Donor and Memorial Gift Opportunities
Since opening in 1996, Green Bay Botanical Garden (GBBG) has grown as a horticultural and recreational resource to Northeast Wisconsin—built with a great deal of community purpose and pride. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, GBBG receives no tax support. Your gift to Green Bay Botanical Garden ensures we maintain and grow this beautiful horticultural facility, while providing valuable educational programs and recreational events to the community.
In addition to the options shown below, naming opportunities for major gardens, concerts, educational events and special projects are also available.
Bench $3,000
Names or expressions inscribed on brass plate on teak or pine benches located throughout the Garden.
Tribute Stone $2,000
Names or expressions inscribed on 24” x 30” paving stones located on the main terrace connecting the Visitor Center to the Garden.
Memorial Grove $500
Name engraved on stainless steel pillars of the main structure in the Memorial Grove Garden.
Plant Endowment Societies $250+
Plant Endowment Societies help maintain the Garden’s annual (Monet), rose (Redoute), and perennial (Renoir) plantings. Names or expressions are inscribed on the Society plaque in the Visitor Center.
Memorial Brick $125
Names or expressions inscribed on a 4” X 8” brick located in the Color and Foliage Garden. A beautiful, permanent memorial or tribute.
Book(s) and Sponsorship of Educational Programs $25+
Gifts can support the Youth & Adult Education Programs, as well as, the Children’s or Horticultural Lending Libraries. Names or expressions can be placed on a commemorative bookplate.
General Operating Gift $25+
Operating funds support on ongoing garden maintenance. Names are recognized in the tribute section of GBBG’s Annual Report.
If you are making a memorial or tribute gift, please download and complete the Memorial & Tribute Order Form so that we can properly acknowledge your gift. Thank you!
For More Information
For more information, please contact, Cindy Berton our Director of Development at (920) 491-3691 ext. 104 or cberton@gbbg.org