Funding the future

Supporting the WSU Master Gardener Program in Chelan and Douglas counties

It’s that giving time of the year…

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The Master Gardener Foundation of Chelan-Douglas Counties is pleased to announce that we are participating in the Community Foundation’s Give NCW campaign this year.  This annual event gives the community an opportunity to donate to one or many non-profit organizations from Thanksgiving to December 31.

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Master Gardener Foundation of Chelan-Douglas Counties

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The Master Gardener Foundation of Chelan-Douglas Counties financially supports the education programs and projects of the WSU Chelan/Douglas County Master Gardener Program.

Donations to this 501(c)3 charitable organization are tax deductible to the extent the law allows.

WSU Extension Master Gardener Program

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The WSU Chelan/Douglas County Master Gardener Program engages university-trained volunteers to empower and sustain diverse communities with relevant, unbiased, research-based horticulture and environmental stewardship education.

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Make a difference

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You can make a difference in the community by supporting the WSU Chelan/Douglas County Master Gardener Program.

Here are some ways to show your support:

Upcoming events

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Upcoming Events

Ask a Master Gardener – Plant and insect diagnostic clinics

WSU Master Gardener Program volunteer diagnostic teams identify plant and pest problems and recommend solutions for lawns and gardens. Chapter foundations are key to financial support of these plant clinics.

The first test plant clinic was held at the Tacoma Mall in 1972, with overwhelming results. This led to the beginning of the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program in 1973, and today university-educated volunteers conduct plant clinics throughout Washington state, the US, and internationally.

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Group of yellow ladybug eggs amidst an aphid infestation.

“In the Garden” authors, past & present.

Each week, one of our WSU Extension Chelan/Douglas County Master Gardeners shares their insights on a variety of gardening topics in the pages of the Wenatchee World newspaper.

We thank the Wenatchee World and staff for their generous support.

Read articles here or on the Wenatchee World digital edition (subscription required).