The commitment requires approximately three hours of work in the garden, which is followed by a simple complimentary lunch with our entire farm staff in our Cookhouse as our way of saying thank you. It’s the perfect opportunity to exchange ideas about important current issues involving food access and to learn how we can better serve our community from members of the community.
During the time working in the garden, volunteers must be able to bend, crouch, and kneel on sometimes rocky, uneven surfaces. Volunteers should plan to have plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, knee pads if available, work gloves, and snacks if needed. Appropriate clothing with closed-toed shoes is a necessity.