Get Involved at The Grove National Historic Landmark

The Grove National Historic Landmark

Get Involved

Address:		1421 Milwaukee Ave Glenview, IL 60025 (847) 299-6096		Hours:		Mon.-Fri. 8 am-4:30 pm Sat.-Sun.: 9 am-5 pm (Closed New Year’s Day, July 4, Christmas)
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There are several ways you can support this remarkable treasure in our community.

Volunteer!
In order to provide quality educational programs for local school children throughout the school year, The Grove depends on volunteers. Our programs include seasonal changes, pond study, wild flowers, pioneer arts and skills, Native American cultures, and nature walks. If you have a few hours available once a week, once a month or anything in between, why not become a Grove volunteer? For more information, click here or call (847) 299-6096.

Box Turtle

Be A Buddy!
…to a box turtle, to a bullfrog, to a bluegill!

Sponsor an animal at The Grove. Your sponsorship includes:

An official certificate of Sponsorship suitable for framing
A color print of your animal
A fact sheet about your animal
Your name on the "Animal Sponsorship" list displayed at the Interpretive Center

To learn more, click here or call The Grove at (847) 299-6096 for a list of available animals and sponsorship fees.

Show your generous support for The Grove through:

Employer-sponsored matching gifts
Memorial or tribute gifts
Planned gifts through bequests, retirement plans or gifting of life insurance

Call The Grove at (847) 299-6096 for more information.

The Grove - Restoration Work Days

Join the Grove Heritage Association!
For over 30 years, the Grove Heritage Association, The Grove’s citizen support group, has played an integral part in the preservation and development of the Grove, volunteering thousands of hours and raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. For more information on the Grove Heritage Association and how you can become a member, Call The Grove at (847) 299-6096. To download a membership form, click here.

Restoration Work Days
Saturdays at 9 am
February 13, March 13, April 10, May 8, June 5

Help collect seeds or remove non-native, invasive plants to make way for native wildflowers, grasses and trees. Anyone ages 8 and up is welcome. No advance registration necessary—just dress for the weather, bring your work gloves if you have them and meet at the Interpretive Center. (Work parties may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather.)