Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener Association Inc.

“Expenses office 9,525 garden expense 5,037 demo garden expense 15,020 dues 500 program expense 2,053 scholarship 1,175 garden conference expense 10,635 state conference 1,000 greenhouse 17 non-investment depreciation 926 total 45,888”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 12,306”

“Equipment 10,917 10,917 less accumulated depreciation 8,048 8,801 deposit 1,692 333 total 4,561 2,449”

“Swigma's merit scholarship recipient is selected by the office of academic programs with approval of the head of horticulture and landscape architecture department and dean of the college of agriculture. The recipient (1) must have graduated from a gibson, posey, vanderburgh, or warrick county, indiana high school; (2) must be a full time student in the department of horticulture and landscape architecture at purdue, and (3) majoring in a horticulture related field with a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average. Swigma's scholarship is selected by the office of academic programs with approval of the head of horticulture and landscape arhitecture department and dean of the college of agriculture. It will be awarded based on the financial need as determined by purdue's division of financial aid. The recipient (1) must have graduated from a gibson, posey, vanderburgh, or warrick county, indiana high school; (2) must be a full time student in the department of horticulture and landscape architecture at purdue, and (3) majoring in a horticulture related field with a cumulative grade point average of 2.65. Purdue university does the selecting subject to their selection rules which cover the equal opportunity issues.”

“Swigma offers annual and perennial flowers, herbs, grasses, and vegetables for sale, with the proceeds going to fund their many public gardening projects in the area, including neighborhood vegetable gardens and gardening education, school programs, a production garden benefiting the countless flower gardens for public enjoyment.”

“Swigma offers garden walks and seminars with the proceeds going to fund their many public gardening projects in the area, including neighborhood gardens benefiting the countless flower gardens for public enjoyment.”