Volunteer: Augusta Campus Volunteering (Afternoon Shift)Volunteers at the Augusta Campus help support multiple programs: Backpack food bags for students, Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families during Summer Harvest, or sorting canned goods and fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Address: Volunteer Requirements: Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. If you have a group larger than 5, please "Respond as a Team" or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Guides: What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Volunteer Safety Practices Program: Augusta Campus Volunteering Volunteers at the Augusta Campus help support multiple programs: Backpack food bags for students, Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families during Summer Harvest, or sorting canned goods and fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Address: Volunteer Requirements: Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. If you have a group larger than 5, please "Respond as a Team" or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Guides: What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Volunteer Safety Practices Program: Augusta Campus Volunteering Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30909 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Augusta Campus Volunteering (Morning Shift)Augusta Campus Volunteering Volunteers at the Augusta Campus help support multiple programs: Backpack food bags for students, Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families during Summer Harvest, or sorting canned goods and fresh produce. Our Augusta Campus features two volunteer centers: The Sue W. Harrison Volunteer Center and the Food Lion Feeds Volunteer Center inside of the Produce Rescue Center. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Address: 3310 Commerce Drive, Augusta, Georgia 30909 Volunteer Requirements: Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. If you have a group larger than 5, please "Respond as a Team" or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Guides: What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Volunteer Safety Practices Program: Augusta Campus Volunteering Augusta Campus Volunteering Volunteers at the Augusta Campus help support multiple programs: Backpack food bags for students, Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families during Summer Harvest, or sorting canned goods and fresh produce. Our Augusta Campus features two volunteer centers: The Sue W. Harrison Volunteer Center and the Food Lion Feeds Volunteer Center inside of the Produce Rescue Center. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Address: 3310 Commerce Drive, Augusta, Georgia 30909 Volunteer Requirements: Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. If you have a group larger than 5, please "Respond as a Team" or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Guides: What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Volunteer Safety Practices Program: Augusta Campus Volunteering Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30909 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Aiken Campus Volunteering (Morning Shift)Volunteers at the Aiken Campus help support multiple programs from packing Backpack Meals for students, assembling Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families, sorting and packing canned goods, or sorting fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Address: The Aiken Campus Volunteer Center is located at Directions: You will go past our main building on Capital Drive and turn left on Enterprise. Go down the road; you will pass DLS Alarm Systems on the right. We are the two brown buildings past DLS. Turn in on the paved drive between the two brown buildings; there is a field behind them where you can park. Volunteers will be working in the larger of the two buildings. Volunteer Requirements: If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email Volunteers@goldenharvest.org Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Guides and Graphics: Volunteer Safety Practices What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Program: Aiken Campus Volunteering Volunteers at the Aiken Campus help support multiple programs from packing Backpack Meals for students, assembling Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families, sorting and packing canned goods, or sorting fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Address: The Aiken Campus Volunteer Center is located at Directions: You will go past our main building on Capital Drive and turn left on Enterprise. Go down the road; you will pass DLS Alarm Systems on the right. We are the two brown buildings past DLS. Turn in on the paved drive between the two brown buildings; there is a field behind them where you can park. Volunteers will be working in the larger of the two buildings. Volunteer Requirements: If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email Volunteers@goldenharvest.org Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Guides and Graphics: Volunteer Safety Practices What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Program: Aiken Campus Volunteering Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 29803 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Helping Hands for The Urban FarmBe an everyday hero and help us sow seeds of change and ensure our farm stays beautiful, efficient, and welcoming. From planting to harvesting to keeping pathways clear and beds weed-free, your hands will create an oasis in the middle of a food desert. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something for everyone to learn and contribute! Ages 8 and up Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. Attire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.***Program: Urban Farm Be an everyday hero and help us sow seeds of change and ensure our farm stays beautiful, efficient, and welcoming. From planting to harvesting to keeping pathways clear and beds weed-free, your hands will create an oasis in the middle of a food desert. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something for everyone to learn and contribute! Ages 8 and up Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. Attire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.***Program: Urban Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meal PrepHelp us prepare meals for our guests. Serving our community at The Master's Table Soup Kitchen is a fun and rewarding way to spend the morning.
