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Evaluation is a process that helps the UC Master Gardener Program understand the effectiveness and impact of our efforts.

Welcome to the UC Master Gardener Program contact directory. Here, you will find comprehensive contact information to help you connect with our dedicated team.

County Name Title Phone Email Alameda Allyson Greenlon Program Coordinator algreenlon@ucanr.edu Amador Carly Amatisto-Smith Program Coordinator (209) 233-6837 camatistosmith@ucanr.edu Butte Jennifer Lange Program Coordinator (530) 552-5812 jlange@ucanr.

Fundraising is a vital component of the UC Master Gardener Program, ensuring that we can continue to empower our communities with sustainable gardening practices, educational outreach, and impactful volunteer work.

Thank you for attending the 2023 Annual UC Master Gardener Program Coordinator Meeting! The Annual UC Master Gardener Program Coordinator Meeting brings coordinators from around the state together for peer sharing and professional development. This years' event was held on Mon. Oct.

The UC Master Gardener Program is dedicated to promoting sustainable gardening practices and fostering a love for gardening among youth.

The 5 Ws goes into depth about evaluation and has more information for those who want to learn. It explains what program evaluation is, why its important, who contributes, when and where the evaluations take place. We also offer guidance and support on county level evaluations.

Giving days present a unique opportunity to amplify your fundraising efforts using the power of social media. These days of giving are powerful platforms to rally support from our community, partners, and friends.

All UC Master Gardener volunteers must obtain pre-approval from a UCCE advisor, county director, or program coordinator before purchasing supplies on behalf of UC ANR or the UC Master Gardener Program via the UCCE form or email (mechanism to be determined locally).

Volunteer recognition is a proven volunteer retention strategy for nonprofit organizations. Recognition can and should take multiple forms. Formal recognition might include a certificate or award. Informal recognition can consist of a verbal thank you, written note, or a token of appreciation.