Grants

The Saul Wiseman Grants Program promotes gardening and horticultural activities with an emphasis on education and service to our diverse community. Nonprofit groups, community groups and schools within the County of Sacramento and the City of West Sacramento are eligible to apply.

• Applicants may request up to $1200.
• Smaller projects are encouraged.
• Partial grants may be awarded.
• Funds are awarded in February, just in time for spring planting and gardening activities.
• Grants contact: grants.sppc@gmail.com

The 2026 grant application will be available on our website in August 2025.

2025

• Bret Harte Elementary School–Pollinator Garden
• A. Warren McClaskey Adult Center–Tool Library
• Miwok Middle School–Middle Garden Renovation
• Mother Natives–Native Garden Installation at HI Sacramento Hostel
• New Joseph Bonnheim Community Charter School–Perennial Pollinator Project
• Oak Park Sol Community Garden–Hugelkultur
• Southport Elementary School–Compost to Pizza Toppings
• Wong Center–Wong Center Community Garden

2024

• Black & Brown Farm Collective
• Hmong Youth and Parents United
• Land Park Community Association
• Sam Brannan Middle School
• Soil Born Farms
• Toby Johnson Middle School
• Washington Elementary School

2023

• Bowling Green Elementary-McCoy Academy Pollinator Hill
• Cameron Ranch Elementary School
• Fern Bacon Middle School
• Grassland Garden at Ninos Parkway
• Project AWE Youth Farm
• Tahoe Park Neighborhood Association Community Garden
• Will C Wood Middle School Garden Club

2022

• Black Lives Matter Sacramento Community Home and Land Project
• Bret Harte Elementary School Garden
• Earl Warren School Garden Restoration and Improvement
• Growing Healthy Kids at Floyd Farms
• La Vista Center Horticulture Club
• Root Cellar Community Garden

Please use the button below to make a donation via PayPal or with a credit or debit card.

Or if you prefer, email president.sppc@gmail.com for further information or questions.