Bucks Country Gardens Non-profit spotlight
Non-Profit Nominations
This July & August, Bucks Country Gardens will be supporting 4 Non-Profits selected by our customers!
Feel free to nominate a Non-Profit that supports children, provides housing/food for those in need,
or specializes in beautifying Bucks County.
Nominations have closed. Thank you for participating!
Our program features twenty well-deserving
organizations, shining a light on the work they do
and services they provide within our community
for those in need.
Bucks Country Gardens will match your contributions
$ for $ up to $2,000 per organization.
We invite you to join us in supporting these local community service non-profit organizations:
The Fonthill Woodlands Project
Plumsteadville, Point Pleasant, Midway,
Dublin & Doylestown Fire Companies
Past Beneficiaries Include:
Bucks Beautiful • Heritage Conservancy
The Coalition to Shelter and Support the Homeless
The Ann Silverman Health Clinic • Meals on Wheels
Kids-N-Hope • Bucks County Housing Group
Supporting North Carolina
During the holiday season of 2024, we pledged a portion of all fresh green sales (trees, wreaths, garlands, and swags) to supporting those in need - and we’re immensely grateful to the families in the Doylestown area for helping us support the workers, families, and farmers from the Western North Carolina Mountain region responsible for making this time of year so festive and special for so many in this area. Altogether, we raised $6,513 in 2024!
North Carolina produces most of the Fraser Firs used as Christmas trees and is the second largest Christmas tree producing state in the country, with 96% of the Christmas tree production based in the Western North Carolina Mountain region. All the fresh cut trees at Bucks Country Gardens come exclusively from North Carolina.
“For so many holiday seasons, the good people of North Carolina have provided joy to our customers year after year. Even as the people of North Carolina are attempting to recover from the devastation of Helene, they worked hard to send Christmas trees to Bucks County to brighten our homes during the holiday season,” said Tom Hebel, the President of Bucks Country Gardens. “Our hearts truly go out to the wonderful folks down in North Carolina and we sincerely hope our efforts let them know that we stand with them.”
To learn more about the North Carolina Christmas Tree Association - visit: https://ncchristmastrees.com/