Blooming in Brooklyn at Barkai Yeshivah

Every week, classes attend lessons in the Stephanie Sultan Garden A”H with Farmer Spence. These lessons are rooted in texts and values from the weekly parsha. Each lesson contains a parsha learning goal relating to GrowTorah’s Core Values, an interactive garden exploration, and garden work.

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Sara Just-Michael
Keeping it Green in Chabad of Greenwich

Joining the Anafim program in May of 2021, Chabad of Greenwich has built a gorgeous and inspiring garden and nature program. From upcycling tree logs to create their raised beds, nature scavenger hunts and growing delicious foods, the garden program has been a fantastic success. Read more…

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Spence Weitzen
Spring Torah Blooms at Moriah

In 2018, The Moriah School of Englewood partnered with GrowTorah, joining the Shorashim program. From an early point, Moriah shared a vision with GrowTorah to cultivate a more passionate, compassionate and sustainable future driven by Torah values.

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Spence Weitzen
Moshava Ba’ir NJ- Sowing the Seeds of GrowTorah

With the success of this first program, throughout the 2014-2015 school year, Yosef piloted the very first (yet to be called) GrowTorah school garden program at Yeshivat Frisch. This would then launch GrowTorah officially in March of 2016. So, you could say that MBNJ is the garden that started it all!

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Spence Weitzen
17 Garden Beds Built by the Students of MJBHA at the GrowTorah Garden

Our brilliant and creative educators at Berman Hebrew Academy are Rabbi Nate Fein and Rabbi Avichai Pepper. In the garden, students learn weekly about the parsha, environmental stewardship, and appreciation for the beauty in nature. Rabbi Fein and Rabbi Pepper started from scratch, weeding and clearing an area next to their track and transforming it into an elegant garden.

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Spence Weitzen
Composting, Gardening, and Animal Welfare at the Har Torah GrowTorah Garden Program

At Yeshiva Har Torah, our GrowTorah garden program is thriving with so many exciting educational experiences led by Farmer Mr. Rafi Allman. In the garden, students learn weekly about the parsha, environmental stewardship, and appreciation for the beauty in nature. Beyond the garden, YHT started a mini-farm with chickens and rabbits for the students to learn how to properly take care of all of Hashem’s creatures with the most compassion.

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Yosef Gillers