Bucks Beautiful is proud to announce the recipients of our latest round of grants, awarded to support impactful beautification and reforestation projects across our community. These deserving organizations share our vision for a greener, more vibrant Bucks County, and we’re honored to help bring their projects to life. Through their efforts, new trees will take root, neglected spaces will bloom, and our shared environment will flourish for generations to come.
Buckingham Township - Continuing Phase 2 of a major tree replacement at Holicong Park, where approximately 60 new trees will restore shade and beauty to this beloved community space.
Charles Boehm Middle School, Yardley - Bucks Beautiful will plant 5,000 signature Bulbs for Bucks daffodil bulbs to brighten the grounds. The school’s Green Team Students will assist in planting a portion around the school sign to foster environmental pride.
Doylestown Historical Society - Renovating the Society’s heritage gardens to create a more welcoming and educational outdoor setting.
Doylestown Township Environmental Advisory Council - Restoring the native habitat at the Sandy Ridge Road basin, improving biodiversity and stormwater management.
Warrington’s Legacy Oaks - The resident volunteer garden club of this 55+ community will enhance gateway gardens to create a colorful and inviting entrance.
New Britain Borough - Planting native trees in Orchard Park to expand the park’s canopy and provide long-term environmental benefits.
Newtown Middle School - Students will dig in by planting Bucks Beautiful’s signature seasonal daffodil bulbs to bring color and joy to the campus grounds.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Doylestown - Support the renovation of the parish prayer garden to offer a serene, restorative space for reflection and connection.
Pine Run Retirement Community, Doylestown - Bulbs for Bucks planting in memory of Bucks Beautiful co-founder Jack McCaughan, providing a cheerful display for residents and visitors alike.
Silver Lake Nature Center, Bristol - Installed 556 native trees to provide shade and help improve the riparian buffer in this cherished community park and environmental education center.
Sol Finestone Elementary School, Newtown - Bucks Beautiful will plant an array of 5,000 daffodil bulbs along the entrance, while third-grade students will hand plant a portion in conjunction with a science lesson.
Tinicum Park, Tinicum - Installing 10 native trees to establish a kitchen orchard and provide shade to this scenic riverside park.
Upper Makefield Township - A flourish of thousands of daffodils will be established by Bucks Beautiful to celebrate spring at the entrances of Brownsburg and Lookout Parks.
Warrington Garden Club -Creation of seasonal decorative plantings to enliven the landscape and lift spirits of the Ben Wilson Senior Center, Neshaminy Manor Nursing Home and St. Cyril’s Church.
Washington Crossing Historic Park - Phase 2 of rehabilitation and expansion of the Thompson-Neely Kitchen Garden, preserving a vital piece of Bucks County history.
Woodside Church - Bulbs for Bucks daffodil bulbs to be planted in multiple Yardley locations to share spring color and community spirit.
Bucks Beautiful has been providing Community Grants since 1991 to encourage non-profit organizations, schools, garden clubs and local municipalities to host public garden or tree plantings. The grant award is a 50/50 cash match up to a maximum of $5,000 per year. Funds may be used for the purchase of annuals, perennials, bulbs, shrubs, trees, mulch and garden related materials. We highly encourage the use of native plant materials whenever possible. Please request an application by emailing grants@bucksbeautiful.org. While submissions are accepted anytime, the deadline for spring is 3/31/26 and for fall is 8/31/26.
Generous donations, community partnerships, and our growing membership program allow us to coordinate events, projects, and educational programs to continue enhancing Bucks County. To become a member, or contribute to our cause, please visit www.bucksbeautiful.org or call 215-340-3639. Thank you for helping us grow!
