Voluntary service wins adopt-a-garden 2024 | va iron mountain health care | veterans affairs

Voluntary service wins adopt-a-garden 2024 | va iron mountain health care | veterans affairs


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The 13th Annual Adopt-a-Garden winning garden was a “Caring through the Seasons” themed garden planted by the Voluntary Service department. They included barbies participating in seasonal


activities throughout their garden, set amongst a colorful assortment of flowers. Supply Chain Management constructed a Christmas themed garden to win second place, and Prosthetics placed


third with the theme “Let Freedom Ring.” By Robert Wollenberg, Public Affairs Specialist August 26, 2024 Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center’s Voluntary Service department won the 13th Annual


Adopt-a-Garden contest. This marks the second consecutive win by Voluntary Service.  The Adopt-a-Garden contest is an employee and volunteer developed “just-for-fun” beautification of the


medical center grounds for Veterans, staff and volunteers to enjoy. This year there were 11 entries competing. This year’s winning garden was a “Caring through the Seasons” themed garden


planted by the Voluntary Service department. They included barbies participating in seasonal activities throughout their garden, set amongst a colorful assortment of flowers.  Supply Chain


Management constructed a Christmas themed garden to win second place, and Prosthetics placed third with the theme “Let Freedom Ring.” We would like to share a huge thank you for our


volunteer judges, Mindy Meyers with the Dickinson Alliance and Sonja Matzke, CCI Systems and Andrea Collins, former (retired) associate director for nursing and patient care for sharing


their time with us.  Thank you to everyone who participated, and to our community partnership judges. We look forward to our 14th annual contest next summer!