This season’s featured nonprofit · TAC Wisconsin / Moss Universal Park
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Plants for Hope
Southeastern Wisconsin.

Buy a plant. Help a cause.

We sell plants year-round in Southeastern Wisconsin. Proceeds fund a featured local nonprofit each season. This season: TAC Wisconsin (Moss Universal Park).

A lot of what we sell is cheaper than the big-box stores. Same living plant. Honest table price.

Young seedling rising from dark soil.
This season’s featured nonprofit

TAC Wisconsin. Moss Universal Park.

Goal: Milwaukee County’s first universally accessible park, within eyeshot of the Froedtert campus. Plants for Hope sends plant-sale proceeds to this raise. Most people help by buying a plant. You can also donate direct to TAC.

A chapter we rotate. Not who we are.

Donate to this season’s nonprofit (TAC)

This Sunday

Find Plants for Hope at the market. Pick a plant. Ask about this season’s featured nonprofit raise for TAC and Moss Universal Park.

When
Sunday Sep 27, 10am-3pm CT
Where
DockHounds Market, DockHounds Ballpark, 1011 Blue Ribbon Circle N, Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Admission
Free

Buy here, donate to TAC, or both.

Hear about the next sale

Upcoming plant sales and in-person pop-ups in Southeastern Wisconsin. We will write when dates are set.

We will only write when there is a sale or pop-up.

We do not sell your address. Privacy details will live here when the list is live.

Who we are

Plants for Hope is a small plant business in Southeastern Wisconsin. We sell living plants, sometimes with local youth, and send proceeds to a featured local nonprofit each season. The plant is what you take home; the raise is why we show up beyond the nursery shelf.

We sell plants. Proceeds fund a featured local nonprofit each season.

Honest about price

A lot of what we sell is cheaper than the big-box stores. We are not racing every SKU on every aisle. We are a small table with living plants and a season raise attached. Ask us at the booth if you want to compare.

Close leaves catching Midwest daylight.
Place

Southeastern Wisconsin soil. A local raise.

The plant is what you take home. The raise is why we show up beyond the nursery shelf.