Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

As a VENUE: Host your event…

ZEN GARDEN PHOTO & FILM PERMITS

Guests that purchase a permit:

• Provide a photographer
• Can wear any clothing of choice
• Use equipment and for set up on space other than the designated paths
• Receive 2 complementary parking permits for Garden adjacent lots

Support the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden… by simply booking your next special occasion here:

https://www.csulb.edu/japanese-garden/photo-and-film-at-the-garden

Be a DONOR: Show that you care…

Membership:

All members enjoy basic membership benefits which include: year-round free admission to the Garden, invitations to member-only events, free and discounted tickets to garden lectures and cultural programs, a complimentary Member Tea & Tour, and FREE admission to over 300 gardens throughout North America with the American Horticulture Society’s Reciprocal Admissions Program (RAP). Associate, Guardian, Garden Fellow and Benefactor level members receive additional benefits including FREE admission to over 800 museums nation-wide through the North American Reciprocal Museums Program (NARM). Membership at any level supports the Garden’s educational mission. Your membership is tax deductible as permitted by law. Membership at specified levels are offered: CSULB Student * Basic * Basic Affiliate * Family * Guardian * Garden Fellow * Benefactor, and * Friends of the Garden.

Donations:

Give to the Garden. The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that depends on the support of caring individuals and organizations who believe in the importance of art, culture and learning. In addition to our membership program, the Garden relies on the contributions of individuals, corporations and foundations. A donation of any amount ensures the Garden will continue to serve as a place of refuge, beauty and learning for years to come!

• Matching Corporate or Foundation Gifts: Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match any charitable contributions or volunteer hours made by their employees.
• Pledged or Recurring Gifts: Looking for an effortless way to make a meaningful impact at the Garden? Pledged Gifts: a specified amount will be charged a specified number of times. Recurring Gift: a specified amount will be charged monthly, quarterly, bi-annually or annually.
• Planned/Legacy Giving: Many of our donors choose to leave a legacy at California State University, Long Beach—they make arrangements for major gifts with the assistance of our Office of Gift Planning.
• Gifts in Honor or Memory of a Loved One: We are honored to accept gifts in honor or in memory of loved ones. We will notify the person or family of those who you wish to be memorialized.

Volunteer: Want to learn more about the EBM Japanese Garden, Japanese culture, and get involved in your community? Work side-by-side with CSULB students to lead groups through the Garden, inform the public about Garden events and programs, and sell Garden merchandise. Participants will enjoy monthly presentations to expand their knowledge of Japanese culture in our new volunteer series called The Japanese Garden: Where Cultures Meet. All Volunteer-Docents must become members of the Friends of the Japanese Garden.

Support the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden… by simply contributing here:
https://www.csulb.edu/japanese-garden/give-to-the-garden