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United Way Seeks Donations for Serenity Garden Project

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The United Way of Washington County is seeking donations and volunteers for the Day of Caring to help complete the Cherish Families Serenity Garden in Hildale.

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  • United Way of Washington County is seeking donations for the Cherish Families Serenity Garden in Hildale.
  • The project is associated with the Day of Caring scheduled for Oct. 17, 2026.
  • Needs include decorative rock and a variety of plants such as trees, shrubs, and perennials.
  • Financial contributions and community sponsorships are being accepted to cover material costs.

The United Way of Washington County is seeking community support to complete the Cherish Families Serenity Garden in Hildale. The effort is part of the Day of Caring scheduled for Oct. 17, 2026.

Organizers are requesting donated landscape materials and financial support to assist with the project. Priority needs for the garden include approximately 75 yards of decorative rock, specifically in 1-inch size or smaller.

Donors may also provide various plants and landscape materials, including trees, shrubs, grasses, roses, perennials, and vines. The wish list includes items such as Eastern Redbud, Fruitless Mulberry, Red Push Chinese Pistache, Carolina Cherry, Chaste Tree, and Pink Dawn Chitalpa, among others.

In addition to physical materials, the organization is seeking financial contributions and community sponsors. The initiative aims to secure 35 to 40 community sponsors at the $100 level to help cover the costs of rock and other materials. Partial in-kind donations are also welcome.

Individuals interested in helping can sponsor rock or plants, donate landscape materials, or make a financial contribution. The organization also encourages connecting them with nurseries, rock suppliers, landscapers, or contractors.

Donations may be fulfilled in whole or in part. To assist with site logistics and tracking remaining needs, donors are asked to coordinate before purchasing or delivering materials.

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