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C.H.E.R.'s wishlist


  • Pre-wrapped, individually packaged snacks/drinks for NEC students
  • Composition Notebooks
  • Clear Packing Tape Rolls
  • Office Supplies (lined and printer paper, pens, pencils)
  • Printer Ink
  • Shelving for organization of teaching supplies ​
  • Old National Geograghic/wildlife magazines for collages
  • A "Movable School" Jesup Wagon (we've almost reached our fundraising goal!)​
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The Story of the Jesup Wagon
George Washington Carver, one of the pillars of C.H.E.R.'s Guiding Principles, was given the responsibility of taking the latest agricultural techniques out into the communities where people were working in the fields, to help improve their living conditions. 
A New York philanthropist named Morris Jesup donated $400 to Carver and his students to build the wagon you see above. 
Tuskegee still uses the
"movable school" concept to outreach to the community in agricultural health and other human services today. 
Our idea is to reverse that process, and use the trailer to bring nature back to the urban campuses where children will learn to look at the world in new ways. 
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Who are we? >
      • Meet the Staff
      • Our Helping Hands
      • Board of Directors
      • Collaborative Partners
    • What Do We Do? >
      • Our Newsletter: The Restoration Report
      • Mission
      • Guiding Principles
      • History
      • Recognition & Achievements
    • See C.H.E.R. in Media >
      • NCEE Blog - Educator Spotlight
      • Making Peace With Bugs: PBS Special on C.H.E.R.
      • Memories of Times Gone By: Articles about C.H.E.R.
      • Suburban Living Magazine
      • C.H.E.R.'s Youtube Channel
  • Programs
    • Adult Programs >
      • Professional Development for Educators
      • Earth Elderevolution
    • Children/Young Adult Programs >
      • Summer Camp Wind Eagle >
        • Registration Form
      • Neighborhood Ecology Corps
      • The CORES Project
  • Get Involved
    • Support C.H.E.R.'s mission
    • Big sweep
    • Summer Internships
  • Remembering Ross
    • About Ross
    • Ross L. Andrews Poetry Contest >
      • Poetry Contest Rules
      • Previous Winning Poems >
        • 2018
        • 2017
        • 2016
        • 2015
  • Links
  • Contact Us