An all-volunteer nonprofit restoring native pollinator habitat across Gloucester, Camden, Salem, and Atlantic Counties.
They pollinate a third of what we eat. And they're vanishing.
Thousands of native milkweed and wildflowers planted every year.
Therapeutic gardening that builds skills, connection, and purpose.
Live-hive classroom workshops reaching 500+ students a year.
Turning yards, schools, and parks into connected pollinator corridors.
Our first project put a pollinator garden in the ground at Kingsway Regional High School, planted alongside students and paid for entirely by local businesses. Washington Lake Park came next, an open volunteer day where the crew turned bare ground into native beds in a single morning.
Students, volunteers, and the Grasso Pollinator Alliance turned open ground into living habitat for bees, monarchs, and hummingbirds in a single day.
Volunteers of every age showed up with shovels and turned open ground into native pollinator beds, then hand-lettered a marker for every plant so visitors know what they are looking at.
Every native garden here is a lifeline connecting the Pinelands to the entire East Coast migration.
Don Grasso built a career shaping South Jersey land. His honeybees taught him to restore it.
“This isn't just about bees; it's about building resilient communities.”
Don Grasso, Founder & President
Every native plant we install, every student we reach, and every habitat we restore is a real victory for South Jersey's pollinators. Join us.
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