Individual Volunteers
We could not do what we do here at Red Wiggler without volunteers helping in the fields, being willing to expand their skills, getting to know the Growers and sharing their expertise. We are always looking for individuals who have the time and dedication to commit to Red Wiggler.
Thank you for your interest!
How to Apply:
Thanks for your interest. Please follow the instructions below and we will be in touch soon!
1) Sign-up for and attend a volunteer orientation (dates in yellow to the left).
2) Read Red Wiggler's Volunteer Policies.
3) Fill out the Youth Volunteer Application (17 years and under) or Adult Volunteer Form
(18 years and up) and return it to Katie Junghans.
4) If you are over 18 years old, complete an online Background Check.
5) Sign-up for volunteer dates with the Volunteer Coordinator.
Please contact Volunteer Coordinator, Katie Junghans with any questions.
Sign-up for an
Individual Orientation:
(click on date)
2020 Orientation Dates TBA
Contact Katie Junghans for 2019 volunteering opportunities.
Who can volunteer?
We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds, experience levels, and abilities. Our past volunteers have consisted of students earning service learning hours, teachers off during the summer holiday, retired adults, individuals with disabilities or injuries and many others.
We require that volunteers can follow directions, work well with others and complete tasks with limited supervision.
An interest in farming is helpful and being comfortable working outdoors with many different people is paramount. All ages are welcome; however, volunteers 13 years old and under must be under the supervision of an adult or legal guardian. The ideal volunteer can commit to a regular schedule of 20 hours or more over the course of a growing season however those interested in volunteering for less than 20 hours may still apply.
When can I volunteer?
Volunteers are needed April- November, Monday- Friday 9am-2pm.
Are there volunteer opportunities other than farming?
Most of our opportunities are in the fields, doing the real farming work. However, we do have occasional opportunities for those interested in events, education and administrative work. Please contact Darlene Richardson for further information.