• Botanical Gardens, Arboreta and Botanical Organizations

• 136.

Watered Gardens

We offer shelter to the homeless, food to the hungry, & Good News to the lost.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 137.

Los Angeles Garden Club Inc

LOS ANGELES GARDEN CLUB SINCE 1932 WELCOME Spreading Our PassionFor GardeningOne Seed At A Time Next Meeting Apr 14 2025Growing withNature39s TechnologywithKat KramerEmmanuel RiveraNaturewise Regenerative Design Explore ourPhoto Galleriesand get inspired Welcome to the Official Website of theLos Angeles Garden ClubLearn about our wonderful organization and its history our inspiring and knowledgeable members our accomplished guest speakers and our fun yet educational meetings activities events and field trips.

THE GREEN URBAN LUNCH BOX

We empower people to engage in local production using the resources available in their community.

• Agricultural, Youth Development

• 139.

Rise Up Community Farm

Rise Up Community Farm's mission is to nourish our neighbors and empower local youth.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 140.

Bee Better Inc

We are plant-centric. Our gardens are sustainable, and not only from the perspective of water-wise design; even our plant selections are sustainable.

Our Story Is Inc

OSI presents “At the Market”, a FREE farmers market.

GARDEN PATHWAYS INC

Garden Pathways transforms lives from the inside out through loving, mentoring relationships.

• Public Health Programs

• 143.

THE DELMARVA COMMUNITY WELLNET

Inspiring the next generation of healthy scientists, artists, and leaders with outdoor STEM learning Inspiring the next generation of healthy scientists artists and leaders Inspiring the next generation of healthy scientists artists and leaders Inspiring the next generation of healthy scientists artists and leaders is to enrich communities through cultivating meaningful relationships to nature food and personal wellbeing.

• Single Organization Support

• 144.

GLOBAL GARDEN REFUGEE TRAINING FARM

Global Gardens Chicago A vacant lot transformed into a vibrant farm in which 75 refugees grow vegetables in ChicagosAlbany Park neighborhood.