Meal prep volunteers help Staff get ready for the dining service. Meal prep may include chopping, cleaning, stirring, mixing, opening, plating or possibly cooking food for guests. Meal prep volunteers also set up the dining room for service including rolling utensils, stacking trays, setting tables and placing chairs or any last minute cleaning needed. Volunteers ages 18 and up only for meal prep. Schedule: Address: Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2+ hours. Please dress in comfortable, casual clothes that can get messy and comfortable closed toe shoes for standing. Golden Harvest requires Volunteers to adhere to the following dress code: closed toed shoes only, full length pants or skirts, shirts with short or long sleeves. Volunteers not appropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift. Hair nets, aprons and latex gloves are available in the kitchen and should be worn at all times while in the kitchen or dining room area. The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell Golden Harvest is smoke free and drug free environment. Theft, harassment, and abuse will not be tolerated. If you have a group larger than 5, please register as a team or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org ARRIVAL INFORMATIONArrive 15 minutes before start of shift (8:15am) for orientation. Gate entrance and exit: Approach the entrance gate, briefly step out of your vehicle, then press/hold the call button on the silver box for 5 seconds. Please allow 1-2 minutes for the staff to open the gate. The exit gate is labeled, has a sensor and will automatically open as your vehicle slowly approaches. As you enter through the volunteer door, on the wall to your left is the iPad to check in. Wait in the volunteer room, until orientation with a Golden Harvest staff member is completed. Sticker nametags are located in the volunteer room. There are lockers at this location for volunteers, however, we recommend securing personal items inside your vehicle. Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen Help us prepare meals for our guests. Serving our community at The Master's Table Soup Kitchen is a fun and rewarding way to spend the morning.
Meal prep volunteers help Staff get ready for the dining service. Meal prep may include chopping, cleaning, stirring, mixing, opening, plating or possibly cooking food for guests. Meal prep volunteers also set up the dining room for service including rolling utensils, stacking trays, setting tables and placing chairs or any last minute cleaning needed. Volunteers ages 18 and up only for meal prep. Schedule: Address: Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2+ hours. Please dress in comfortable, casual clothes that can get messy and comfortable closed toe shoes for standing. Golden Harvest requires Volunteers to adhere to the following dress code: closed toed shoes only, full length pants or skirts, shirts with short or long sleeves. Volunteers not appropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift. Hair nets, aprons and latex gloves are available in the kitchen and should be worn at all times while in the kitchen or dining room area. The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell Golden Harvest is smoke free and drug free environment. Theft, harassment, and abuse will not be tolerated. If you have a group larger than 5, please register as a team or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org ARRIVAL INFORMATIONArrive 15 minutes before start of shift (8:15am) for orientation. Gate entrance and exit: Approach the entrance gate, briefly step out of your vehicle, then press/hold the call button on the silver box for 5 seconds. Please allow 1-2 minutes for the staff to open the gate. The exit gate is labeled, has a sensor and will automatically open as your vehicle slowly approaches. As you enter through the volunteer door, on the wall to your left is the iPad to check in. Wait in the volunteer room, until orientation with a Golden Harvest staff member is completed. Sticker nametags are located in the volunteer room. There are lockers at this location for volunteers, however, we recommend securing personal items inside your vehicle. Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30909 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Dining Servers
Help us serve meals to our guests. Serving our community at The Master's Table Community Kitchen is a fun and rewarding way to spend the morning. Schedule: 7 days a week, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Address:
702 Fenwick St, Augusta, Georgia, 30901 Volunteer Requirements & Policies: Pre-registration is required.Ages 13 and up. Anyone under 18 must have a consent form signed by a guardian.Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the shift start for a brief orientation.All volunteers should check in at the kiosk in each location on the tablets provided.All supplies needed to ensure food safety standards will be provided.Volunteers should be comfortable lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly.The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities.Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment.Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell.Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated.Closed toe shoes, full length pants or skirts, shirts with long or short sleeves.Volunteers who come inappropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift. If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen
Help us serve meals to our guests. Serving our community at The Master's Table Community Kitchen is a fun and rewarding way to spend the morning. Schedule: 7 days a week, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Address:
