VOLUNTEER

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VILLAGE

GARDENS

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Thanks for your patience,
Kris

Volunteering at Village Gardens is a great way to participate in a healthy thriving food system. As a volunteer at Village Gardens you can be a part of growing food, selling food, cooking food and sharing food. We hope to see you around! We are looking for volunteers to help us translate some of our materials into Spanish or Swahili. Are you able to help us? Are you interested in data entry and seeing the results and impact of our work in numbers? Do you have skills in design and illustration?  Are you an artist? We would love your help!

 

Fruits of Diversity Orchard

Join us for monthly orchard work parties. Volunteer work parties work on pruning, pest control and harvest parties. Come to learn about edible shrubs, and healthy orchard planting and planning. Contact Brad to sign up.

a child holding a pear
pascal holding a sign why he likes to garden

Gardens

Interested in volunteering in our community gardens? We are looking for both short and long term volunteers beginning in Spring of 2020

The garden can also host volunteer groups of 5 to 50 volunteers during the growing season. Volunteer groups will have the opportunity to work with adult and youth community leaders in their work seeding, planting, weeding, and maintaining their community garden.

Village Market Store

What are your special talents and skills? Village Market needs you!  Help us stock shelves, count inventory, and sparkle up pans. Make new friends, do good work! 

Help out just 2 hours a week or 8 hours a month, and earn a 15% discount on store purchases for a month. We are looking for neighbors, customers, and food lovers to join the Village Market in providing quality, fresh, healthy, affordable groceries to New Columbia and it’s neighbors.

Kris and Brad catching a cabbage