MGOI Annual Report 2012 - Master Gardeners of Ontario
MGOI Annual Report 2012 - Master Gardeners of Ontario
MGOI Annual Report 2012 - Master Gardeners of Ontario
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NorthumberlandTotal # <strong>of</strong> enquiriesTotal # <strong>of</strong> clinics 40# Attending Clinics 62# <strong>of</strong> Speaking engagements 7Attendance at speaking engagements 126Newspaper/TD/Media# <strong>of</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Gardeners</strong> 13# <strong>of</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Gardeners</strong> in Training 4Total # <strong>of</strong> Administrative Hours 423Total # <strong>of</strong> Advice Hours 433# <strong>of</strong> TUs/Continuing Education Units 136Highlight <strong>of</strong> the YearWe had a bus trip for 52 people to the Hudson River Valley the third week <strong>of</strong> September. We saw manybeautiful gardens and sites <strong>of</strong> interest.Major Volunteer ActivitiesWe volunteered at the Independent Grocers large plant area in Port HopeWe are volunteers at the Big Brothers and Big Sisters annual garden tour in July and also thePort Hope Farmer’s Market and the Port Hope Fair in SeptemberFor the past two years we assisted at the Lavender Festival held in June in the Grafton area.Fundraising ActivitiesOur group arranges the speakers for the Peterborough Garden Show and we receive a portion <strong>of</strong> theproceeds from the ticket sales.MeetingsWe met ten times this year with the exception <strong>of</strong> January and February. Our December meeting wasour potluck social event. Most meetings also have an education component.53
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