We teach kids where their food comes from and why it matters.

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Modern life is serving up a profoundly bad diet for our kids.

Processed foods engineered for addiction, the dopamine soup of technology and screens, and an all-you-can-eat buffet of social and environmental challenges are resulting in a deep disconnection with food, health, and nature.

Our programs are a refuge from that world; a chance for kids to reconnect with the things that nourish them.

Explore our Mission

The HEAL Project's former executive director (2015-2024) Amy Bono describes the organization's mission, vision and values.

Programs

Our field trips, camps, project-based learning experiences and in-school garden programs align with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and impact every part of your students’ wellbeing.

  • Kids in the Chard Farm

    Field Trips

    Our HEAL Farm Field Trips align with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), with experiences catered to every grade level.

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    Camps

    Join us for Summer Camp, Harvest Camp, and Spring Break Camp to spend school breaks connecting with nature and food.

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  • In-School Garden Programs

    For over 20 years, we’ve led flagship standards-aligned programs throughout the region, connecting nature and food to the classroom.

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A Community Resource

Our farm and gardens have impact far beyond our programs. Find our produce in the community, learn about volunteer opportunities, and dig into our ecological restoration work at our El Granada farm.

  • Get our Produce

    Get our amazing local produce at the Saturday Coastside Farmers Market in Half Moon Bay, or buy a farm share.

    Get a Farm Share

  • Volunteer

    We ❤️ our volunteers! We welcome individuals, schools, and corporate groups to pitch it on the farm, or join for a a Community Farm Day!

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    Land Stewardship

    We use regenerative practices to restore our land, and steward a portion alongside the Muchia Te’ Indigenous Land Trust.

    The HEAL Farm

Lead Sponsors and Partners

Do you believe that every child should understand the connection between their food, their health and the environment?

Your $30 donation provides one hour of farm-based learning for a child. Please donate today and bring food education to life for the next generation. 

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