Help us to repair the raised beds in the historic kitchen garden at the John Wornall House! The Wornall House, built in 1858, was built as a farm mansion and was also used as a field hospital during the Civil War's Battle of Westport. It is now a museum and inclusive family space.

Plantings on our grounds are fully native, with an additional kitchen garden full of the vegetables and herbs the Wornall family would have enjoyed in 1858. The Wornall House garden is a registered Homegrown National Park maintained by the Master Gardeners of Greater Kansas City.

Midwest weather has taken its toll on our wooden raised beds in the kitchen garden and they are in need of repair! Our all-volunteer gardening crew would appreciate your donation to repair and replace these beds. Wornall/Majors is a 501c3 organization and all donations are tax-deductible.

All contributions will be recognized in online and print media, plus a very special social media shoutout! Business contributions of $250 or more will receive a business feature on our Facebook and Instagram pages, including your logo and information about your business!

Wornall House Garden Bed Repair

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