702 Fenwick St, Augusta, Georgia, 30901 Volunteer Requirements & Policies: Pre-registration is required.Ages 13 and up. Anyone under 18 must have a consent form signed by a guardian.Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the shift start for a brief orientation.All volunteers should check in at the kiosk in each location on the tablets provided.All supplies needed to ensure food safety standards will be provided.Volunteers should be comfortable lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly.The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities.Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment.Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell.Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated.Closed toe shoes, full length pants or skirts, shirts with long or short sleeves.Volunteers who come inappropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift. If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email volunteers@goldenharvest.org Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Aiken Campus Volunteering (Afternoon Shift)Volunteers at the Aiken Campus help support multiple programs from packing Backpack Meals for students, assembling Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families, sorting and packing canned goods, or sorting fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Address: The Aiken Campus Volunteer Center is located at Directions: You will go past our main building on Capital Drive and turn left on Enterprise. Go down the road; you will pass DLS Alarm Systems on the right. We are the two brown buildings past DLS. Turn in on the paved drive between the two brown buildings; there is a field behind them where you can park. Volunteers will be working in the larger of the two buildings. Volunteer Requirements: If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email Volunteers@goldenharvest.org Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Guides and Graphics: Volunteer Safety Practices What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Program: Aiken Campus Volunteering Volunteers at the Aiken Campus help support multiple programs from packing Backpack Meals for students, assembling Senior Food Boxes, packing meals for families, sorting and packing canned goods, or sorting fresh produce. Schedule: Monday – Friday, 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Address: The Aiken Campus Volunteer Center is located at Directions: You will go past our main building on Capital Drive and turn left on Enterprise. Go down the road; you will pass DLS Alarm Systems on the right. We are the two brown buildings past DLS. Turn in on the paved drive between the two brown buildings; there is a field behind them where you can park. Volunteers will be working in the larger of the two buildings. Volunteer Requirements: If you have a group larger than 5, please sign up under the Group Opportunities or email Volunteers@goldenharvest.org Volunteers should be at least 8 years old. Anyone under 18 needs to be signed up by a guardian. Volunteers should be comfortable standing for 2-3 hours in an assembly line and lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. To protect the safety of our volunteers and provide a positive environment, Golden Harvest requires the following dress code for volunteers: closed toed shoes, full length pants or skirts, and shirts with sleeves (short or long). The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Guides and Graphics: Volunteer Safety Practices What Should I Wear in a Warehouse? Program: Aiken Campus Volunteering Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 29803 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Urban Farm VolunteeringBe an everyday hero and help us sow seeds of change and ensure our farm stays beautiful, efficient, and welcoming. From planting to harvesting to keeping pathways clear and beds weed-free, your hands will create an oasis in the middle of a food desert. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something for everyone to learn and contribute! Ages 8 and up Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. Attire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.*** Program: Urban Farm Be an everyday hero and help us sow seeds of change and ensure our farm stays beautiful, efficient, and welcoming. From planting to harvesting to keeping pathways clear and beds weed-free, your hands will create an oasis in the middle of a food desert. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something for everyone to learn and contribute! Ages 8 and up Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. Attire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.*** Program: Urban Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grow With Us Wednesdays – Hands-On Learning at the Urban FarmHave you ever wanted to learn how to grow your own food but weren’t sure where to start? Grow With Us Wednesdays is a slower-paced, hands-on volunteer experience designed to help you build confidence in the garden while supporting our work at the Urban Farm. Unlike a traditional volunteer shift, these sessions create space for learning along the way. You’ll work alongside our farm team, ask questions in real time, and gain practical skills you can take home with you. Whether you’re brand new to gardening or looking to deepen your knowledge, this is a welcoming place to start. What to Expect Hands-on experience with planting, harvesting, and maintaining crops Real-time guidance from our farm team Opportunities to ask questions and learn as you go A relaxed, supportive environment — no prior experience neededWho Can Participate Open to individuals and small groups All experience levels welcomeAttire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.