The Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney

Rewrite Sydney's Botanical Future

Your donation fuels essential conservation work, helping us safeguard endangered species within the Living Collections and mitigate the impacts of land clearing, diseases and climate change.

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Coolgardie Gum blossoming

Your support is powerful

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a real difference to the future of the Botanic Gardens. 

Your support allows us to advance our essential efforts in science, sustainability, and horticulture. It also keeps the Gardens serene and accessible for everyone to enjoy. 

Your generosity not only preserves the beauty and educational value of the beloved Living Collections but also ensures they flourish for generations to come.

$25 will pay for identification tags for five threatened species
$50 will pay for professional secateurs for maintaining horticultural displays
$200 will pay for specialised potting mix for propagation trials
$500 will pay for horticultural essentials for one potted conservation collection (pots, soil, fertilisers, etc.)
$1,000 will pay for three months of caring for a native species in our potted conservation collection

Staff member Valeriu with orchids

Ways To Give

Online: Simply fill out the form above

Email: Reach out to us at [email protected]

Phone: Give us a call on 02 9231 8182

Bank transfer: 
BSB: 062-005 
Account: 10939348
Account Name: Foundation & Friends of the Botanic Gardens Trust
Ref: your name

Your gift is tax-deductible

Your gift of $2 or more is tax-deductible in Australia (ABN 50 837 658 196). For international tax-deductible gifts, please contact us.

Other ways to support

White flowers of Bursaria spinosa, a native Australian species present in the Cumberland Plain Woodland

Leave a gift in your will

Find out how you can leave a lasting legacy for the future, or commemorate a loved one.
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Join Foundation & Friends

Show your ongoing support to the Gardens by becoming a member of the Foundation and Friends of the Botanic Gardens.
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Volunteer

Volunteers are an integral part of our organisation, and we greatly value the skills and support they generously give.