The Alabama Herb Society, a nonprofit 501 c 3, volunteer organization with a goal of promoting the knowledge, use, and enjoyment of growing herbs, invites your support for the 26th Annual Herb Day Event to be held on April 20, 2024 (8:00 am to 3:00 pm) on the beautiful property of Grace Presbyterian Church, Bell Road, and Atlanta Hwy. Montgomery, Alabama.

On this, our 27th Annual Herb Day, our Sponsors will be added to our multimedia advertising campaign, which will reach thousands of viewers. In addition, we hand out hundreds of advertising fliers and media for our Sponsors on Herb Day, and their business name is prominently displayed during the Event. Your financial support enables our volunteer members to carry out numerous educational activities focused on the value and joy of growing and using herbs. In addition, your support will help us in the revitalization and expansion of the Crump Senior Center Garden located on Cong. W. L. Dickinson Dr. and the development of other public herb gardens in the city.

Herb Day, an important cultural attraction, is an asset to the continuing development of the City of Montgomery. Our fun-filled public educational event for the entire family will feature live music, children’s activities, scheduled programs, and gardening experts on hand. An open-air market featuring a variety of vendors selling various Plants, Herbs, Wood Crafts, Books, Herbal Teas, Garden Wares/Art, Herbal Products, and more. A number of Promotional Vendors displaying their Products and/or information. Last Herb Day attendees numbered approximately 2,500 to 2,900 happy Shoppers and our projection for April 22, 2023, is 3,000. This year we are celebrating the Anniversary of “Earth Day” on our 26th “Annual Herb Day”. We are growing!

Please complete the enclosed sponsorship form with your donation and mail to the address located on the form. Alabama Herb Society has a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) status and your sponsorship will be a tax deduction under IRC Section 170.

Thank you for supporting the Alabama Herb Society as we share our knowledge and experience with the many current and aspiring gardeners, herbalists, and cooks of Montgomery and Central Alabama.