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We're here to help. Want -- or need help in your
neighborhood? Contact Sandra@TheSWEF.org.
Each fund raising cooperative with our partners will minister funds in
the county where the activity takes Step At A Time.....The South
West Educational Foundation, Inc. is formed to help the needy, the
whole family and to keep kids in school. By creating involvement in
supervised group outdoor gardening and sporting programs, we look to
improve the community is which we live.
neighborhood? Contact Sandra@TheSWEF.org.
Each fund raising cooperative with our partners will minister funds in
the county where the activity takes Step At A Time.....The South
West Educational Foundation, Inc. is formed to help the needy, the
whole family and to keep kids in school. By creating involvement in
supervised group outdoor gardening and sporting programs, we look to
improve the community is which we live.
- To make a difference along with the Presidential Fitness &
CDC key strategies that have been found to help. - Adolescents establish patterns of behavior and make lifestyle
choices that affect both their current and future health. - Adolescents and young adults are affected and can struggle to
adapt behaviors that could decrease their risk of developing
chronic diseases in adulthood—behaviors such as eating
nutritiously, engaging in physical activity, and choosing not to
use tobacco. - Environmental factors such as family, peer group, school, and
community characteristics also contribute to the challenges
that adolescents face: The South West Educational
Foundation, Inc. looks to create responsive programming which
fold effective opportunities together.
From Garden to Harvest....to the
playgrounds and kitchen: The
South West Educational
Foundation, Inc. is here to have
the most positive impact on
homelessness, adolescent health,
and families -- by working with
churches, government agencies,
community organizations,
schools, and other community
members -- we are working
together to bring health and
wellness to our community. The
South West Educational
Foundation is dedicated to
providing safe and nurturing
environments. First we serve the
South West Florida's
underprivileged and youth --
collaboratively to ensure that
adolescents and all adults will be
healthy and productive members
of society.
playgrounds and kitchen: The
South West Educational
Foundation, Inc. is here to have
the most positive impact on
homelessness, adolescent health,
and families -- by working with
churches, government agencies,
community organizations,
schools, and other community
members -- we are working
together to bring health and
wellness to our community. The
South West Educational
Foundation is dedicated to
providing safe and nurturing
environments. First we serve the
South West Florida's
underprivileged and youth --
collaboratively to ensure that
adolescents and all adults will be
healthy and productive members
of society.
The South West
Educational Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 877 Sarasota, Fl 34230
A IRS determined qualified 501(c)(3)
941.961.5069
Sandra@TheSWEF.org
Educational Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 877 Sarasota, Fl 34230
A IRS determined qualified 501(c)(3)
941.961.5069
Sandra@TheSWEF.org
Sandra Voss, the president and founder of the South West
Educational Foundation, helped the men get started with the garden.
"The garden is a growing enterprise," she said. "It's not only food we
can eat, prepare, we can give away, but also food we can sell in our
own farmer's market."
Voss said the garden is not only teaching the men to take control of
their lives - it's also helping them to take care of themselves.
"First of all, financial, second of all, more healthy because you know
what's in your garden," Jones said. "Our garden has no
preservatives, no chemicals, no pesticides. It's strictly organic
material."
In a few months, the organization plans to work with a nearby
school to teach them how to grown their own garden.
The group also plans to sell their vegetables at a farmer's market on
Saturdays in the future.
Educational Foundation, helped the men get started with the garden.
"The garden is a growing enterprise," she said. "It's not only food we
can eat, prepare, we can give away, but also food we can sell in our
own farmer's market."
Voss said the garden is not only teaching the men to take control of
their lives - it's also helping them to take care of themselves.
"First of all, financial, second of all, more healthy because you know
what's in your garden," Jones said. "Our garden has no
preservatives, no chemicals, no pesticides. It's strictly organic
material."
In a few months, the organization plans to work with a nearby
school to teach them how to grown their own garden.
The group also plans to sell their vegetables at a farmer's market on
Saturdays in the future.