

#WeAreWGCares
We Are Winter Garden is proud to work with and support many nonprofits doing great work in our area.
Nonprofits – Here’s How to Participate
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Be a We Are WG Featured Business Member in Good Standing.
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Alert We Are WG of Upcoming Fundraising Events by submitting them to the Winter Garden App
Nonprofits – Here’s What You Receive (In addition to standard Featured Business Membership benefits)
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Free listing on www.wearewg.com/cares with direct link to your nonprofit for donations
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Free Winter Garden App Dashboard Ad promoting your fundraiser (more than 32k downloads)
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Free Push Notification promoting your fundraiser via the Winter Garden App (more than 19.7K+ recipients)
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Inclusion in Community Email Blast (11.9k+ recipients)
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Free Text Messages to our other Featured Business Members inviting them to participate
Community Members and Businesses – Here’s How You Can Help
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Select a local nonprofit below and donate directly
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Keep an eye on your Winter Garden App so you don’t miss any upcoming fundraising events or campaigns
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Attend or sponsor a community fundraiser
Local Non-Profits

Winter Garden Heritage Foundation
The mission of the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation is to preserve and celebrate the rich history of West Orange County while fostering innovative cultural experiences. We are dedicated to safeguarding the material culture of our region through engaging educational programs and community collaborations. We aim to connect our community with its past while inspiring future generations to embrace the past, empowering youth to shape a vibrant, culturally rich future.

Winter Garden Art Association
The mission of the Winter Garden Art Association is to encourage individual creativity and artistic expression, promote community involvement and cooperation, and advance the appreciation, education, and availability of visual and cultural arts in the City of Winter Garden and surrounding areas.

American Legion Post 63
The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness.
When local veterans applied for a temporary charter in Winter Garden in April 1920, the post was assigned number 63, simply because it was the 63rd post to be organized in Florida. The permanent charter was effective in August 1921. John C. Bowyer was the first commander.



























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