A $25 helps volunteers transform a litter-filled space into a space to admire.

A $50 contribution provides native perennials so volunteers can turn public spaces into thriving habitats

Each $100 contribution sponsors volunteers to liberate struggling, native trees from invasive ivy and remove aggressive invasive shrubs and plants from local, wooded areas.

Each $250 donation can supply native plants, shrubs and trees for a new Rogue Gardeners habitat restoration.

A $500 donation allows GNG to host an exceptional Earth Day Festival inspiring hundreds of attendees to take steps to improve life on our planet.

Fundraisers

Thank you for supporting our projects that benefit all of us and the Anne Arundel County environment! From Rogue Gardeners and Earth Day Festival to Donations Before Dumpsters, we engage people to enhance the areas where we live for all to appreciate

Good Neighbors Group

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING US IN THE GREEN GIVE!

We are so proud and excited to be included with 12 other organizations in the Green Give this year! Each of these organizations works to improve the environment in Anne Arundel County. That's an enormous impact! Here are three of 

Good Neighbors Group's Earth Day Festival

, which just celebrated its 21st year. Each event brings hundreds of people together to learn about our impact on the planet and what we can do to improve our effects on it and on each other. We help the community divert their waste so it does the least harm, and donate what they no longer need to organizations that make the best use of it.

 take a hands on approach to improving the environment and invite the community to join in. We pick up litter, clear storm drains and removing invasive vines, plants, and trees. We educate the community about reducing pesticide and fertilizer use, reducing runoff and the size of lawns. We love transforming struggling areas into thriving habitats for pollinators and migratory birds. 

3) Each Eco-tober during Maryland's finest fall weather, GNG revisits themes introduced during the year to build on the community's efforts, such as Leaving the Leaves so overwintering pollinators can survive. We also tend to five gardens GNG is helping revitalize in local public spaces.