Building Healthy Families, a family support organization serving Eastern Oregon, spearheaded an effort to construct a bicycle park features rollers, tunnels, pump tracks, rock gardens and a wide number of areas for kids to ride bikes, scooters, skateboards and rollerblades. Funds provided by the Schwemm Family Foundation were used for the purchase of several features in the playground, including bike teeter totters and a snake tunnel, which help to make the park a unique green space for the children of Wallowa County to enjoy.  

The Farm to School program partners with local schools in the greater Los Angeles area to build farm labs and outdoor learning gardens for students to have access to project-based outdoor learning opportunities.  Funds provided by the Schwemm Family Foundation went to refurbish the culinary learning garden at Arroyo High School, supporting the AHS students taking part in this program to learn to grow their own organic food, and to cultivate and experience the setting of urban green spaces at their school.

Supper Club, a part of the larger Lift Urban Portland Adopt a Building program, provides on-site food security services in low-income apartment buildings in Northwest and Downtown Portland, Oregon. The Schwemm Family Foundation partnered with Lift Urban Portland to help fund the Supper Club program in two high need, low-income buildings in the City of Portland, providing a healthy eating, multi-part workshop series focused on nutrition education, cooking skills, and healthy meal preparation.

Formed in rural Southern Oregon in 1992, the APWC has evolved to become a national model for agency-community collaboration and innovation. One of their newest collaborative projects, Grow Youth, combines riparian restoration with monitoring education at a popular county park. In 2021, funds from the SFF were used to support this program in their efforts to enhance a section of the Applegate River for fish, beaver, and other wildlife while involving students in monitoring the removal of a variety of invasive species and the growth and survival of numerous native plants.

Eco Urban Gardens is committed to combating food insecurity in the great Los Angeles area through urban agriculture and regenerative living. One of the ways they are doing this is by helping to create and maintain a Foraging Café at one of the local high schools where students can learn to forage for edibles and then prepare them into a healthy meal. In 2021, the SFF supported the Foraging Café as they expanded the planting and irrigation of a variety of edible, medicinal, and pollinator-friendly plants while at the same time integrating numerous hands-on educational workshops for students and the community at large.