The Spiral's Path: Cultivating Renewal
Sculpture Milwaukee's spring fundraising campaign to support Meg Webster's Glass Spiral return in full bloom.
MAKING your gift
Your support is 100% tax-deductible and helps sustain this work for all to enjoy.
Our spring campaign is set to ensure Glass Spiral continues to be a vibrant community space. Our goal of $10,000 will be used to revitalize this artwork's garden. Your gift will raise awareness of Glass Spiral, expand the native garden, enhance accessibility, and support the long-term maintenance of this valued work in our community.
Discover How You can Support Great Art
We're thrilled to announce that our generous partner, Hawks Landscape, is matching all donations, dollar-for-dollar, up to $5,000!
We are incredibly grateful for Hawks Landscape’s commitment to our work and their investments in the beauty and vibrancy of Milwaukee. Their commitment to sustaining Glass Spiral means your contribution will have DOUBLE the impact.
Increases Public Awareness:
Help us share Meg Webster's vision and deepen the community's appreciation for her work.Expands the Native Garden:
Your support will purchase additional Wisconsin native plants, enriching the existing ecosystem and attracting pollinators.Improves Accessibility:
Funds will help us ensure the pathway within the sculpture continues to remain accessible to all, including those with mobility challenges.Supports Long-Term Maintenance:
Your contribution will help us maintain the garden and irrigation system, ensuring Glass Spiral's longevity.
Celebrating a 35 year history with Milwaukee
Taking a closer look at Glass Spiral
Learn More about the work
Have a green thumb?
Join us for replanting day at Museum Center Park to help tend to the beautiful gardens of native plants at Meg Webster's Glass Spiral.
This volunteer opportunity is a special event to care for and plant new additions to the vivid collection of pollinators, grasses, and more - all made possible by your generous support.
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Why Native Plants?
Many plant species support 90% of local butterfly and moth populations and 60% of native bee population.
Native plants are perennials with deep root systems that come back more abundant every year - costing less than annuals over time!
Native plants improve soil health, watershed health, and conserve water.
Exposure to nature is scientifically proven to help improve mental well-being.
