Sunset Farm Garden Helpers

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The Park CDC is growing a bountiful assortment of fresh, pesticide-free produce to be shared with the community, and we're seeking volunteers to support for our gardening efforts.

We invite you to join us as we plant and care for the produce while also working to make a significant impact in promoting healthy eating and sustainable living. Activities can be any of the following: preparing the soil, planting, tending (weeding, trellising, watering, fertilizing, etc.), harvesting, weighing, packing, and dropping off harvested produce at community partner sites for distribution. You can also help staff the seasonal farm stand to donate produce to community members and educate people about how to to clean, store, and prepare the vegetables and fruits.

Your support will not only contribute to the success of our urban garden, but also inspire others to embrace sustainable gardening practices and help us to serve our neighbors in need. Additionally, your involvement will foster connections among fellow farming and gardening enthusiasts and promote a sense of belonging within our community.

To learn more and/or register for this opportunity, click on the following link: https://www.theparkcdc.org/programs/volunteer.

Registration Steps

Step #1 - Complete the Digital Registration Forms:

• Volunteer Application

• Waiver and Release of Liability Form

• Photo Release Waiver

Step #2 - Attend a virtual Volunteer Orientation Session:

You can register for an upcoming session using this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0949ABAA2BA7FDC43-54205196-sunset#/

Step #3 - Select your volunteer shifts.

Garden Helper shifts take place on Tuesdays and Saturdays between 8:30 A.M. and 10:30 A.M., and volunteers can help out as often as they would like. Use this link to select your shifts: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0949ABAA2BA7FDC43-54205196-sunset#/

For more information and/or questions:

• Visit https://www.theparkcdc.org/programs/volunteer
• E-mail volunteer@theparkcdc.org
• Call 704-209-5057 x2.

*Please note that this is an in-person volunteer opportunity only.