Chelsea Physic Garden is grateful to the following trusts and foundations who support our charitable activities and programmes, as well as all our individual supporters and those who wish to remain anonymous.
Our thanks also go to everyone who donated to our Glasshouse Restoration Project, helping us to restore our heritage, cultivate and share new stories, and protect our plants.
The Cadogan Charity
The Cadogan Charity are long term supporters of Chelsea Physic Garden and are currently helping to secure its future, through contributing to our capital development plans.
Julia Rausing Trust
The Julia Rausing Trust have supported our ‘Pathways to Knowledge’ project, which is funding new accessible pathways and interpretation for visitors.
Rick Mather and David Scrase Foundation
The Foundation are funding our horticultural traineeship programme, providing amazing opportunities for a budding horticulturalists and securing the future of botanical horticulture.
The John Armitage Charitable Trust
The John Armitage Charitable Trust are currently supporting the Garden’s non-living collection, which is comprised of a library, archive, herbarium, art, and ephemera.
National Lottery Community Fund
An Awards for All grant is supporting our social and therapeutic horticulture programme, including our community garden, to help more people to benefit from the healing power of nature.
The BAND Trust
The BAND Trust are supporting a Learning and Horticultural Traineeship, offering someone the opportunity to train in environmental education with a grounding in horticultural knowledge.
D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust are supporting our Help Us Grow programme for vulnerable adults in recovery, the funding will help us run a horticultural therapy course.
Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust
The Stanley Smith (UK) Horticultural Trust support our new xerophytic bed which will be planted later this year, and previously supported the 2020/21 Horticultural Trainee programme, as well as the redevelopment of some of the Garden’s interpretation in the form of a ‘350 History Trail’.
RUB White Charitable Trust
The RUB White Charitable Trust support our Learning and Engagement activities, helping us to engage people with the Garden and nature.
Lord Leverhulme's Charitable Trust
Lord Leverhulme’s Charitable Trust are helping us to create opportunities for people to train in botanical horticulture.
Riverstone
As corporate partner, Riverstone, are supporting us to continue to care for and share the Garden. Riverstone Living offers exceptional later living residences in London, with a commitment to wellbeing, community, and the environment.
Sloane Stanley
As corporate supporters, Sloane Stanley, help us to continue to care for and share the Garden. The Sloane Stanley Estate has been part of Chelsea for over 300 years and remains committed to the local community.
Our thanks go to the following companies, and trusts for supporting our activities in 2024:
The Ancaster Trust
The Eddie Dinshaw Foundation
The Golden Bottle Charitable Trust
John and Diana Kemp-Welch Charitable Trust
Joseph Rochford Gardens Ltd
The Pamela Matthews Charitable Trust
The Peter Stormonth Darling Charitable Trust
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The Stonewall Park Charitable Trust
As well as all of our individual donors, Patrons, and Friends.
The Garden is also grateful to have received support from:
National Lottery Heritage Fund
John Browne Charitable Trust
Eranda Rothschild Foundation
Olwen McPherson Trust
Garfield Weston
City Bridge Foundation
John Lyon’s Charity
John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust
J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust
Finnis Scott Foundation
Headley Trust
Hobson Charity
Kusuma Trust
Barbara Whatmore Charitable Trust
Ironmongers’ Company