The National Garden Club, inc.
Mission Statement
National Garden Clubs, Inc. provides education, resources, and national networking opportunities for its members to promote the love of gardening, floral design, and civic and environmental responsibility.
Theme for 2017-2019: “Plant America”
National Headquarters Contact Information
4401 Magnolia Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110-3492
Phone: (314) 776-7574 Fax: (314) 776-5108
Email: headquarters@gardenclub.org
To find out about programs go to Projects.
The Sakonnet Preservation Association
sponsors public education events bringing experts in the conservation field to speak on such topics as: grass-nesting bird stewardship; basics of conservation easements; local impacts of winter moth infestation. To check the schedule of upcoming programs starting January 27, click on Educational Programs.
The New England Garden Club
Theme for 2017-2019: “NEGC Plants for everyone”
Susan Hinkel, President, may be contacted at: rerob@mac.com
Phone: 802-293 9566
The Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.
Our Mission
To nurture the interest and appreciation of our natural world through:
- Education
- Networking opportunities to promote the love of gardening
- Floral Design
- Civic beautification
- Preservation of the beauty and natural resources of the state of Rhode Island
The Garden Conservancy
The mission of the Garden Conservancy is to preserve, share, and celebrate America’s gardens and diverse gardening traditions for the education and inspiration of the public. Visit their Website for upcoming events.
Little Compton Community Center
The Garden Club holds most of its programs at the Community Center and organizes gardening activities for the children in the after school program and at camp.
The Sogkonate Garden Club works with:
The Little Compton Wellness Center
The mission of the Little Compton Wellness Center is to promote healthy aging within our community through affordable programs and services.
The Garden Club offers free workshops to the Day Center participants: in November, members assist each participant in making a silk flower arrangement. In June, members help with the making of a flower arrangement to take home.
