Earth Week Fundraiser

Join us in supporting our children’s outdoor learning & growth

“When children come into contact with nature, they reveal their strength.”

- Maria Montessori

We are excited to introduce a special Earth Week fundraiser to support our classroom and school community, taking place April 20th - April 24th.

 During this week, children will participate in simple, meaningful activities in the classroom and at home that help them connect with and care for the world around them. As part of this experience, each child is invited to seek a sponsor family or friends who would like to support their participation with a donation.

The funds raised will go directly toward improving our outdoor school space, helping us create a more enriching, nature-based environment for the children to explore, learn, and grow.

This fundraiser is designed to be positive, engaging, and rooted in purpose. Rather than focusing on competition, we hope to inspire children to feel proud of their efforts and connected to something bigger than themselves. 

Your support helps us continue creating meaningful experiences for our students and nurturing their natural curiosity and connection to the world around them.

How You Can Help

Need some Inspiration?

Here are some ways your child can participate in caring for our planet this Earth Week!

  • Various potted houseplants on a wooden outdoor table with a bamboo fence in the background.

    Care for Plants and Nature

    - Water flowers or plants

    - Plant seeds or bulbs

    - Clean up sticks or leaves in your yard

  • Person wearing a denim shirt filling a travel mug at a kitchen sink with a modern chrome faucet.

    Recycling and Reducing Waste

    - Separate recyclables

    - Use a reusable water bottle

    - Bring a reusable bag to the store

    - Turn off lights when leaving a room

    - Turn off water while brushing teeth

  • Two people wearing blue shirts are collecting trash, including cans and wrappers, on a beach.

    Helping Clean the Earth

    - Pick up trash in the yard or neighborhood

  • Close-up of two colorful birds perched at a sunflower seed feeder, with a blurred green background.

    Care for Animals

    - Fill a birdfeeder

    - Watch a bug and leave it safe or return it to nature

Little actions leave a big Impact

“The land is where our roots are. The children must be taught to feel and live in harmony with the Earth.” - Maria Montessori

Thank you for being part of our community and for supporting your child in this special week!

3% Cover the Fee