Make a Donation: Annual Fund/Gift
As a non-profit organization, the San Antonio Botanical Garden relies on the generosity and support of friends like you. Your gift to the Garden supports education, conservation, cultural, and beautification efforts.
Your Gift Supports the Garden
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The San Antonio Botanical Garden is a horticultural resource for South Texas, showcasing a wide variety of plants you can’t find anywhere else. It requires daily care including watering, pruning, weeding, mulching, thinning, and even harvesting, to keep it looking its best.
“I would like to thank everyone at the garden for working so hard to keep it beautiful. It is our escape from stress...When we are there, nothing else matters.” – Leah Myer, frequent visitor |
Your Gift Supports Education
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Educational programs and classes at the Garden connect children to nature and give adults the know-how to be better gardeners and stewards of the environment. Your support ensures that children and adults develop an appreciation for plants and nature and to learn to care for the local environment.
“We had a GREAT trip today. Your lesson was fantastic and the students love their terrariums. The San Antonio Botanical Garden is a great place for a field trip, and the funding for bus transportation made it possible.” - 2nd grade teacher |
Your Gift Supports Conservation and Research
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The San Antonio Botanical Garden was among the first group of organizations to join the Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) network in 1984. As the primary institution responsible for 13 of some of the rarest native plant species in the United States, our plant research and conservation efforts may represent the final bulwark against the extinction of a species.
“Working with the CPC and other conservation organizations, we can better ensure that Texas rare and endangered plants are not lost forever.” – G. Shannon Smith, Ph.D., Director of Rare Plants and Research |
Your Gift Supports Arts and Culture
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Cultural programs at the Garden like Concerts Under the Stars, Starlight Movies in the Garden, Dog Days, Shakespeare in the Park, and Art in the Garden create new memories for thousands of visitors each year. Supporting cultural activities at the Garden draws new visitors to the Grounds and fosters the concept that we are more than a garden.
“We come every year to the concerts and movies and other events. We just love it.” – Ed and Marcia McKenna, Members |

















