Volunteer service days are designed for groups to help support the work of The Trustees. The opportunities focus on outdoor, hands-on projects such as mulching or weeding at a public garden, invasive species removal, harvesting or planting at an agricultural farm, and more. The projects vary depending on the property and time of year, but volunteers can definitely expect to get their hands dirty! Volunteers work alongside and learn from Trustees staff who are subject matter experts in areas such as ecology, horticulture, sustainability, and more.

What is the process for getting involved?  
Are you part of a corporate or community group interested in supporting The Trustees? Check out our volunteering pages for more information about these programs and submit a form of your interest! You can also reach out to us at volunteer@thetrustees.org

What does a typical volunteer service day look like?
A typical service day will be a group of 10-25 people, volunteering for 2-3 hours, from 9 am – 12 pm or 1 pm – 4 pm. We can be flexible to accommodate groups of other sizes, longer days, and different times, as needed. For groups of 100+ volunteers, select properties can host groups of this size, or we can schedule simultaneous service projects across multiple properties. Volunteers will be supported by a staff member to explain the project, lead the work, and share about The Trustees!