Whidbey Island Garden Tour Grant Recipients
Proceeds from the annual Whidbey Island Garden Tour are donated to selected causes, nonprofit and education organizations that support the improvement, restoration, education and maintenance of our common Whidbey Island habitat. Grant application projects emphasizing public space enhancement and education are of particular merit. Over the past 25 years, the tour and our sponsors have raised more than $500,000 for grants to over sixty causes meeting our mission objectives. Our 2022 Garden Tour Board awarded over $14,000 to these worthy causes.
The 2022 grant recipients, as selected by the Whidbey Island Garden Tour board of directors:
Clinton Community Hall Plants to complete Phase Two of their site landscaping plan
Greenbank Progressive Club Support for critically needed upgrades to the watering system
Langley Creates Creative District Funds to build a demo crevice garden on the Cascade Connector walk between downtown Langley and the Arts District
Good Cheer Food Bank Garden Soil amendments and organic feeding to support optimal vegetable production.
Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens Materials for creating a tribute garden
South Whidbey School District Mowers and other gardening supplies for the school gardens
Clinton Community Hall Plants to complete Phase Two of their site landscaping plan
Greenbank Progressive Club Support for critically needed upgrades to the watering system
Langley Creates Creative District Funds to build a demo crevice garden on the Cascade Connector walk between downtown Langley and the Arts District
Good Cheer Food Bank Garden Soil amendments and organic feeding to support optimal vegetable production.
Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens Materials for creating a tribute garden
South Whidbey School District Mowers and other gardening supplies for the school gardens
