Grants & Scholarships

Grant Requests

To help us serve our community and allocate resources effectively, please complete the form below. This information you provide will help us evaluate your request and determine how your project aligns with our mission and goals. To be eligible for funding, your group must be a non-profit organization or school. Our annual funding cycle opens on September 1, and requests are reviewed as they are received. Grant funding is available on a rolling basis each year until our annual resources have been fully awarded

Learn more about recent grants that the Club has awarded.

Areas of outreach in alignment with Woodinville Garden Club’s Mission:

• CIVIC: Supports civic, horticultural and beautification projects that enrich the community. Click here for recent examples.
• YOUTH GARDENING:  Inspires young people to engage with nature, learn gardening skills, and develop a lifelong appreciation for the environment. Click here for recent examples.
• WORLD GARDENING:  Fosters global horticultural knowledge and supports international gardening initiatives.  Click here for recent examples.
• ENVIRONMENT:  Promotes sustainable gardening practices, protects local ecosystems, and educates the community on environmental stewardship. Click here for recent examples.

Scholarship Applications for the 2026-2027 school year must be submitted by the February 15, 2026 deadline. To apply, click on Woodinville Garden Club Scholarship Application.

We received eleven applications this year. Four recipients were selected to receive $2,500 each for the 2026-27 school year.

Kelley was thrilled by the news and very appreciative of the scholarship. She plans to devote her attention and energy to learning, growing and developing technical skills needed to transition into the horticulture and landscape design industry.

Sandra was honored to be chosen to receive the scholarship. She feels WGC is investing in her dream of completing her Horticultural Therapy Institute Certification.

Jane was also honored to receive the WGC scholarship. Her plan is to work in residential landscape design, integrating native plants, regenerative practices and edible landscapes into high-quality outdoor spaces.

Ayanna was thrilled to receive the scholarship. She is studying to become a plant scientist with a focus on breeding.

Gardening can be a lifetime hobby or a career. We are fortunate that several of our members throughout the years have been horticultural professionals. We learn from each other and encourage our membership to grow their understanding of our natural world.

We support those who are continuing their education, and through 2025 we have awarded more than $75,000 to students pursuing degrees in horticulture or other plant-related fields.

Our club provides scholarships each year to those pursuing education in horticulture, botanically oriented environmental studies, landscape design, botany, agronomy, botanical sustainability, or other plant-related fields. The scholarship must be used at two-year, four-year or graduate accredited college, university or vocational school and used within the year the scholarship is awarded. It may be used for tuition and/or fees.