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Find similar grantsGrand Strand Grant Program is sponsored by South Carolina Native Plant Society, Grand Strand Chapter. The Grand Strand Chapter of the South Carolina Native Plant Society offers grants to support local projects focused on native plants, encouraging community involvement in conservation efforts.
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SCNPS Grand Strand Chapter | South Carolina Native Plant Society Lisa Matthews Memorial Bay The Rocky Shoals Spider Lily Preserve at Parks Mill Certificate in Native Plant Studies Cullowhee Native Plant Conference What Is a Native Plant?
Rare, Threatened and Endangered Plant Species Why Native Plants at Home SC Native Plant Nurseries The Upstate Native Nursery Promoting Native Plants in Horry and Georgetown Counties Plymouth rose gentian (Sabatia kennedyana). Credit: C. Schildtknecht From our humble beginnings in December 2022, our chapter has grown to over 200 members concentrated in Horry and Georgetown Counties.
Our chapter has a lot to offer with bimonthly meetings, monthly newsletters, and a mix of field trips, educational seminars, and invasive species removals throughout the year! We host a fall and spring plant sale – bringing native plant vendors from across the state to the Grand Strand area. We are proud to offer a community grant program that awards funds to local native plant projects twice a year.
All our activities are coordinated by a dedicated group of volunteers, led by our chapter board. We are proud of the community we have built that is passionate about native plants. Whether you are a lifelong naturalist or a gardener looking to attract more pollinators, we hope you’ll join us to learn more about and protect the Grand Strand’s incredible native plant resources.
-Maeve Snyder, Grand Strand Chapter President The Grand Strand Chapter Board includes: Hope Camper, Vice President Cara Schildtknecht, Treasurer Babs Johnston, Membership Chair Cecilia Cuffe, Communications Chair Lucy Contreras, Grants Chair Jessica Dortone, Plant Sale Chair Maeve Snyder & Hannah Priest, Education and Outreach Committee Sudie Thomas & Kaela Miller, Stewardship Committee We need volunteers to help sustain our chapter!
Starting after this spring, Grants Chair and Grant Reader positions will be available. Secretary and Member at Large positions are currently open. To learn more about the open positions, review the link below or email Maeve at grandstrandpresident@scnps.
org with any questions. Board position descriptions and interest form Grand Strand Board Members 2026 A Grand Strand Chapter meeting in Conway. Watch our meeting recordings on YouTube Grand Strand Plant Sale in Conway Town Green.
The Grand Strand Chapter hosts plant sales in the fall and spring, providing the local community with greater access to native plants. Members are able to shop the sale before the general public! Field trip to Huntington Beach State Park Our field trips are led by expert members and guest leaders on hikes, webinars, seed collections, plant rescues, invasive eradication, and plant surveys.
Our field trips are usually free, open to the public, may be full or half-days, for the experienced and novice, easy to moderately strenuous. Have a native plant-related event you’d like to share with our members? Please email us with a link to the event and include the title, location, date and time, a photo or event graphic, and a two to six sentence write up so we can share it in our newsletter.
Like our chapter Facebook page! Board member Babs representing the Chapter at a community event. Board officers, members, and volunteers give presentations to local groups and staff outreach tables at various events to educate citizens in our region about the society and importance of native plants.
Want us to speak at your event? Contact us. Community projects can include invasive species removals like this one at Myrtle Beach State Park The Grand Strand Chapter launched our first grants program in the fall of 2024.
If your organization, community group, or school is interested in working with native plants in any capacity, we invite you to consider applying for one of our grants. Our Spring 2026 grant cycle is closed . Stay tuned for announcements about our Fall 2026 grant cycle.
land being cleared in Horry County. We encourage the preservation of native plant communities whenever possible, but recognize that there are occasions where the destruction of native plants is imminent. Through our plant rescue program, volunteers work with developers and landowners to rescue plants prior to site work, and we provide safe places for plant relocation.
Please email us if you are planning site work, or learn more about becoming a volunteer here . Join Our Volunteer Rescue Team Plant Sale volunteers make our spring and fall plant sales happen! Looking for a way to volunteer in the Myrtle Beach / Conway / Georgetown area?
Support the SCNPS Grand Strand Chapter! The following committees are open to new volunteers: communications , grants, plant sale, and education/outreach/stewardship. Please email us at grandstrand@scnps.
org if you’re interested in volunteering or learning more. Interested in Becoming a Member?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in the Grand Strand region of South Carolina. Projects must be directed at protecting, restoring, and/or educating the public or students about native plants in the Grand Strand region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grand Strand Grant Program is funded by South Carolina Native Plant Society, Grand Strand Chapter. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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