Garden
with us
Garfield Community Farm could not operate without the generous support of an abundant volunteer base. We operate with a small staff and rely on volunteers to assist with everything from planting seeds to picking up trash to maintaining the fences.
Volunteering
A great place for beginners and newcomers to start. No previous skills required and staff is always present to guide beginners and experts alike.
More ways to get involved
Weekly chores
At a minimum, our farm needs 30 to 60 minutes of attention each morning that includes watering our two indoor spaces and feeding/caring for our poultry and rabbits. Our chore volunteers commit to this responsibility for a given day of the week on a weekly basis.
Work shares
Summer 2024 workshare application period closed.
Participants in our WorkShare Program exchange labor for a CSA share during our market season. Participants can commit to working 2 hours per week in exchange for a half CSA share or 4 hours per week in exchange for a full CSA hare.
Spaces are limited.
Stakeholders
Volunteer Stakeholders are invited to “adopt” a specific section or task of the farm, such as composting or knotweed management. With the guidance of staff, Stakeholders familiarize themselves enough with the section/task, so that they can come up on their own time to volunteer as well as instruct other volunteers in assisting them.
Want to learn more?
All volunteering questions should be directed to aj@garfieldfarm.com
All WorkShare Program questions should be directed to bre@garfieldfarm.com