Three to five events a year, each documented with aerial video so you can see what your support builds.
Our very first project put a pollinator garden in the ground at Kingsway Regional High School, planted alongside students and funded entirely by local sponsors. Here is the recap.
Students, volunteers, and the Grasso Pollinator Alliance planted native flowers and pollinator habitat on the Kingsway campus, turning open ground into a living classroom for bees, monarchs, and hummingbirds. It was the proof that a small group with the right plants can build real habitat in a single day.
We brought a live observation hive into elementary classrooms in Egg Harbor City, showing students how a colony works and why pollinators matter. Hands-on learning they actually remember.
A morning built for local Girl Scouts: bee facts, native plants, honey, and a real look at how a colony works. Small hands, big impact on the next generation of pollinator stewards.
An open volunteer day at Washington Lake Park, all ages welcome. In one morning the crew turned bare ground into native pollinator beds, then hand-lettered a marker for every plant so visitors know what they are looking at.
July 18, 2026
An afternoon in Elmer built around a working hive. Families took turns looking inside a live colony, kids helped set out plants, and the pollinator gardens on the property were at their peak.
August 6, 2026
Four dates anchor our year. Each one is a chance to plant, learn, or celebrate pollinators with us. Want to volunteer at the next one, or host an event in your own town? Reach out and we will make it happen.
Our biggest planting push of the year. Volunteers put native milkweed, wildflowers, and shrubs in the ground at a public site to build a model pollinator habitat, and learn how small actions add up at home.
A United Nations observance marking how much our food and our ecosystems depend on bees. We use the day to spread the word and get new native plants in the ground.
A full week for bees, butterflies, and birds, with hands-on activities and education across the four South Jersey counties we serve.
Dedicated to honey bees and the beekeepers who protect them. A perfect day to visit a hive and see how honey actually gets made.
Every plant in the ground at Kingsway was funded by South Jersey businesses who believe in protecting pollinators. Thank you.
Every event puts native plants in the ground and pollinator knowledge in the community. Your gift makes the next one happen.
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