Gardeners of America Inc

Overview

Gardeners of America Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental quality, protection, and beautification. It operates under the categories of professional societies and associations, as classified by the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE).

Financial and Organizational Details

As of 2018, the organization reported revenues of approximately $29,600 and expenses of around $113,000, with total assets amounting to $433,000 and liabilities of $831[1]. Contributions and investment income are significant sources of revenue, contributing 46.7% and 43.1% respectively to its total income in some years[1].

Governance and Operations

The organization does not list executive compensation among its expenses, indicating that key officers may not receive financial compensation for their work[1]. It is also known for not engaging professional fundraising fees, suggesting a reliance on member contributions and volunteer efforts.

Affiliations and Similar Organizations

While Gardeners of America Inc is distinct from The Gardeners of America/Men's Garden Clubs of America (TGOA/MGCA), their shared focus on gardening and community enhancement aligns with the broader mission of promoting gardening education and environmental issues. TGOA/MGCA is a separate 501(c)(3) organization with a focus on community beautification and gardening education[2].

Tax Status

Gardeners of America Inc is registered as a tax-exempt organization with the IRS, allowing donations to be tax-deductible[1].

Purpose and Activities

The organization's primary activities and specific community projects are not detailed in available public records. However, its broader goals align with environmental and educational initiatives characteristic of similar gardening organizations.

Similar Organizations

Other notable organizations in the gardening and environmental sector include The Garden Club of America (GCA), which focuses on stimulating knowledge of gardening and restoring environmental quality through educational programs and community projects[3].