Master Gardener Foundation of Spokane County

“Expenses advertising/promotions 2,024 general office supplies 316 website management 1,770 software 729 insurance 2,474 property insurance 1,200 b&o, state filings 175 investment management fee 831 admin expense 996 payment processing fees 868 permits 70 doe grant supplies 12,493 doe education video serie 6,960 community garden supplies 4,937 demo bed garden sculpture 1,061 volunteer hospitality 832 conference sponsorship 3,000 50th anniversary progrm 2,480 greenhouse supplies 676 info/educ booth supplies 2,017 plant clinic supplies 509 general program support 2,161 non-investment depreciation 20,590 total 69,169”

“Increase in market value - investments 2,985”

“Equipment 1,892 35,030 less accumulated depreciation 1,825 22,415 total 67 12,615”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 610 6,007”

“To enhance and supplement the efforts of the wsu master gardener program and its volunteers.”

“The organization holds a variety of events and programs as follows: provided volunteer services and fundraising to enhance and supplement the efforts of the wsu master gardeners program by educating the public on good gardening practices, sponsored clinics, demonstration gardens, school programs and speakers, and holding events that raise funds for the program. The community garden and demonstration beds and workshops help interested community members of all ages learn to grow their own food. We assist in establishing and maintaining community gardens and educating about sustainable gardening practices. During 2024, the organization utilized funding from the washington state department of ecology grant to create educational videos about composting and other gardening techniques. The composting program focuses on building compost bins at community gardens and food banks, and educates the community about strategies to decrease organic waste in our waste streams.”

“There is a new program in 2024 which is within the organizations overall mission. A committee composting project was started and is a grant-funded project that focuses on building compost bins at community gardens and food banks, and educating the community about strategies to decrease organic waste in our waste streams.”