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Sponsor a Tree
Sponsor a Tree!
Help us grow in 2023!
Sponsor a seedling in our Humanitarian Garden and come see your gift grow each year as we work to preserve endangered plant species and grow healthy food for local charities
Endangered Englemann Oak
$250
Your gift includes: Oak Tree Seedling, Gopher Basket, Drip Irrigation, Water for first year to establish tree, Tree shelter to protect seedling, materials shipping and handling, Donor brass name tag on tree.
Endangered Torrey Pine
$250
Your gift includes: 15 gallon air pruned Torrey Pine, Gopher basket, Drip irrigation, Water for one year, Safety fencing to protect the tree, Materials, shipping and handling, Donor brass name tag on tree.
Bare Root Fruit Tree
$300
Your gift includes: Bare root fruit tree, Gopher basket, Drip irrigation, Water for first year to establish tree, Safety fencing to protect tree, Materials, shipping, and handling, Donor brass name tag on tree.
Native Plant Seedlings
$60
Your gift includes: Native plant seedling, gopher basket, drip irrigation, water for first year to establish plant, materials, shipping, and handling.
“Someone’s sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.”
—Warren Buffett
“You know me, I think there ought to be a big old tree right there. And let’s give him a friend. Everybody needs a friend.”
—Bob Ross
“On the last day of the world I would want to plant a tree.”
—W.S. Merwin
“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is now.”
—Chinese Proverb
About the Garden
The Bucket Brigade Humanitarian Garden is a seven acre public space at Elings Park in Santa Barbara. It is being built by to provide community access to fresh produce, gardening, and garden education while cultivating community engagement and improving access and equity in our city’s community garden program. The Garden is designed to break down barriers to access by creating a space where anyone can enjoy the benefits of organic gardening in an easily-accessible location. Garden volunteers can learn to grow food using regenerative, organic farming practices while actively connecting with neighbors of all ages in an inclusive environment. All fresh produce grown and harvested will be donated to local food-aid organizations to reduce food insecurity.
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