July 2026
| As we wrap up another busy summer, we’re already looking ahead to an exciting new school year—and our calendar is officially open! We partner with schools, transition programs, ICF providers, Scout troops, and other community organizations throughout Central Ohio to provide hands-on educational experiences in an engaging farm environment. Whether participants are building confidence through animal care, exploring horticulture, developing workplace and life skills, or simply connecting with nature, every visit is thoughtfully designed to create meaningful, memorable learning experiences. Contract openings for school and ICF programming are limited, and several spots have already been reserved for the upcoming school year. If you know a teacher, intervention specialist, transition coordinator, Scout leader, or community organization looking for a unique educational experience or meaningful service opportunity, we’d love to connect! A Note from Avery ⭐  As summer break winds down, there’s still plenty happening at the farm! Whether you’re looking to schedule a visit, volunteer your time, partner with us on a project, or simply cheer on our students, there’s a place for you here. We love welcoming individuals, families, Scout troops, schools, businesses, and community organizations who want to make a difference alongside us. Thank you for believing in our mission,we can’t wait to share what August has in store!Your Learning 4 Life Farm Team Additional Ways You Can Support Students: ⭐ Spread the word about contract availability ⭐ Check out Lucy’s wish list on Amazon! ⭐ Give us your feedback!⭐ Volunteer with us this summer! Let’s get crafty…  One of our favorite parts of the farm is seeing learning continue long after students head home. That’s why we’re excited to introduce a new feature in our monthly newsletter! Each month, we’ll share one of our favorite farm-inspired crafts or activities for you to enjoy with your family. This month’s project is one we make often with our students: Pressed Flower Sun Catchers! It’s a simple way to get outside, explore nature, and create something beautiful to brighten your home. You’ll Need: Mason jar lid ring, clear contact paper or clear tape, dried flowers, leaves, or small petals, scissors, hole punch, ribbon, twine, or string We’d love to see your creations! Snap a photo and tag Learning 4 Life Farm on Facebook or Instagram!  |