Grants
The Saul Wiseman Grants Program
We consider it a privilege to give back to our community by supporting a variety of gardening projects throughout Sacramento County.
Since 2015, our Saul Wiseman Grants have aided schools, nonprofit and community groups who serve Sacramento County’s diverse population through gardening and horticultural activities.
Many of the recipients are talented educators dedicated to making all manner of gardening experiences available in our schools and public places. Others lead community gardens or create environmentally-friendly places of beauty in our neighborhoods. Funds have purchased many things, including educational materials, plants and seeds, garden tools, and irrigation supplies.
Whatever your community gardening endeavor might be, we encourage you to apply for a Saul Wiseman Grant for the coming year.
Applications are due January 12, 2024.
Saul Wiseman Grant Recipients
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
2020
- Bret Harte Elementary School Garden
- Effie Yeaw Nature Center
- Leo A. Palmiter School
Donate
Please use the button below to make a donation via PayPal or with a credit or debit card.
Or if you prefer, email donateSPPC@gmail.com for further information or questions.
The Sacramento Perennial Plant Club (SPPC) is a tax exempt organization (Section 501 (c)(5) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are not tax deductible.