Find Garden Clubs Nonprofits and Charities

  Henry C. wrote:

LHTYF is an exceptional organization that is committed to improving the quality of life for our youth. They are the quintessential example of servant leaders more »

  PaulG wrote:

AmpleHarvest.org is an organization that helps gardeners give extra produce from their garden to a local food pantry. Lots of people in America need food pantries. I know of lots of gardeners with extra food in their gardens, and lots of pantries... more »

  Sandra26 wrote:

Memo and his family are amazing people who believe in their community and in the power of honesty and hardwork. They empower both curious travellers and locals alike to help each other and learn more about the work through being active and doing what... more »

  woodbridge wrote:

I attended the terrific conference in Sacramento (on my own nickel) and found it well worthwhile. Much useful information, and I enjoyed the speakers Ringo and Hopper. Couldn't attend the evening banquet due to lousy public transport in Sacramento. I... more »

  viollet wrote:

New England Wildflower Society (NEWFS) is a top-ten non-profit green contender. NEWFS is the nation’s oldest and largest membership organization devoted exclusively to native plant conservation. Its mission is to “Promote the conservation of flora... more »

  rhodyman wrote:

On November 9, 2010, Scott Aker of the US National Arboretum announced the Arboretum would destroy "National Boxwood Collection and the co-located Perennial Collections as well as the Glenn Dale Hillside portion of the Azalea Collection." The... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  Samuel S.1 wrote:

About face USA Inc has a wonderful program helping Veterans with life skills as well as their hydroponic gardening, they offer so many other programs which benefit veterans also vocational training.Additionally, About Face has help the Disabled... more »

  Alexa V.1 wrote:

I started volunteering at Wild Heart after years of of volunteering at multiple other farm sanctuaries around the country, and I've been so impressed with the environment that Beryl & her family have created for the animals she has at this calm little... more »

  mpm150 wrote:

City Green is a wonderful organization that actively promotes environmental awareness and education, nutritional programming, and garden/farm related projects for the urban youth. Their spring/summer green markets, which provide deeply discounted locally... more »

  West Place Animal Sanctuary wrote:

This peaceful sanctuary gives both unwanted farm animals and injured wild ducks and wild turkeys a fresh start. Organized by a DEM permitted wildlife rehabilitator, West Place has a constant influx of waterfowl and Eastern American wild turkeys, providing... more »

  pachef4life wrote:

I have been disappointed in my experience volunteering at the farm. more »

  cskelton7 wrote:

Did you know that persons with a disability are more than 300% less likely to be employed than those without a disability? Did you know that 61 million adults in the US live with a disability? Well, Smile Farms is certainly doing its part to change that.... more »

  BonitaBelle wrote:

Aglantis is the realization of a utopian dream of turning waste products and waste land into a Garden of Eden which provides fresh, nutritious produce for poor and hungry people. It is 21st century alchemy which turns lead into gold. It has been a privilege... more »

  violettehdaolcom wrote:

I am Violette Denney and I am currently the treasurer for the Carroll County Veterans Memorial Park Association, Inc. (CCVMP). In January 2003 I attended the CCVMP Committee meeting for the purpose of seeing “why it was taking so long to make progress... more »

  Mnedd809 wrote:

Thank you for all you do for us (the youth) we really appreciate it.M. Nedd more »

  Debra69 wrote:

I have been priveleged to be a volunteer for over a year with RAF and have loved every minute. This is a terrific organization which spreads smiles to those in need. What you may not know is how wonderful it feels to do a random act - the reward is... more »

  Chelsead1 wrote:

This charity farm stand is amazing! Jamielee grows a ton in her personal garden, gathers donations from friend's gardens, has a plot at a community garden... Fruits and veggies galore! And all of the proceeds go to charity. Bloom also puts on several... more »

  TeachingKids wrote:

They used to have a lot of grants but now there are hardly any and the few remaining have very small amounts of awards. It looks like they lost most of their major sponsors, wonder why? more »

  Bretbtc wrote:

I have worked with GrowNYC for 3 years and appreciate the service they provide New Yorkers. The most visible success and the bedrock of the organization are the Greenmarkets they have organized and managed for over 40 years. Building upon the success... more »

  RGillmore wrote:

The Master Gardener Foundation is a nonprofit organization that raises money to support the more than 40 clinics around King County. I will be entering my third year as a Master Gardener and completing my first year as a member of the Board of Directors.... more »

  nikkic wrote:

