GivingTuesday: Plants for pollinators
When you love local, you give local.
Help us keep Wing Haven a paradise for pollinators.
Did you know that between 75% and 95% of all flowering plants on earth need help with pollination?
This is where pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds come in. These creatures are the key to creating thriving green spaces, providing humans with plentiful sources of food, and ensuring all aspects of the natural ecosystem are healthy and stable.
Without pollinators, Wing Haven wouldn’t be the beautiful, blooming sanctuary that we cherish so much. That's why this GivingTuesday, we've set a goal to raise $3,000 to support our seasonal plants and the pollinators that rely on them.
We’ve set a goal to raise $3,000 to help sustain our gardens for key pollinators.
Will you help us reach that goal?
Your gift of $10 = two gallons of salvia
Your gift of $20 = one flat of pansies or violas
Photo credit: Betty Thomas
Your gift of $50 = 50 pink hyacinth bulbs
Other Ways to Support Wing Haven
Fun Facts About Pollinators
One out of every three bites of food humans consume is the result of a pollinator.
Pollinators contribute $217 billion to the global economy.
Honey bees are responsible for between 1.2 and 5.4 billion dollars in agricultural productivity in the United States.
Pollinators support healthy ecosystems that clean the air, stabilize soils, protect from severe weather, and support other wildlife. Comment end
As Charlotte continues to rapidly grow, green spaces like Wing Haven are more important than ever for our pollinators and our people.
Pollinators are the key to keeping gardens like Wing Haven blooming, providing humans with plentiful sources of food, and ensuring all aspects of the natural ecosystem are healthy and stable.
Keeping our local gardens, parks, and trails healthy is crucial as we see an uptick in construction and urbanization.
Facts via Pollinator Partnership
