The Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney

Give them a place to grow this tax-time

Help the Youth Community Greening Program thrive – support the next generation.

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You have the power to plant seeds of lasting change for young Australians.

Right now, disadvantaged young Australians are struggling, disconnected from nature, their communities, and themselves. The Youth Community Greening Program at Botanic Gardens of Sydney is on a mission to transform that.

Through hands-on education projects, disadvantaged youth work alongside horticulturists to design gardens, grow food forests, and transform neglected spaces into thriving green places, building confidence, connection, and a lasting sense of belonging for young Australians.

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Ways To Give

Online: Simply fill out the form below

Email: Reach out to us at [email protected]

Phone: Give us a call on 02 9231 8182

Bank transfer: 

  • BSB: 062-005
  • Account number: 10939348
  • Account name: Foundation & Friends of the Botanic Gardens Trust
  • Reference: your name

Mail: 

Print and fill out the form found here and mail to Foundation & Friends of the Botanic Gardens, Cottage 6, Mrs Macquaries Rd, Sydney NSW 2000.

For a tax-deducatable receipt, please email [email protected]. 

Your gift is tax-deductible

Your gift of $2 or more is tax-deductible in Australia (ABN 50 837 658 196). For international tax-deductible gifts, please contact us.

Other ways to support

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Leave a gift in your will

Find out how you can leave a lasting legacy for the future, or commemorate a loved one.
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Join Foundation & Friends

Show your ongoing support to the Gardens by becoming a member of the Foundation and Friends of the Botanic Gardens.
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Volunteer

Volunteers are an integral part of our organisation, and we greatly value the skills and support they generously give.