Support UC Master Gardeners of Madera County
Donate to the Fresno County Master Gardener program
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Choose Giving Destination: Madera County Master Gardener program
DONATE: UCANR / University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources Division (UC ANR) headquartered in Davis, California. Please specify "Madera County" to support the MG program in Fresno, following policies and financial transaction practices as required within the UC system.
DONATE: Friends of the Three Sister Garden Madera. Local Madera County Master Gardener volunteers run this organization to support the Madera County Master Gardener program. You can send a check to Mailing address: At this time they have no online way to donate.
DONATE: By check to UCANR Madera Master Gardener program. Make the check out to the UC Regents The address is: Office: UC ANR Cooperative Extension
UC Center 550 E. Shaw Ave., Suite 100 Fresno, CA 93710 Attention Master Gardener program. Please include with the check a note that you want to donate to the program, your contact information and your signature. You will receive a letter back from the UCANR acknowledging your donation and TAX ID information.
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Join us to support the Madera Master Gardener
Save the Dates: Watch our website for dates and locations.
Our Annual Garden Day at Three Sister Garden on April 11, 2026. We We will have mini workshops, plants for sale and family activities The Iris will be in full bloom and you can place your orders. Proceeds fund the Madera Master Gardeners' demonstration garden called The Three Sister Garden.
2026 Madera MG Glorious Spring Garden Tour, Saturday, MAY 16 IN THE MADERA FOOTHILLS! rain or shine. This fundraiser is one of our largest events. Tickets will go on sale in early March.
About the UCANR Master Gardeners of Madera
The UC Master Gardener Program is bringing backyard enthusiasts and horticulture experts together to embrace a connection to nature. UC Master Gardener volunteers are building a community where you’re encouraged to go outside and put your hands in the soil—to get rooted in the health and environmental benefits of gardening.
UCANR Master Gardener Mission Statement
"To extend research-based knowledge and information on home horticulture, pest management, and sustainable landscape practices to the residents of California." We stand guided by our core values and strategic initiatives, aiming to inspire, educate, and build communities of eco-conscious gardeners.
Questions about the program Master Gardener Coordinator Denise Cuendett dhcuendett@ucanr.edu