What We Expect From Volunteers
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Arrive on time and be ready to participate
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Treat staff, fellow volunteers, elders, and youth with respect
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Honor the land, tools, and systems we use
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Follow instructions from garden leaders
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Ask questions when unsure — learning is part of the process
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Dress appropriately for outdoor work (closed-toe shoes, sun protection, etc.)
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Notify us if you cannot attend a scheduled volunteer shift
What Volunteers Can Expect From Us
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A safe and supportive environment to learn and grow
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Training and guidance for all tasks
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Respect, patience, and encouragement
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Opportunities to learn about gardening, sustainability, herbalism, and food access
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Inclusion in a community-driven mission that uplifts elders, youth, and underserved families
Equity Commitment
We believe everyone deserves access to fresh food, land-based education, and community.
We actively work to ensure volunteer opportunities are accessible by:
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Offering tasks of varying physical levels
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Providing adaptive tools when available
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Welcoming volunteers of all backgrounds, abilities, and identities
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Creating a culture where questions, mistakes, and new learners are embraced
If you need accommodations or support to volunteer, please contact us — we are committed to making space for you.