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Templates

Support for the UC Master Gardener program comes from a variety of sources. The following templates and forms were developed to help county-based programs communicate with supporters and administer special gifts.
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Policies and Procedures

All funds administered through UC Regents must be managed in a way that adheres to system-wide policies and procedures. This safeguards the trust of the public, offers transparency in how we use said funds, and is our responsibility as a publicly funded academic institution.
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Strategic Plan

The UC Master Gardener Program Strategic Plan (2011-2021) outlines our long-term vision and goals, ensuring our program continues to thrive and meet the needs of California communities.
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Safety

Environmental Health & Safety Resources for UC ANR developed safety resources for the UC Master Gardener Program.
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Volunteer Continuing Education

After the introductory year, UC Master Gardener volunteers are required to obtain a minimum of 12 hours of continuing education (CE) each year to be eligible for reappointment.
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Annual Coordinator Meeting

The UC Master Gardener Program Annual Coordinator Meeting (ACM) brings personnel from around the state together for peer-sharing, professional development, and collaborative work sessions. ACM 2026 will be held online on Tuesday September 15th.
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Volunteer Management System (VMS)

Volunteer Management System (VMS) is an online system designed and built by ANR Communication Services and Information Technology. VMS is used by UC Master Gardener volunteers and coordinators to track and manage time (hours), projects, newsletters, documents, and photo albums.
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Branding

Utilizing UC Master Gardener Program branding guidelines promotes a cohesive statewide brand for the program and minimizes the distribution of inconsistent or inaccurate information.
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Social Media

Social media is a natural extension of traditional media, it can no longer be ignored! Social media or digital is a term used for web-based media that encourage social interactivity among its participants.
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Writing Guidelines

The writing style for the UC Master Gardener Program should be friendly and approachable, while remaining professional and based on credible research.
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