Volunteer Programs

Engaging students in gardening activities fosters teamwork, community connection, and a deeper appreciation for growing healthy, local food. We invite schools, daycares, summer camps, and after-school programs to collaborate with us in these meaningful experiences.

Students can also make a significant impact in combating food insecurity by:

• Organizing Food Drives: Inspiring peers and community members to collect non-perishable items for our community pantries.

• Volunteering to Stock Pantries: Helping sort and shelve donations to ensure efficient distribution to those in need.

• Creating Awareness through Social Media: Sharing educational content to inform others about food insecurity and ways to help.

• Starting a School or Community Garden: Leading efforts to grow fresh produce locally, benefiting both their school and surrounding communities.

These opportunities equip students with valuable life skills while fostering responsibility and compassion for their communities.

Step out of the office and embark on a fulfilling team-building adventure that makes a real difference. Engage in activities such as:

• Stocking Community Pantries: Collaborate with your team to organize and replenish local food pantries, ensuring that community members have access to essential supplies.

• Preparing Meals for Community Refrigerators: Work together to create nutritious meals that can be placed in community refrigerators, providing readily available food for those in need.

• Building School or Community Gardens: Participate in the creation of gardens that offer fresh produce and serve as educational spaces, fostering community engagement and sustainable living.

These hands-on projects not only strengthen team bonds but also contribute positively to local communities, addressing food insecurity and promoting well-being.Step out of the office and embark on a fulfilling team-building adventure that makes a real difference. Engage in activities such as:

 those in need.