Volunteer Saturdays
As we start to near the end of the growing season, LHF is seeking some additional help. The tasks on our volunteer days may include cleaning up some of our growing areas, weeding, or clearing fence lines. Please wear weather appropriate clothing and close-toed shoes. In the event of inclement weather, we may choose to reschedule. The farm will provide any gloves and tools needed for the day.
Harvest Festival Volunteers
Living Hope Farm is planning a harvest festival for Sunday, September 13 from 2:00 - 6:00 pm. We anticipate having pumpkins and sunflowers, games, children's activities, and food, and will need a number of volunteers to help us make this a successful event. Please sign up using the link below.
Volunteering
We host a variety of volunteer opportunities before, during, and after the season. Whether you’re looking to break a sweat or simply get closer to the source of your food, we would love to have you out on the farm!
How to Sign Up
To help us prepare for your visit, please let us know you are coming:
- Sign Up: Use the links provided below.
- Contact: Reach out to our volunteer coordinator at volunteer.livinghope@gmail.com.
What to Expect
Work requirements change with the season. Activities can be physical, repetitive, or—fair warning—a bit dirty! Typical tasks include:
- Weeding and thinning
- Mulching and planting
- Harvesting seasonal produce
Upon Arrival: Please sign in. We will provide a brief orientation and instructions for your assignment. Depending on the group size, we may work together or divide into smaller teams to tackle tasks efficiently.
Bringing the Family
We love having children at the farm! It is a fantastic way for them to learn where their food comes from. To ensure everyone has a great experience, please keep the following in mind:
- Preparation: Check the weather before coming. We recommend bringing snacks, sunscreen, water, and sun hats, as young children can quickly become tired or overheated.
- Child-Friendly Tasks: We strive to provide tasks suitable for "happy feet" to protect our delicate plants. If field work becomes too much, children are welcome to feed the chickens or explore the farm.
- Safety First: For the safety of our guests and the farm, adults must monitor children at all times.
- No climbing on farm equipment.
- Children may not be left unaccompanied in the barn, greenhouse, or share room.










