What We Do
The Farms at Trinity Health, both the Ann Arbor and Oakland campuses, are great places to learn more about sustainable farming, practice healthy eating, and giving back to your community. Our goal is to cultivate a volunteer group who become “experts” in our practices so they may take leadership roles in our growing spaces. We welcome volunteers of all backgrounds and abilities, and ask that volunteers be ages 15 and up. We welcome ongoing as well as one-time and group volunteers. On-going volunteers are asked to select one to two shifts that they can attend regularly through the growing season. We welcome large corporate groups on a case-by-case basis, please reach out to schedule opportunities.
Volunteer Schedule:
- Tuesdays 9am-12pm: Assist with microgreen production, Food Pantry organization, seed starting, and other various tasks.
- Wednesdays 9:30am-1pm: Assist with microgreen production, Food Pantry organization, seed starting, and other various tasks.
- Wednesdays 3pm-6pm: Farm Share/Food Pantry Distribution - Help with our food distribution day. (Starts April 10th)
- Thursdays 1pm-4pm: Community Cut Flower Garden maintenance and planting (Starts May 2nd)
Volunteer dates and times are subject to change based on needs and weather.
To get started, please email: farmvolunteers@trinity-health.org
Interesting Info
- Provide free and low cost vegetables and fruits to patients experiencing food insecurity to improve health outcomes.
- Partner with 20+ local farms to purchase additional produce for our weekly subscription box to serve even more families.
- Oversee a Compassion Garden to create thousands of flower bouquets to donate to hospital patients each year.
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