Who We Are

Executive Board

The Outagamie County Master Gardener Executive Board meets every other month. The board meets to consider input from members and to finalize the agenda for the general meeting. 

ELECTED BOARD POSITION

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

State Representative

Member at Large

Member at Large

Member at Large

CURRENT MEMBER

Lorie Stoltz

Deb Schlough

Bev Pynenberg

Barb Fetterolf

Donna Nett-Heus

Clinton Judy

Karen Peckham

Suzanne Zoch

Appointed Board Position

Member Education Committee

Communications Committee

Fund Raising Committee

Membership Committee

Grounds/Garden Committee

Current Chairperson

Nancy Goodman

Kim Lesperance

Jaci Micke & Sue Turner

Diana Van Straten

Deanna Vanden Heuvel & Donna Nett-Heus

Education Committee

Arrange for programs at the monthly meetings, provide continuing education for all members, and coordinate and oversee all educational events open to the public community, i.e.: Library Presentations.

Communications Committee

The Communication Committee holds responsibility for the quarterly member newsletter, the OCMGA website, the OCMGA Facebook page, the OCMGA blog, all mass e-mails to members, and emails to non-members about various events and fundraisers throughout our calendar year.

Fundraising Committee

The Fundraising Committee holds responsibility for organizing fundraising events, including the ordering of product, recruitment of volunteers, procurement of supplies, and interaction with both the Communication and Education Committees to ensure resounding success.

Projects Committee

Organizes and promotes ongoing and annual project activities around the community and in our backyard.

Membership Committee

Strong member involvement is critical to the long-term success of any volunteer organization. The committee will ensure strong member involvement including outreach to interested community members, orientation for new members, social activities, and general member advocacy.

Grounds / Gardens Committee

On the grounds of the University of Wisconsin-Extension office at 3365 W. Brewster Street there are many gardens and pathways that are used for classroom studies, as well as being available for browsing by the general public. In addition, the grounds are used for our annual plant sale each May. This committee takes responsibility for the design of each of the garden areas, as well as the maintenance of those areas.