Volunteer Opportunity

Healthy Eating Pied Piper: Be a Seed-to-Plate Nutrition Educator aid

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Houston, TX
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  • Details

    Start Date:
    August 17, 2024, 8:00 AM CDT
    End Date:
    June 28, 2025, 2:00 PM CDT
    Schedule:Weekends
    Time Commitment:A few hours per month
    Recurrence:Recurring
    Areas of Focus:Agriculture, Children & Youth, Education, Hunger, Food Security, Veterans
    Benefits:
    Training Provided
    Participation:
    Groups Welcome
    Families Welcome
    International Volunteers Welcome

    Description

    Healthy Eating Pied Piper: Be a Seed-to-Plate Nutrition Educator aid

    At Hope Farms, we host a wide array of cooking and gardening classes for children, ranging from private events for small groups, to school field trips for hundreds and summer camps. We have opportunities on both weekdays and weekends

    Our Seed-to-Plate Education volunteers have a love of working with children and an interest in gardening and/or cooking; however, we do not expect volunteers to be professionals or experts in either area. On any given day, you could be in the raised garden beds coaxing a seedling to life, harvesting ripe produce, or cooking those fresh fruits and vegetables in our Peg Lee Culinary Classroom. Our volunteers help instructors, direct the children, share in the experience, and encourage the children to enjoy the lessons. Our volunteers range from high school students, parents and retirees to professional chefs. If you have a desire to work directly with children, this is the niche for you.

    In order to volunteer, you must fill out a Volunteer Interest Survey (VIS), which is located on our website, and attend an orientation. All Childrens Programming volunteers will need to complete a background check to be approved for work around children. Volunteers should dress appropriately for being around children and comfortably enough to be working in a garden and kitchen setting.

    At Hope Farms, we host a wide array of cooking and gardening classes for children, ranging from private events for small groups, to school field trips for hundreds and summer camps. We have opportunities on both weekdays and weekends

    Our Seed-to-Plate Education volunteers have a love of working with children and an interest in gardening and/or cooking; however, we do not expect volunteers to be professionals or experts in either area. On any given day, you could be in the raised garden beds coaxing a seedling to life, harvesting ripe produce, or cooking those fresh fruits and vegetables in our Peg Lee Culinary Classroom. Our volunteers help instructors, direct the children, share in the experience, and encourage the children to enjoy the lessons. Our volunteers range from high school students, parents and retirees to professional chefs. If you have a desire to work directly with children, this is the niche for you.

    In order to volunteer, you must fill out a Volunteer…

    Location

    On-site

    Hope Farms Agricultural Showcase and Training Center

    10401 Scott St, Houston, TX 77051, USA

    How to Apply

    1. To get started, please complete the Volunteer Interest Survey.

    2. If you have any questions, please contact the Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator.

    1. To get started, please complete the Volunteer Interest Survey.

    2. If you have any questions, please contact the Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator.

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