Your Tribute Donations
Celebrate a life. Honor a love of wild Florida.
Gifts in Honor & Memory
Some of the people we love most are the ones who taught us to notice the world around us: a grandmother who could name every wildflower on a trail, a teacher who took a class outside instead of staying in, a friend who never drove past a longleaf pine forest without slowing down to look. A tribute gift to FNPS is a way to celebrate that person, in a form that keeps growing long after the moment has passed.
In Honor Of
Give in honor of someone who's still with us: for a birthday, a retirement, a graduation, or simply because they've spent a lifetime caring for Florida's native landscapes. It's a meaningful way to mark an occasion or say thank you to a mentor, a naturalist, a master gardener, or anyone whose love of native plants has shaped how you see the world.
In Memory Of
Give in memory of someone who has passed, as a living tribute to what they cared about. Many families ask that gifts be made to FNPS in lieu of flowers, because it lets a person's memory take root in exactly the kind of place they loved: a scrub habitat restored, a native garden planted, a piece of wild Florida protected for good.
How It Works
When you make a tribute gift, simply let us know the honoree's name and whether the gift is in honor or in memory of them. If you'd like, we'll send a card to the honoree or their family letting them know a gift was made in their name. The donation amount stays private, and only the tribute itself is shared. Every tribute gift goes directly toward the work you'd expect: protecting native plant species, restoring habitat, and educating the next generation of people who'll stop to look, too.
Make a Tribute Gift
Ready to give in someone's honor or memory? Donate here and note the honoree's name and your mailing preferences in the dedication field, or reach out to us directly and we'll help you set it up.
To inform FNPS of your generous commitment, email the executive director (Melissa Fernandez) at ExecutiveDirector@fnps.org


