Sponsorship Opportunities

 

Opportunities to Partner

Thank you for your interest in partnering with us to support the 2023 UC Master Gardener Conference. The quality and value of the conference is unparalleled in the industry; bringing together leaders in home horticulture and sharing the latest UC research from the field.

Why partner?

  • Strengthen connections with a unique audience of community leaders, passionate about home horticulture and sustainable gardening
  • Increase brand awareness and product knowledge with a group of influencers
  • Network with program leadership and UC researchers

We have a variety of sponsorship categories available (starting at $2,500) that include options to participate and engage with our conference attendees. In order to make the best match for your organization we are custom tailoring sponsorship packages for each partner.

To learn more and discuss opportunities please contact:

Kelly Scott
Fundraising Coordinator
Phone: (530) 750-1307
Email: kdscott@ucanr.edu

 

 

Welcome Bags

The UC Master Gardener Program is excitedly preparing for its upcoming 2023 UC Master Gardener Conference in Tahoe City, Calif. This multi-day educational event is expected to be attended by almost 500 active UC Master Gardener volunteers from across the state making the Conference Welcome Bag the perfect way to gain visibility with your target market!

Examples of items: 

  • Garden tools
  • Outdoor (sunscreen, lip balm, band aids)
  • Hats
  • Seeds
  • Pens
  • Snacks 
  • Bee sting kits 

Who are UC Master Gardener volunteers?

UC Master Gardener volunteers are extensively trained through the University of California on sustainable landscaping, food gardening, water conservation, and community well-being. These volunteers are respected teachers and leaders in their communities on home gardening and sustainable landscaping practices. UC Master Gardeners typically live an active lifestyle, are outdoor enthusiasts, and most importantly are leaders in their communities. 

UC Master Gardeners teach best gardening practices to underserved populations, schools, community gardens, senior centers, and so much more. Last year alone 6,200+ volunteers donated more than 330,000 hours.