Morgantown Fundraising Pumpkin Patch Is Coming to a Close
A fundraising pumpkin patch in Morgantown, which allowed community members to pick out pumpkins and support local causes while volunteers earned service hours, is coming to a close.
Clarksburg Weston, WV, October 25, 2026 —
A fundraising pumpkin patch in Morgantown is coming to a close after offering community members a chance to pick out pumpkins while supporting local causes. Volunteers also earned service hours through their participation.
The available information does not specify when the patch opened or when it will close. It also does not identify the organizers, the causes that benefited, or how much money was raised. No attendance figures or details about the number of volunteers were provided.
The event brought together several aims: providing pumpkins for community members, raising funds for local causes and giving volunteers an opportunity to earn service hours. The information available does not clarify how the proceeds were divided or which organizations received support.
With the patch nearing its end, its remaining schedule and any plans for future events have not been provided. It is also unclear whether the close marks the end of this year’s fundraiser or the end of the event altogether.
The details reported here are limited to the patch’s location in Morgantown, its fundraising purpose, the opportunity for community members to select pumpkins, and the service hours volunteers could earn. Further information about the organizers, beneficiaries, dates and fundraising results was not available.
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