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The at-home projects were established during the pandemic so volunteers could work safely and independently on projects beneficial to their communities. As the nature of COVID changes, so has the role of the at-home projects. These projects will continue as a way to broaden volunteer engagement with the program, diversify the types of projects we support and increase the value of Master Gardener projects in communities.
Register Your At-Home Project(s)
Register Your At-Home Project(s)
The following four low-contact, work-from-home volunteer activities are available for all volunteers statewide:
Planting a new pollinator garden
Maintaining an established pollinator garden
Growing a giving garden
Propagating plants for distribution to those in need
To register your at-home project(s): Read the 2025 At-A-Glance Resource for Volunteers and complete Step 3 to register your at-home project(s)
Tell Us About Your Project
Tell Us About Your Project
To demonstrate the public value of these projects, we will contact you in the fall to request information about your at-home project(s). Please keep track of the size of your gardens, how many pounds of produce were donated, and the number of plants donated. Pictures and stories are also appreciated!
Logging Your Hours for At-Home Projects
Logging Your Hours for At-Home Projects
Reporting hours is on the honor system. We trust that volunteers will report an accurate number of volunteer hours to complete the project. Hours can include planning, planting, harvesting, etc., for all at-home projects. At-home projects include growing pollinator-friendly gardens, giving gardens and plants to donate.
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Select the category and project:
Category: E. Educational Service Projects - Habitat for Humanity, community garden, invasive species, etc.
If growing plants at home or growing a giving garden at home, select:
Project 2. Community gardens/food access
If growing a walk-by pollinator-friendly garden at home, select:
Project 7. Other (write-in) - growing a walk-by pollinator friendly garden at home
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