Volunteer With Us

Our gardens are a great place to bring groups of all ages! Volunteers help our gardens stay healthy and productive.

Corporate Groups: This is a great way to come together as a group in a safe, outdoor environment, while helping to serve the community. To ensure a meaningful, engaging and educational experience for volunteers, we may request a tax-deductible donation from corporate volunteer groups to help cover our costs associated with coordination, preparation, execution and supplies.

Individual Volunteers: we are now accepting inquiries for individual volunteers who can commit to continued volunteering on a recurring basis at three of our San Francisco sites:

Parklab Community Garden in Mission Bay
June Jordan School for Equity in Excelsior
Mcateer Campus Community Farm in Twin Peaks

Virtual Volunteers: Do you have marketing, graphic design, translation or other skills you’d like to volunteer to support our mission from afar? We’d love to hear from you!

Learn more about our sites here.

Questions? Reach us at contact@urbansprouts.org

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Which of site(s) in San Francisco are you interested in volunteering at?(required)

"The Farm at June Jordan School for Equity" in the Excelsior, our largest site and most popular volunteer location with a greenhouse, flower field, off the grid kitchen, chickens and more!

"Mcateer Campus Community Farm in Twin Peaks" located at the Academy High School and Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, best for large groups.

"The Parklab Community Garden" in Mission Bay, best for small groups

No Preference

Virtual (ie administrative, marketing, social media, graphic design)

Please describe the tasks you are interested in completing, and your general related skills.

Please describe your availability and frequency of volunteering.

Organization

If inquiring for a one-time group, what date you would like to volunteer (YYYY-MM-DD)

If inquiring for a one-time group, what time you would like to attend

If inquiring for a one-time group, how many volunteers?

Anything else you’d like us to know?

Thank You!