• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 145.

Bristol Garden Club

BGC-an educational and charitable organization.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 146.

Golden Valley Garden Club

The Golden Valley Garden Club--based in Golden Valley, Minnesota, encourages gardeners of all levels to increase their knowledge and love of gardening.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 147.

Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut Inc

Dedicated to the advancement of artistic and horticultural skills, civic improvement, and environmental awareness.

THE GOODELL PROJECT

creating beautiful gardens and natural spaces where people visit to enjoy, gather, learn, & refresh.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 149.

Kenilworth Garden Club

FOSTER KNOWLEDGE AND LOVE OF GARDENING, PHOTOGRAPHY & CONSERVATION.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 150.

Gardenworksforkids

THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED AND FORMULATED TO ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN WITH NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

Idyllwild Garden Club

The objective of the Idyllwild Garden Club shall be the beautification of Idyllwild, advancement in gardening, support of the protection and conservation of native plants, species, education, and research of plant materials, upkeep of any IGC gardens and optional participation in community cultural pursuits IGC DISCOVER MOUNTAIN GARDENING Idyllwild Garden Club MeetingsLocation Idyllwild Nature Center First Wed of every month April December 1230 pm 230 pm Club Calendar Garden Classes Guest Speakers Free Events Field Trips Membership Members have access to meetings events classes local discounts.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 152.

Sherman Foundation

Sherman Library & Gardens is a cultural center of horticulture, history, art and culinary delights.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 153.

Garden Club of Palm Beach

These objectives are accomplished through educating our members and the community in general through meetings and conferences, maintaining the Demonstration Garden of the Society of the Four Arts that are open to the public, restoration of public lands (continues on Schedule O) lost to storms and erosion, special projects to remove invasives in favor of native flora and fauna, as well as support of and grants to other qualified organizations that occupy themselves with sustainability.