[Communications] Our 2024 Annual Impact Report

[Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance]

Email from Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance You are receiving this message because you subscribe to our newsletter Together, We Shine as A Sparkling Jewel on The West Side This Earth Month, we're feeling grateful to be supported by our community of members, neighbors, visitors, volunteers and staff who are contributing to the future of our beloved Conservatory & Gardens. As we grow to become the most inclusive campus for nature education in the nation, we invite you to take a look back at our 2024 Annual Impact Report. Notable milestones include the beginning of construction of the EMG Children's Garden and Child Wild Exploration Garden, our community impact by the numbers and a record-breaking visitation number that positions the Conservatory & Gardens as one of Chicago's top 10 most visited cultural institutions. READ OUR 2024 IMPACT REPORT Thank you for helping us embrace a new chapter at Garfield Park Conservatory & Gardens. Together, we can continue to change lives through the power of nature.   Interested in supporting the programs and resources you love? Consider joining now during our Spring Member Drive, or making an Annual Fund donation in support of our general operations. GIVE MEMBERSHIP STAY CONNECTED           Calendar Rentals Planned Giving The Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance changes lives through the power of nature. We are a non-profit organization that works closely with the Chicago Park District. The Garfield Park Conservatory is owned and managed by the Chicago Park District and has showcased "landscape art under glass" for over 100 years on the West Side of Chicago.  Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance | 300 N. Central Park Ave. | Chicago, IL 60624 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice
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