We are currently seeking donations for our Angel Tree program, food outreach, youth activities, community beautification, and fall and winter projects. Give $10 or any amount, or become a monthly supporter.
Your gift helps Good News Hagerstown rescue and share food, brighten downtown with seasonal flowers and winter decorations, support youth and inclusive gardening activities, and bring holiday joy to local children. We are 100% volunteer-led, with no salaries.
Cash App: Give to $flowerfundraiser (profile name: Shawn Boward).
Credit or debit card: Use the secure donation form below. Give $10 or any amount, or choose a monthly gift to help all year long.
For a donation acknowledgment or project sponsorship, email goodnewshagerstown@gmail.com. Thank you for helping your neighbors in Hagerstown and Washington County.
Love the colorful planters in downtown Hagerstown? Good News Hagerstown designs and cares for the 11 planters along Franklin Street, and we are planning an October class to share the techniques behind them.
Learn how to combine height, fullness, and trailing plants; choose plants for your light conditions; and get container size, potting mix, drainage, watering, and seasonal care right. The proposed workshop includes a demonstration, hands-on planting, and a simple care guide. Beginners are welcome.
Join our October class interest list and tell us whether a weekday evening or weekend works best. We will share the date, Hagerstown location, and class fee before registration opens. There is no payment or commitment to join the interest list.
Net proceeds will help support GNH projects, including Angel Tree. Email goodnewshagerstown@gmail.com with the subject October gardening class, or call 240-310-4487.
Bring seasonal color to your entrance and thoughtfully chosen greenery to your indoor spaces. Good News Hagerstown offers custom designer planters and plant maintenance for businesses across Hagerstown and Washington County.
Our local work includes the 11 Franklin Street planters in downtown Hagerstown and planter and landscape care at Meritus Park, home of the Flying Boxcars.
Choose outdoor planters for storefronts and patios, indoor plant displays for offices and reception areas, seasonal refreshes, or an agreed maintenance schedule covering watering, feeding, pruning, and plant-health checks. Each proposal reflects your space, light conditions, preferred style, and budget.
Tell us about your project and send a few photos. We will discuss the scope and prepare a quote before any work begins. Net proceeds from our services help support GNH projects, including Angel Tree. Email goodnewshagerstown@gmail.com or call 240-310-4487.
Good News Hagerstown Inc. is a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving children, families, and neighbors across Hagerstown and Washington County, Maryland.
We rescue and share food, provide shoes and basic necessities, bring people together through inclusive gardening and creative activities, and care for neighborhood gardens and planters. Our volunteers turn community generosity into practical help and meaningful connections.
This fall, we are preparing a free Valley Meadows Fall Festival and building support for winter and Christmas outreach. Your gift helps with food, costumes, activity materials, seasonal necessities, and the supplies that make these programs possible.
Give $10, choose another amount, or volunteer your time. Every act of kindness helps grow good news.
Neighborhood Beautification & Intergenerational Programs
Our Neighborhood Beautification initiative is focused on transforming low-income areas into vibrant, welcoming, and green community spaces. Building on last year’s work—where we revitalized spaces like Hub City Vineyard with thousands of flowers and shrubs—we are expanding our impact in a powerful new way.
This year, we are launching intergenerational beautification programs, bringing together children, families, and older adults to plant, design, and care for gardens throughout the community. From pollinator gardens to hands-on planting classes, participants learn about nature, sustainability, and teamwork while creating something meaningful together.
These shared experiences build connection across generations, teach responsibility, and give participants a sense of ownership and pride in their neighborhoods. More than just planting flowers, we are creating spaces that promote mental wellness, community engagement, and long-term environmental stewardship.
Together, we are cultivating a greener, healthier, and more connected Hagerstown—one garden at a time.
Offering essential resources to families in need.
A Community Garden Hub for Hagerstown
Monthly plant-themed class for special needs guests & caregivers.
Michael "Mike" exemplifies visionary leadership and a deep commitment to the Hagerstown community. Known for his big dreams and compassionate heart, Michael actively develops initiatives aimed at uplifting community members. Michael's unwavering commitment to service and his innovative approach make him an invaluable leader in fostering positive change throughout the community.
A dedicated community advocate with extensive background in youth mentorship, he is dedicated to working hard towards his goal of improving the lives of every child. John is committed to uplifting those in need.
Jess brings strong community-engagement experience and a deep commitment to local families.
Passionate about nurturing and supporting children, Shawn is dedicated to initiatives that provide nutritious meals to youth in need. Her love for plants mirrors her commitment to growth and cultivation, both in nature and within the community. Shawn's unwavering dedication to serving others and fostering a compassionate environment makes her an invaluable asset to Good News Hagerstown Inc.
Chad brings technology and data-management experience to GNH’s board and community programs.