Create a permanent legacy through a named Community Garden endowment.

Each year, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy organizes more than 8,300 volunteers, plants more than 200,000 flowers, and brings mulch and other equipment to 140 community gardens. These gardens bring neighbors together and serve as a source of community pride – but the costs to WPC to maintain these gardens are significant.

Members and friends of WPC can help us sustain this important work by establishing a named garden through an endowment gift. You, your family, or a loved one will be recognized in perpetuity on one of our community garden signs. Gifts to endow the community gardens range from $25,000-$250,000 (based on the garden’s size, visibility and location) and can be paid over a period of five years.

For more information, please contact Carey Scheide Miller, Director of Development, at 412-586-2356 or cmiller@paconserve.org.

Garden endowed in honor of Lee Solomon in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh