Michigan Master Gardener Association, Inc.

The Michigan Master Gardener Association (MMGA) Inc. was in created in 2012 to support Extension Master Gardeners (EMGs) throughout Michigan.

The Michigan Master Gardener Association is dedicated to:

  • creating an organization that allows Master Gardener Association supporters to reap the tax benefits of donating to a 501(c)(3) organization
  • assisting local affiliated Master Gardener Associations
  • providing a by-laws template 
  • supporting Extension Master Gardener volunteers who don’t have a local association in their area
  • organizing a speaker bank to provide speakers for local clubs and associations on key environmental topics
  • working with MSU Extension in support of the annual Master Gardener College
  • providing a network of volunteer liability insurance for Extension Master Gardeners at group rates

Volunteers and volunteerism are central to the MMGA mission as the group strives to make Michigan a more beautiful place to live and to educate Michigan residents about the many benefits of gardening.

For more information about MMGA Inc, including a list of current board members, committees, and affiliated chapters, visit their website at http://www.michiganmastergardener.org/.

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