AGG's Community Donations

Each year the AGG raises funds to contribute to local and regional organizations that reflect its mission. Applicants are evaluated based on the following criteria:
• The applicant must provide educational or philanthropic work related to horticulture, conservation, or floral design.
• The applicant has a local presence with programs or services available to the entire Bay Area region.
• A contribution commensurate with our financial capacity will make a tangible impact.
2024
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Environmental Horticulture and Floristry Program at City College of San Francisco (scholarship funding) - San Francisco
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​Allied Arts Guild Auxiliary - (general support) - Menlo Park
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Elizabeth Gamble Garden (general support) - Palo Alto
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Holbrook-Palmer Park (tree replacement) - Atherton
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Town of Atherton - Plant markers for new Civic Center garden
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2023
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Allied Arts Guild Auxiliary (general support) - Menlo Park
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Elizabeth Gamble Garden (general support) - Palo Alto
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Holbrook-Palmer Park (general support) - Atherton
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UC Master Gardener Program (general support) - San Mateo County
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St. Francis Center Community Gardens (general support) - Redwood City
2022
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Elizabeth Gamble Garden - Palo Alto
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Town of Atherton
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Friends of Allied Arts Guild - Menlo Park
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St. Francis Center Community Gardens - Redwood City
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UC Master Gardeners of San Mateo County
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Environmental Horticulture and Floristry Department at City College of San Francisco - San Francisco