Therapeutic Garden Grant Program

Therapeutic Garden Grant Program is sponsored by National Garden Bureau. This program supports therapeutic garden programs serving veterans, people with disabilities, and trauma-impacted populations through structured therapeutic horticulture. Funds can be used for the expansion or continuation of existing programs.

Therapeutic Garden Grant - National Garden Bureau National Garden Bureau launched a philanthropic program in 2014 that supports the building and growth of therapeutic gardens across North America. This program furthers NGB’s mission of promoting gardening to gardeners and non-gardeners alike. “NGB is proud to continue our annual therapeutic garden grant program to sponsor the growth of therapeutic gardening across North America.

Gardening is a great tool of healing for so many and we understand the importance of the grant program to allow for these programs to flourish and grow in our communities,” says NGB Past President Nick Pucci. Garden Grants are made possible by National Garden Bureau and our members, American Meadows , Ball Horticultural Co. and Sakata Seed America.

National Garden Bureau promotes the health and healing powers of human interaction with plants through a yearly grant program for therapeutic gardens. Sakata Seed America is a leader in breeding vegetable and ornamental seed and vegetative cuttings. They are committed to supporting organizations throughout North America to help people live productive, healthy, and enriched lives.

American Meadows says “We Do Good Through Gardening. ” Their primary focus is to be great at providing home gardeners with the products and knowledge they need to succeed. They seek to be a trusted gardening partner for creative gardeners —those who are willing to combine new ideas and products with classic favorites.

At Ball Horticultural Company, the motto Color The World is not just coloring the world with flowers and plants, but also ensuring that the industry and communities are vibrant and healthy by supporting organizations who promote nature, beauty, education and health.

Garden Grant Application will open on April 1, 2027 Therapeutic Garden Grant Recipients 2025 GRANT RECIPIENT: Wilmot Botanical Gardens, Gainesville, FL 2025 GRANT RECIPIENT: Capper Foundation, Topeka, KS 2025 GRANT RECIPIENT: Daphne High School, Daphne, AL 2025 GRANT RECIPIENT: Hough Foundation, Vancouver, WA 2025 GRANT RECIPIENT: The Arc Nature Coast Inc., Spring Hill, FL 2024 GRANT RECIPIENT: City Green Inc, Clifton, New Jersey 2024 GRANT RECIPIENT: Hope Grows Healing Garden, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2024 GRANT RECIPIENT: Frelinghuysen Arboretum Hort Therapy, Morristown, New Jersey 2024 GRANT RECIPIENT: Gospel Inc. Healing Haven, Lakeland, Florida 2024 GRANT RECIPIENT: Wayside House Healing Garden, Delray Beach, Florida Thank you to our Sponsors National Garden Bureau would like to recognize all the worthwhile grant applicants for creating and maintaining therapeutic gardens.

NGB encourages support of these and other therapeutic gardens by the industry, local communities, and individuals: Adventist Health White Memorial Alta Vista Center for Autism DBA Firefly Autism Hope Clubhouse of Southwest FL, Inc. Jupitar Seventh Day Adventist Church North Carolina Botanical Garden Pal-O-Mine Equine Partnership The Arts and Cultural Council of the Rappahannock The Guelph Enabling Garden The Park Community Development Corporation The STARability Foundation Valley InterCommunity Council WPB VA Health Care System Preferences Reject Accept All Powered by (opens in a new window) Toggle Essential Essential Powered by (opens in a new window)