Thank You for Your Support
On behalf of the Newburyport Horticultural Society, we extend our deepest gratitude for your generous donation and your commitment to a greener, more beautiful Newburyport.
Your contribution serves as a vital investment in our city’s landscape, directly supporting the ongoing maintenance of public gardens like the Clipper City Rail Trail and the continued expansion of our educational programs.
It is through the kindness of donors like you that we are able to transform shared spaces into thriving natural habitats, ensuring that our community remains a vibrant and healthy environment for all to enjoy.
“This has been such a worthwhile investment in my community. I’d recommend it to anyone.”
— Beth J.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. The Newburyport Horticultural Society, Inc. is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) public charity under the Internal Revenue Code. All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Our tax-exempt EIN is 86-1835539.
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Your generosity directly impacts our community. Donations are used to support our ongoing civic beautification projects throughout the city and to fund scholarships for local high school seniors who are pursuing further education in horticulture or related environmental fields.
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Membership dues are distinct from general donations, though they are also tax-deductible as the society is a 501(c)(3) organization. Your dues help sustain our monthly meetings, educational programming, and operational costs. We encourage those who are able to provide additional support through a general donation beyond their annual dues.
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While our primary donation channel is financial to support our scholarships and specific public landscaping projects, we occasionally organize plant-related fundraising events, such as our annual Spring Plant Sale. If you have a specific inquiry about donating plant materials or supplies, please contact us so we can discuss the feasibility based on our current needs and logistics.
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You can learn more about our mission to promote the love of gardening, advocate for community natural beauty, and encourage the conservation of natural resources by visiting our "What We Do" or "Community Gardens" sections on our website. We are proud of the work our members contribute to local spaces, such as the High Street water trough and Rail Trail areas.