Charleston Horticultural Society
The Charleston Horticultural Society provides quality educational programming that supports efforts, both big and small, to create beautiful, sustainable green spaces; fosters community partnerships; and preserves our legacy of horticulture in the south carolina lowcountry.
Charleston, SC Founded 2001 Revenue $299,636
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- Palmetto Trail: Lake Moultrie Passage
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The record
- EIN
- 562211468
- Founded
- 2001
- Annual revenue
- $299,636
- Headquarters
- Charleston, SC
- Website
- chashortsoc.org
- Focus
- Botanical Gardens
- State
- South Carolina
Nearby organizations
- Charleston Waterkeeper4 miles away
- Charleston Surfrider Foundation4 miles away
- Charleston Parks Conservancy4 miles away
- The Nature Conservancy of South Carolina7 miles away
- Asia Wild Inc9 miles away
- Turtle Survival Alliance10 miles away
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Also in South Carolina
- Beaufort County Open Land Trust IncBeaufort, SC
- Charleston Parks ConservancyCharleston, SC
- Beautiful Places AllianceColumbia, SC
- Turtle Survival AllianceN Charleston, SC
- Carolina Recycling AssociationGreenville, SC
- Charleston Surfrider FoundationCharleston, SC
- Charleston WaterkeeperCharleston, SC
- American Shore And Beach Preservation AssociationBeaufort, SC
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