Sharon Grange 800

05/04/2026

Sharon Grange 800 - May Newsletter

05/04/2026

Toni and I want to thank A-1 Roofing for their donation of the Mariner’s tickets for silent auction at oyster feed on April 11. We won the tickets. We went on Saturday night to the Mariners game. We had great seats and a wonderful time. Thank you!

04/29/2026

Farmers and indivuals may be interested getting these free plants and shrubs for their house.

We have leftover Free Native Plants for Your Property

The Grays Harbor Conservation District has leftover free bare root and potted trees and shrubs for landowners interested in planting along rivers and creeks within the Chehalis River Watershed.

Planting native vegetation helps shade streams, reduce soil erosion, and provide woody material that supports diverse aquatic habitat.

If your property is along the Chehalis River or one of its tributaries, you may be eligible. Thank you for helping steward our local waterways.

Contact [email protected] to request plants

Plants are provided through the Chehalis Basin Strategy Aquatic Species Restoration Plan and are available while supplies last

04/25/2026

We are looking for vendors to our three summer Farmer’s Markets at the Sharon Grange #800.

04/23/2026

We want to thank the following donors that donated for our annual all-you-can-eat oyster feed that was on April 11, 2026.

Walmart - Aberdeen 2037
Olympic Timber and Excavating LLC
Jody Nelson
Valley Cleaners
A-1 Roofing, Inc.
House Brothers Construction
Janet Krack
Tractor Supply Company
Richard Hawkins
Better Properties Grays Harbor
NAPA - Aberdeen
Kathy Elofson
Get Fit Healthclub
Mount Olympus Brewing
The Market Place Inc.
Gray Goat Bar & Grill
Dennis Company - Elma
Shirley and Mark George
Toni and Angi Aubuchon
Tuna-Werth Creamery LLC
Satsop Bulb Farm
South Bank Flower Co.
Fred LeVering
Montesano Farm and Home
Linda Johnson
Linda Waldenberg
Lye In The Coconut Soap Shop Company

Including all the volunteers that worked the oyster feed.

04/21/2026

Help us grow with new active members.

Every Tuesday this month, we are bringing you a Grange "Pro-Tip" to help local Granges promote the Grange.

This week's Pro-Tip:
🔹 The Grange is more than just agriculture - it’s about building stronger communities. 🔹

While our roots are in farming and agriculture, the modern Grange supports rural and small-town communities through service projects, advocacy, youth development, and local engagement.

From food drives to community events, scholarship programs to legislative advocacy, Granges across the country are making a difference every day.

Being part of the Grange means being part of something bigger than yourself—right in your own hometown.

Consider learning more about this through programs like Project Sustenance (nationalgrange.org/projectsustenance) and the Rural Life Initiative (nationalgrange.org/rural-life-initiative).

04/17/2026

See our April 19 post for more info.
Hey parents, bring your grade school kids to South Union Grange on Saturday April 25 and hear about some of the agricultural history of the area. Learn how soil mixes with water and plant some seeds to take home. This free event starts at 10 am and goes until 1 pm. Come out and enjoy this fun educational opportunity.
The Grange is located at 10030 Tilley Road S. (opposite 101st Ave. SW, between the airport and Millersylvania State Park).

04/13/2026

We want to thank all the volunteers who worked the oyster feed and setup and took down. If it wasn’t for you, we would not have an event. So thank you very much for all your help.

04/13/2026

Don’t forget tonight is our monthly Sharon Grange meeting at 7 pm with social time at 6:30 pm.

04/13/2026

Don’t forget the monthly meeting is tonight at 7 pm. Hope to see you there.

11/28/2025

December 2025 SG800 Newsletter is here early!
The December edition of the Sharon Grange SG800 Newsletter is now live. I want to thank you Kathleen Huhta Brumfield once again for your help and support in the creation of these Newsletters. I will certainly miss these times. Until we write again my friend.
Merry Christmas Everyone and Happy New Year
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