Green Our Planet

“The co-ceo's review the form 990 before it is filed. The ceo is responsible for the accuracy of the filed 990, attested to by the ceo's signature.”

“Financial statements, tax returns, and governing documents are available to the public upon written or phone request sent to: ciara byrne, 6795 edmond st, 3rd floor, las vegas, nevada, 89118. Phone:(702))624-8912”

“Our mission is to raise money for green projects and to educate the public about the most pressing environmental issues facing the planet today. Our overall goal is to help conserve, protect, and improve the environment through funding green projects and through education, which includes steam, nutrition, and conservation education in k-12 schools.”

“Green our planet, a nonprofit organization based in las vegas, nevada, launched its outdoor garden classroom program in march 2013. Green our planet's mission is to help conserve, protect, and improve the environment through education, which includes building outdoor and indoor gardens in schools so that students in prek-12th grade schools can learn about, through hands-on project-based learning, steam (science, technology, engineering, art and math), nutrition and conservation. The outdoor garden classroom program includes an 800-page, prek-5th grade steam curriculum, farmers markets, chef demos, and teacher trainings. Currently, the program is the largest and most comprehensive school garden program in the united states, operating in more than 170 schools across southern nevada and impacting more than 130,000 students. More than 3,500 teachers have been trained to teach in the gardens, using the curriculum. The program includes student-run farmers markets, which are the largest in the state and a financial literacy program that, in partnership with bank of nevada, trains students to run businesses in 5th grade. In addition, the organization created nevada's first school garden conference, which has become very popular with educators and is now in its 8th year. The organization also helped create nevada's first special needs garden vocational curriculum for middle and high schools. The organization is mainly supported through grant income, program fees, and contributions.”