HFHK in the News
We've been making headlines!
Hockessin's Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids gets $10,000 grant from Tom's of Maine
Wm. Shawn Weigel, December 30, 2014 (in print on December 26, 2014)
Hockessin Community News
Healthy Harvest: Local group helps establish gardens at schools
Wm. Shawn Weigel, July 21, 2014 (in print on July 17, 2014)
Hockessin Community News
Vegetable Gardens Reward Colonial Elementary Students with Healthy Food, New Skills
Karl Malgiero, May 27, 2014
Delaware Public Media/WDDE 911 FM
Do-Gooder: Her farm-to-school program helps win big grant
Betsy Price, July 10, 2013 (in print on July 11, 2013, in the Crossroads section)
The News Journal/delawareonline
Kelly Bothum, June 7, 2013
The News Journal/delawareonline
Brader gets grant to make garden handicapped-accessible
Nicole Romeo, May 15, 2013
Newark Post
Farm to School: Programs focus on getting students interested in planting
Carrie Murphy, November 1, 2012
The News Journal
Growing Together: School Gardens Help Kids Learn
Carrie Murphy, October 26, 2012
Newark Post
Cool Weather Can't Stop Rehoboth Garden
Melissa Steele, October 17, 2012
Cape Gazette
In School for Deaf's Garden, Lessons Are Taking Root
Margo McDonough, February 19, 2012
The News Journal
Five School Programs Feeding America's Children
Danielle Nierenberg, January 25, 2012
TheHuffingtonPost.com
Springer Middle School Serves as a Model for Garden-Based Education Across the State
Brandywine Review, February 2011
Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids - Growing Success
Jessie Keith, 2010
Learn 2 Grow
Forest Oak Elementary students dig into gardening
Adam Zewe, April 16, 2010
CommunityPub.com
'Garden
lady' cultivates a love for vegetables in schoolchildren
Hiran Ratnayake, April 4, 2010
The News Journal
Harvest at Forest Oak Elementary School
Adam Zewe, May 27, 2010
CommunityPub.com
Our Newsletters
See how we've grown! For Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids highlights from 2008-2013, please click here.
Video: 25 Who Matter Series
Our Founder and Executive Director, Dr. Thianda Manzara, explains why she created HFHK, and how we are working with Delaware schools to grow vegetables. Click here.
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