Our family looks forward to Saturday mornings...a chance to meet new volunteers and work together at the garden-harvesting, planting, preparing soil, tending to plants, socializing, and ultimately GIVING. We grow to give fresh produce to others in need.... more »

  emmalynne wrote:

The garden has been a part of my life since I was in 3rd grade, I'm now a senior in college. I've learned how to properly plant flowers and remove weeds, identify different plants, and create a safe space for pollinators. I've entered and won competitions... more »

  cassie wrote:

I served as an intern with LVEJO back when I was working on a master's degree in 2007. I pursued an internship with LVEJO based on their reputation for progressive and aggressive advocacy in the area, and as an intern I saw that reputation in action.... more »

  shantoyat wrote:

Brighter View Foundation is passionate about helping to remove barriers by providing supportive independent living resources to marginalized and underserved seniors, individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and caregivers that care for... more »

  zuggy wrote:

Navah and Matt have put their heart into their foundation. The Ed Asner foundation has helped so many families and kids already. I think it’s wonderful that they have open a center for the kids and I know the kids will love all the activity’s that... more »

  Dianne wrote:

About six years ago, I read a notice that GRuB was looking for people to help stuff envelopes for a few hours. I had been curious about GRuB, so I went. I found a group of staff and youth crew employees who were friendly, open and giving from their... more »

  moose123 wrote:

Of course, like most people that work with children, I love animals. That they are disappearing by our negligence, greed, etc. has me worried, but I am older. Children love animals almost innately. I think Earth Justice is powerful because they write... more »

  Gardenfun wrote:

I have been volunteering with Green Corn Project for over 5 years. They take groups of volunteers who want to learn about organic vegetable gardening and take them to install gardens for those in need. The volunteers get to learn and deserving Austinites... more »

  City Island Images wrote:

Summer is in full swing, but its not too late to transform your back-yard, or front patio into a botanical paradise. In fact, the ladies garden club of City Island has improved our look by planting new flowers along CI avenue. All my friends... more »

  oleanders wrote:

The International Oleander Society was established in 1967 to preserve and propagate oleanders that are exclusive to Galveston Island. The organization maintains the Betty Head Oleander Garden Park, located at 26th and Sealy. Located in the park are... more »

  NPOXpert wrote:

Having worked closely with the organization for over 2 years, it is noticeable that the organization needs some restructuring and is overstrained with a overworked staff trying to meet the needs of too many clients. This causes a lack of attention to... more »

  franktreadway wrote:

Who we are: The Marin Rose Society is a local educational, nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational organization dedicated exclusively to the cultivation and enjoyment of roses and the promotion of America's Floral Emblem. The organization was founded... more »

  annarborfarmandgarden wrote:

Our small, all-volunteer non-profit organization of about 140 members manages, year after year, to raise a significant amount of money for local garden-related projects and student scholarships and internships. Since 1947, Ann Arbor Farm & Garden has... more »

  PenelopeC wrote:

Excellent, reputable organization staffed by wonderful people with a passion for horticulture. more »

  OliS wrote:

What an incredible organization! I volunteer with a local food recovery group called Food Not Bombs that bakes and cooks with the amazing produce we get from Backyard Harvest to provide for free. The smiling and enthusiastic folks from Backyard Harvest... more »

  kalli wrote:

How could there not be a prior review of GCSC?!?! Garden clubs give so much. The only thing members get in return is a sense of accomplishment and camaraderie. more »

  heidibpelczar wrote:

I've been volunteering with Heroic Gardens for three years this summer. I have a few comments:*It's incredibly rewarding - I've made personal connections with other volunteers and project beneficiaries that have changed my life and the lives of others.... more »

  lin4649 wrote:

I have volunteered with this group for the last year. Great group of people, beautiful gardens and lots of fun to volunteer. more »

  nealray wrote:

Milwaukee Urban Gardens has helped to set up a community garden in my neighborhood which has brought together the neighborhood. They are a great lease holder for the space and are working to integrate people of all backgrounds together all across Milwaukee.... more »

  jackson11 wrote:

My daughter has been participating in the LAND Clubs since the third grade (she is now in the seventh grade). When I first signed her up, I thought it would be a great way for her to get some fresh air and maybe a little outdoor education. She would... more »

  Louise F. wrote:

This is only handful or members supporting the growing of orchids. I was a member until I moved to South Florida. All membership fees were generated to fund expenses generated by the society. more »

  mwalters wrote:

