Magical moments await your discovery at ICG, thanks to the big-hearted generosity of many. If you love what you see, consider supporting ICG’s work to ensure all children experience the wonders of nature.
Growing the Garden
means growing the future.
We believe the best way to do that is to get more children outside, with hands-on sensory experiences, having fun in the natural world. ICG is a place where kids can be kids and adults can feel good about it.
Uncover what makes this place so special to so many.
Let the exploring begin!
Questions for the Garden?
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, do drop us a line: info@ithacachildrensgarden.org
A Special Thank You to Our
Key Partners & Sponsors
More than just a place for kids
Here’s what parents have to say about ICG
ICG connects children to nature and changes lives, thanks to our generous community of benefactors.
“Ithaca Children’s Garden radiates love and care and intention. It’s all the things I want for my daughter and for everyone.”
Ginger
Parent
“The Children’s Garden made Ithaca a home for us. Thank you for giving such a gift to our community and our family.”
Marisa Rae
Parent
“Sadie said she had the best time ever at camp this past week. This opportunity would not have been possible without the scholarship that was generously provided. It was an experience she will never forget. The program and staff are the best!”
Chris
Community Liaison
Latest Happenings
Ithaca Children’s Garden Honors Local Business Partners for Their Vital Support
PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release For more information, contact:Tori Chamberlin (she/her), Brand Partner Liaison Email: tori@ithacachildrensgarden.orgPhone: 607-319-4203 Ithaca Children’s Garden Honors Local Business Partners for
Rain Couldn’t Dampen the Fun at ICG’s International Mud Day Celebration!
The rain didn’t slow the muddy magic down at this year’s International Mud Day celebration. Stalwart mud enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike dipped their toes
Making Pesto Out of the Garden
ICG’s oldest summer camp group, Maples, started their “Great Create” week with a culinary adventure. Garlic scapes grow tall along the edges of garden beds