Mukilteo Garden & Quilt Tour is co-sponsored by the Mukilteo Lighthouse Quilters and the Mukilteo Way Garden Club.  We are a Non-Profit Corporation, registered in Washington State.

Founded in 2005. Mukilteo Lighthouse Quilters is a 501c(3) non-profit organization.  Our mission is to provide members with opportunities to learn more about the craft of quilting, to be involved in community outreach and give time and energy to creating comfort quilts for charity.  We donate approximately 100 charity quilts each year to four Snohomish County charities. The charitable organizations we work with are Dawson Place, a child advocacy center for victims of child abuse. Homage, Snohomish County's meals on wheels provider. YWCA Pathways for Women, emergency shelter and pathway to stability for women in crisis. Bristol Hospice of Snohomish County, hospice services for Snohomish Co. residents including veterans.  We partner with the City of Mukilteo Recreation and Cultural Programs by providing a speaker series free to the public at the Mukilteo Rosehill Community Center. If you share our passion for quilting, please join us.  Check our website for upcoming meetings and events: http://www.mlquilters.org

The Mukilteo Way Garden Club, organized in 1933, is proud of our longtime commitment to the community by fostering knowledge and appreciation of gardening and the environment.  The Club is a 501c(3) non-profit organization which promotes gardening interest and education for its members and the public with speakers, field trips and community gardening projects. Members volunteer their time to care for plantings at the historic Fowler Pear Tree Park and are responsible for designing, planting and maintaining their ‘Crossing Paths’ Quilt Garden at the Rosehill Community Center.  Besides supporting several regional groups such as the Mukilteo Community Garden and Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens, the Club’s fundraising through the Mukilteo Garden and Quilt Tour provides annual horticulture scholarships open to students taking classes in horticulture or related fields in any accredited Washington college or trade school.  Please visit our website www.mwgc.org to follow our projects and speaker schedule. We welcome new members and guests at our meetings.