLK Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist, revered as one of the great leaders of our time. A Black church leader and a son of early civil rights activist and minister Martin Luther King Sr., King
What do healthy foods look like? Students at The HEAL Project learn to distinguish which foods give long-lasting energy to feel good and work well. All our favorite fruits and vegetables contain a combination of nutrients that help keep us strong and
In a larger lesson about go, slow, and whoa foods, third-grade students in The HEAL Project garden programs use colored pencils and water paints to make a poster to advertise eating a healthy fruit or vegetable They get creative and use their imagina
Do you like to get outdoors and get your hands in the soil? Your favorite day is coming right up. Saturday, January 11 is Community Farm Day at The HEAL Project farm in El Granada. Come out and meet your neighbors on our beautiful farm from 9am to 1
HEAL students make promotional posters for the healthy foods they prepare during their garden lessons. This one is from a Hatch Elementary School student in Ms Piper's class. "Fruity Healthy Cut Up!" #thehealprojectusa #hatchelementaryschoo
"HEAL class is my favorite class!" - Farallone View Elementary School third-grader. Getting outside in the outdoor classroom makes for engaged students for whom science is fun! #healthylifestyle #thehealprojectusa #healthenvironmentalandag
Do you know that each envirotoken you put in our box at New Leaf Market is worth 10 cents? It's so easy! Just bring your own bags, fill 'em up at #newleafcommunitymarkethmb, stroll over to the box at the exit, and deposit your envirotoken in The HEAL
January Buzz from The HEAL Project 🐝 - First newsletter of the year is out! Click it here https://mailchi.mp/thehealproject.org/january-2025-buzz-from-the-heal-project
 

Note: Any photography or recordings created by The HEAL Project at all events are, and will remain the property of The HEAL Project for educational and promotional use only.