Welcome To SCAN Foundation
Southern California Agriculture and Nutrition (SCAN) Foundation supports the education of nutrition and agriculture in the classroom by providing funds for curriculum and supplies to elementary and secondary school teachers and their students through the 48th District Agricultural Association (DAA).
Vision Statement
The SCAN Foundation foresees the growth of knowledge of basic nutrition and agriculture throughout our society to meet the needs of our younger generation.
Who We Are
The Southern California Agriculture and Nutrition Foundation (SCAN) is a 501c3 public charity providing financial support to the State of California’s 48th District Agricultural Association (DAA) for over 40 years.
The 48th DAA is one of 54 District Agricultural Associations, part of the CA Network of Fairs, under the Division of Fairs and Expositions, CA Dept. of Food and Agriculture.
Their mandate is to put on a fair, which became increasingly difficult as they lost their fairgrounds and the area became more urbanized.
The mission of SCAN is to educate elementary and secondary school teachers and their students about agriculture and nutrition.
Board Members
- Steve Williams, President
- Don DeLano, Vice President
- Joan Smith, Treasurer
- Julia Gomez, Director
Support the Schools' Agriculture and Nutrition Program:
Contact
Events
48th DAA/Schools’ Agriculture & Nutrition Fair
2024 Fair: TBA
www.agfair.org
Featuring Ag Day LA 2024 – TBA
www.agdayla.com
Watch for upcoming events/workshops
Share your event with us: SoCalAgNutrition@gmail.com
SCAN sponsors:
Weinberg Foundation
Join our Foundation and help the Schools’ Agriculture and Nutrition Fair – members have an opportunity to network with others interested in agricultural literacy. Southern California Agriculture and Nutrition Foundation (SCAN) Tax ID # 95-3723190.
Purpose of the Schools’ Agriculture and Nutrition Fair:
The fair is an agricultural educational fair featuring thousands of individual and classroom entries from hundreds of schools in the greater Los Angeles basin and surrounding areas. Exhibits/projects include art, photography, beneficial insects and worms, birdhouses, crafts, horticulture, hydroponics, mission models, paintings, posters, quilts, quilt blocks, sawhorses, scarecrows, school garden projects, science projects, terrariums and trout-in-the-classroom projects.
The event attracts students, families, educators, and community members to celebrate the achievements of local students (pre-K through high school) and teachers, and to educate the attendees about the importance of agriculture and nutrition to California.
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