Volunteer
Volunteers are the heart of our nonprofit!
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Resilient Roots.
Volunteers maintain our demonstration garden, install edible landscapes at Habitat for Humanity houses, help with our annual plant sale, and so much more. A few hours a week of your time offers invaluable support that brings our mission and services to the community—and in exchange, offers you the opportunity to learn more about eco-friendly gardening while forging new connections.
By filling out our Volunteer Signup Form, you can let us know about your availability and how you would like to help out.
Volunteer Opportunities
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Resilient Roots Garden Volunteers
Get your hands in the dirt and help maintain and expand our demonstration garden at Fuller Farm in Marstons Mills. Join us on a weekday morning or after work for a few hours of hands-on gardening with friends. Responsibilities may include
• Weeding, planting, mulching, watering, harvesting
• Gathering materials from the community for use in the garden (leaves, cardboard, coffee grounds, etc.) -
Habitat Landscape Installation Volunteers
Join us for one of our day-long events that transforms a new house lot into a low-maintenance, edible landscape featuring native plants for one of the Habitat for Humanity houses on Cape. You’ll have the opportunity to learn permaculture techniques firsthand while helping a family. Tasks may include
• Planting trees and supporting plants
• Spreading mulch materials
• Building raised beds -
Material Gathering Volunteers
We are always looking for someone with a truck to scout for cardboard and other materials we use in the garden. This is especially helpful in the spring but we really need someone throughout the growing season to supply us with cardboard.
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Tool Volunteers
Maintain our inventory of garden tools and work with us to improve and expand this resource. Responsibilities may include
• Organizing and inventorying tools
• Checking that our tools remain in good working order
• Seeking and receiving tool donations from the community