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Horticultural Therapy Program Grants

froghollow
21 years ago

I work at a school for kids with developmental disabilities. We have a great hort therapy program and would like to expand it.

I can find grants for seeds and tools and even a greenhouse, which we already have, but can't find any for program development.

Might anyone have suggestions for us?

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