For over 62 years the Northfield Garden Club has played a large role in beautifying Northfield and providing gardening information for members and the public. Check out the planters at Bridge Square, which are planted and maintained by Garden Club members.... more »

  diannec1945 wrote:

My husband and I chose this church with my adult son thinking he would like the young vibe here. He went on, but we were hooked. Nate Loucks is a gifted preacher. He is very well read, researches topics and always brings a passion for Christ that always... more »

  cobwebcrawler wrote:

HRGC is a place for people to share their love of gardening and nature. The club helps expand knowledge on gardening in Florida and stewardship of our environment. We never forget that the beauty which surrounds us, needs care and tending. The club promotes... more »

  Stacy G.3 wrote:

This nonprofit does phenomenal work in Yolo County by supporting edible gardens, hands-on experiential learning, and ag/nutritional education. As a West Sac parent with children in elementary school, I appreciate that our school garden has thrived, thanks... more »

  Sedona96 wrote:

As an elementary educator, that also teaches gardening at the local college, I have been able to benefit from Gardens for Humanity's programs first hand. As a community school garden volunteer, we have used the their seed library for over a decade and... more »

  heathersfarmstead wrote:

Their scion exchange is a good event. You can watch a grafting demonstration and there are large amounts of different varieties to graft onto your existing trees or a rootstock. There are also things you can root like figs and pomegrantes. more »

  Bobs39 wrote:

BUGS provided scholarships to refugee children which enabled them to learn about horticulture, nutrition, team work and helped restore self-esteem in these children. more »

  wildspring wrote:

This organization is impressive. They have developed a strong array of educational programs for schools and various organizations, and have been very effective in generating support from the business and civic communities. These are people who fervently... more »

  Nathaniel wrote:

The Memorial Garden Foundation will serve to enrich the Novato outdoor community, youth, and wetlands preservation initiative. The Foundation has already begun to improve the trails accessible to the public around ammo hill as well as its wetland education... more »

  Kenneth R. Brahmer wrote:

Be assured The Laurel Garden Club is committed to promoting the potential of citizens and improving the community. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. more »

  Plum wrote:

Urban Tilth is a great organization that brings gardens into communities in Richmond, CA and North Richmond, a low-income unincorporated area of Contra Costa County. Urban Tilth also has gardens located at a number of West Contra Costa Unified School... more »

  kellyeend wrote:

The last few years I've loved visiting my folks plaques at the Rose Garden. Currently there are no plaques up and I'm wondering what's going on? more »

  Writer wrote:

The Oldsmar Organic Community Garden (OOCG) is a great place to learn about organic gardening as well as meeting GREAT people. Every time I go to the garden or the monthly meetings I learn so much. Each member is dedicated to the environment and shows... more »

  annieob wrote:

Columbine is a small garden club (approximately 40 members) associated with the Garden Clubs of America. Its mission relates to gardening-related activities, conservation of the environment, and encouragement of related non-profit organizations. The club... more »

  Susan wrote:

I am the newest member of the Ag In The Classroom staff. Having worked with the other staff members for approximately 2 months, I had a feel for the overall purpose and mission of the foundation. But I didn't have a full appreciation for what the educators... more »

  Writer wrote:

This a great group of people who are interested in cultivating plants, friendships and good deeds. more »

  Lloyd R. wrote:

I know a lot of people that benefit from the good work done by this organization. Without the aid received weekly by LEAF, they would not be eating regularly! Good job, LEAF. more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

Founded in June, 1977, the Lone Star Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society was formed to provide localized information and... more »

Little garden club of memphis is a non-profit entity that promotes horticulture and conservation movements in the greater mid-south... more »

KEEPERS OF THE LAND - FOREVER PRESERVING THE NATIVE BUTTERFLIES AND WILDFLOWERS. more »

ASSISTANCE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION, INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE AND FACILITIES USE FOR FUNDRAISING FOR ROANOKE AREA PLANT SOCIETIES... more »

Form 990, part iii, line 1 the pasadena tournament of roses foundation was established in 1983 to receive and manage contributions... more »

The ohio state university extension (osue) master gardener volunteer (mgv) program is an educational program designed to meet... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

To enrich the community by providing plots in a central gathering place for members to plant vegetables, herbs and edible flowers,... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

Programs designed to educate the public about gardening, horticulture, botany, landscape design, conservation, etc. more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The Mission of the ARS is to encourage amateur and professional rose culture, to increase the general understanding of and interest... more »

The birmingham botanical society promotes public knowledge of plants, gardens, and the environment; and receives, raises, and... more »