May Volunteer of the Month: Dave Dandeneau, Garden Ambassador

Issaquah, WALocal News

Dave Dandeneau, an active member of Issaquah Highlands, has been recognized as the May Volunteer of the Month for his exceptional contributions to community gardening. As a garden ambassador at Vista Gardens, he played a pivotal role in establishing a shared herb garden that benefits local residents by providing access to fresh herbs and freeing up personal garden plots for other produce. Dave's family, having moved from Jacksonville, Florida, has embraced gardening as a collective activity, significantly enhancing their lifestyle and encouraging healthier eating habits among his daughters. He enjoys the sense of community fostered by the garden, allowing him to connect with neighbors over gardening techniques and harvests. His dedication illustrates the profound impact community involvement can have on family dynamics and local health initiatives.

Looking ahead, Dave is eager to remain engaged with the various community gardens in Issaquah Highlands, emphasizing their value to the neighborhood. His story serves as an inspiration for others to participate in local volunteer opportunities and community initiatives.

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