KIDS DIG GARDENING

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to growing kids and cultivating the earth. We operate on a not-for-profit basis, serving solely for the public benefit through innovative gardening education programs.

President: Mark Scott
Contact: mscott@kidsdiggardening.help

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Our Location

Visit Us in Sunny Florida

Our headquarters is located in the beautiful coastal community of Satellite Beach, where year-round growing seasons provide the perfect environment for our educational programs. This prime location allows us to demonstrate sustainable gardening practices in a subtropical climate.

Physical Address:
SATELLITE BCH, Florida 32937-3429

Our Mission

Growing Kids

We nurture children's curiosity and connection to nature through hands-on gardening experiences that build confidence, responsibility, and environmental awareness.

Cultivating the Earth

We teach sustainable gardening practices that protect our planet while producing healthy food and beautiful spaces for future generations.

KIDS DIG GARDENING introduces children to gardening and environmental sustainability through hands-on projects and educational programs. Our mission is simple yet powerful: Growing kids, cultivating the earth.

What We Do

Hands-On Learning

Children get their hands dirty planting seeds, tending gardens, and harvesting fresh produce. Our interactive approach makes learning about plants, soil, and ecosystems engaging and memorable through direct experience.

Educational Programs

Structured curricula covering plant biology, nutrition, composting, and environmental stewardship. Age-appropriate lessons connect gardening to science, math, and healthy living concepts.

Environmental Awareness

Teaching sustainable practices like organic gardening, water conservation, and composting. Children learn how their choices impact the environment and develop lifelong eco-friendly habits.

Program Highlights

1

School Garden Programs

We partner with local schools to establish on-campus gardens where students can learn year-round. These outdoor classrooms integrate gardening with standard curriculum subjects, making learning more dynamic and engaging.

2

Summer Garden Camps

Intensive week-long programs during school breaks where children dive deep into gardening projects, from seed starting to harvest celebrations. Camps include field trips to local farms and farmers markets.

3

Community Workshops

Family-friendly events teaching practical gardening skills like composting, container gardening, and organic pest control. These sessions strengthen community connections while spreading sustainable practices.

Our Impact in Numbers

1,200+

Children Reached

Young gardeners have participated in our programs since founding, developing green thumbs and environmental consciousness.

25

School Partnerships

Local educational institutions now host our garden programs, integrating hands-on learning into their curricula.

50K

Pounds of Produce

Fresh vegetables and fruits grown by participating children, promoting healthy eating and food security awareness.

15

Community Gardens

Established throughout Satellite Beach and surrounding areas, creating lasting green spaces for families to enjoy.

Success Stories

"My daughter Sarah was initially reluctant to try vegetables, but after growing her own cherry tomatoes in the KIDS DIG GARDENING program, she became our family's biggest advocate for healthy eating. She now helps me plan our grocery lists and chooses fresh produce!"

— Maria Rodriguez, Parent

"The garden program transformed our students' engagement with science. They're applying math skills measuring plant growth, learning chemistry through soil testing, and developing responsibility through daily garden care. It's education that sticks."

— Jennifer Walsh, 4th Grade Teacher

How to Get Involved

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Garden maintenance and seasonal planting
  • Program assistance during workshops and camps
  • Administrative support and event coordination
  • Specialized skills like carpentry for raised beds

Whether you have a green thumb or simply a passion for helping children learn, we have meaningful volunteer opportunities that fit your schedule and interests.

Make a Donation

Your tax-deductible contribution directly supports seeds, tools, educational materials, and program expansion to reach more children.

Partner With Us

Schools, businesses, and organizations can collaborate with us to bring garden-based learning to their communities.

Seasonal Program Calendar

1

Spring (March-May)

Seed starting workshops, spring vegetable planting, and Earth Day celebrations. Children learn about plant life cycles and sustainable growing practices as gardens come alive after winter.

2

Summer (June-August)

Intensive garden camps, daily garden maintenance, and first harvests. Peak growing season provides abundant learning opportunities and fresh produce for participating families.

3

Fall (September-November)

Fall planting season, composting workshops, and harvest festivals. Children experience the complete growing cycle while preparing gardens for winter and celebrating their accomplishments.

4

Winter (December-February)

Indoor growing projects, planning next year's gardens, and educational workshops on plant science. Florida's mild winters allow for continued outdoor activities and winter vegetable growing.

Contact & Connect

Ready to Grow With Us?

Join our mission to cultivate the next generation of environmentally conscious citizens. Whether you're a parent, educator, or community member, there's a place for you in the KIDS DIG GARDENING family.

Mark Scott, President
Email: mscott@kidsdiggardening.help
Location: Satellite Beach, Florida 32937-3429

501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Organization
Operating for the public benefit through garden-based education

Growing kids, cultivating the earth — one garden at a time.

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