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, 2025
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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
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
Interested in applying for financial support for your project or organization? Donations are made in April of each year. The deadline for 2026 donation applications is February 27, 2026. It's easy to apply! For information, contact our Community Donations committee at communitydonations@athertongardenguild.org.