Pullman Community Garden at Koppel Farm is volunteer-run, non-profit organization committed to building a sense of community through preservation and enhancement of our natural, agricultural and cultural heritage in Pullman and the Palouse.
Pullman Community Garden (formerly known as The Greystone Foundation) is a not-for-profit civic organization originally formed in 1988 to preserve the historic Greystone Church on College Hill in Pullman. The Romanesque style Presbyterian church was designed and built by local architect and businessman, William Swain, in 1914.
The church is currently owned by another party and has recently been remodeled as an apartment complex.
Koppel Farm began as a location promoting organic gardening and community spirit. The name was officially changed to Pullman Community Garden in 2002.
2025 Koppel Board
Timothy Paulitz, President
Barbara Merchant, Vice President
Diane Curewitz, Secretary
William Pan, Treasurer
Betsy Wilson
Claire MacPherson
Clare Coyne
Janet Van Nuland
Violet Poole
Alicia Leacox
Victor Peñuelas
Contact for committees
Plot Coordination - Tim Paulitz
Food Bank Plot Volunteers - Claire MacPherson
Water (faucets & hoses) - Betsy Wilson & Diane Curewitz
Drip Irrigation - Pat Siler
Mowing - Victor Peñuelas
Maintenance - Diane Curewitz
Social - Barbara Merchant
Education - Alicia Leacox
Feel free to contact any of us at koppelgardens@gmail.com or by Facebook