Want to be apart of making good things grow? Partner with us!

Together, we can create more opportunities for children, families and communities to learn through gardening, sustainability and hands-on experiences.

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Work with us

Community & Corporate Partnerships

Build an ongoing, values-aligned relationship that creates meaningful outcomes for local children, schools and communities.

We work collaboratively with businesses, schools, local government and community organisations to design partnerships that reflect shared goals. Your organisation might sponsor a school garden program, support a community event, provide skilled volunteers or help us bring a new sustainability initiative to life.

Partnerships can be developed for a single project or as an ongoing relationship. We will work with you to identify a level of involvement that is practical, authentic and beneficial to everyone involved.

Ways to partner

  • Sponsor a school garden or sustainability program

  • Support a workshop, community event or education campaign

  • Create staff volunteering or workplace-giving opportunities

  • Share specialist knowledge, networks or professional expertise

  • Develop a tailored initiative aligned with your community goals

Partnership benefits

  • Visible, meaningful investment in the local community

  • Opportunities for staff engagement and team participation

  • Recognition across relevant materials, events and communications

  • Clear stories and updates showing the impact of your support

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Fund the work

Financial Donations

Help cover the real costs of delivering accessible, hands-on gardening and sustainability experiences.

Financial donations give The Grow Society the flexibility to purchase what each program needs most—from child-sized tools and seeds to workshop materials and garden infrastructure. Individuals, families, community groups and businesses can make a one-off contribution or provide ongoing support.

You may choose to support a particular school, program or project, or allow your contribution to be directed to the area of greatest need. Larger contributions may also help us expand into additional schools and communities.

Your donation can help provide

  • Seeds, seedlings, soil, compost and mulch

  • Child-safe gardening tools, gloves and watering equipment

  • Worm farms, composting systems and raised garden beds

  • Take-home resources and practical learning materials

  • Facilitator time, program coordination and volunteer support

  • Access to programs for schools or families with limited budgets

Ways to give

  • Make a one-off personal or business contribution

  • Set up regular monthly support

  • Fund a specific item, activity or complete program

  • Run a workplace or community fundraising activity

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Give goods or skills

In-Kind Support

Contribute useful products, services, equipment or expertise that directly reduces program costs and increases what we can deliver.

In-kind support is a practical way for businesses, tradespeople, growers and community members to contribute what they already do best. Useful goods and professional services allow more funding to go directly toward program delivery and participant experiences.

Because every project has different needs, we ask potential donors to contact us before delivering goods. This helps us confirm that items are safe, suitable and genuinely useful for upcoming programs.

Products & materials

  • Seeds, seedlings, herbs and productive plants

  • Soil, compost, mulch and organic garden products

  • Tools, gloves, watering systems and storage

  • Raised garden beds, trellises and composting equipment

  • Workshop, cooking and educational materials

Services & expertise

  • Landscaping, carpentry, plumbing or garden installation

  • Printing, signage, photography or graphic design

  • Transport, equipment hire or venue access

  • Professional advice, training or skilled volunteering

  • Event supplies, refreshments or promotional support

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Let’s grow something meaningful together.

Choose the type of support that best suits you, your business or your organisation.
Tell us how you would like to contribute and we’ll help you find the right way to get involved.