***Program: Urban Farm Have you ever wanted to learn how to grow your own food but weren’t sure where to start? Grow With Us Wednesdays is a slower-paced, hands-on volunteer experience designed to help you build confidence in the garden while supporting our work at the Urban Farm. Unlike a traditional volunteer shift, these sessions create space for learning along the way. You’ll work alongside our farm team, ask questions in real time, and gain practical skills you can take home with you. Whether you’re brand new to gardening or looking to deepen your knowledge, this is a welcoming place to start. What to Expect Hands-on experience with planting, harvesting, and maintaining crops Real-time guidance from our farm team Opportunities to ask questions and learn as you go A relaxed, supportive environment — no prior experience neededWho Can Participate Open to individuals and small groups All experience levels welcomeAttire: Get ready to get down and dirty! Wear comfortable shoes or boots suitable for gardening, and don't forget your essentials for working outdoors - think bug spray, a hat, sunscreen, gardening or work gloves, and a trusty water bottle to keep you hydrated. This opportunity is physically demanding. While gardening is therapeutic, it can also be quite the workout! Be prepared to flex those muscles and lift at least 50 pounds during our gardening sessions. Our Urban Farm is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, GA, next door to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, near The James Brown Arena. When you arrive: 1. Drive up to the main entrance gate and press the button on the call box. A staff member inside will remotely open the gate for you. 2. Park your car in one of the designated volunteer parking spaces. The entrance to the Urban Farm is to the right of The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, down the sidewalk. For more information on the volunteering at The Urban Farm, view The Urban Farm Volunteer Manual ***When you sign up for volunteer shifts at the Urban Farm, you’ll automatically be added to our Urban Farm email list. We use this list to share important updates, volunteer information, and occasional news about what’s growing at the farm.***Program: Urban Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kitchen Facility CareHelp keep our community kitchen running smoothly! The Master’s Table Community Kitchen operates with the same standards as a commercial kitchen, allowing our guests to dine with safety, dignity, and comfort. Facility Care volunteers will assist Golden Harvest staff with essential support tasks such as cleaning, organizing, assisting with deliveries and inventory, general kitchen upkeep, dining room set up, and other tasks as needed. Volunteers ages 13 and up. Anyone under 18 must be signed up by a guardian. Schedule: Every day, 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Address: The Master's Table Community Kitchen is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, Georgia 30901 Volunteer Requirements and Guidelines: Volunteers must be 13+ Pre-registration is required. All supplies needed to ensure food safety standards will be provided. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Closed toe shoes, full length pants or skirts, shirts with long or short sleeves. NO CROP TOPS, SLEEVELESS SHIRTS, OR SANDALS. Volunteers who come inappropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift.Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen Help keep our community kitchen running smoothly! The Master’s Table Community Kitchen operates with the same standards as a commercial kitchen, allowing our guests to dine with safety, dignity, and comfort. Facility Care volunteers will assist Golden Harvest staff with essential support tasks such as cleaning, organizing, assisting with deliveries and inventory, general kitchen upkeep, dining room set up, and other tasks as needed. Volunteers ages 13 and up. Anyone under 18 must be signed up by a guardian. Schedule: Every day, 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Address: The Master's Table Community Kitchen is located at 702 Fenwick St, Augusta, Georgia 30901 Volunteer Requirements and Guidelines: Volunteers must be 13+ Pre-registration is required. All supplies needed to ensure food safety standards will be provided. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting 5-10 pounds repeatedly. The use of cell phones, headphones, and earbuds is discouraged during volunteer activities. Golden Harvest is a smoke and drug-free environment. Please reschedule if you feel sick or unwell. Theft, harassment, or abuse will not be tolerated. Closed toe shoes, full length pants or skirts, shirts with long or short sleeves. NO CROP TOPS, SLEEVELESS SHIRTS, OR SANDALS. Volunteers who come inappropriately dressed will be asked to change before their shift.Program: The Master's Table Community Kitchen Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Quiet Hour at the Farm – A Mindful Volunteer ExperienceSometimes, the most meaningful way to connect is in the quiet. Quiet Hour at the Farm is a peaceful, self-guided volunteer experience designed for those who want to spend time outdoors while contributing to the care of the Urban Farm — no conversation required. Bring your favorite podcast, audiobook, or playlist, and settle into simple, repetitive tasks like watering, weeding, and general plant care. It’s a chance to slow down, be present, and enjoy the rhythm of the garden. Whether you’re looking for a moment of calm in your week or a different way to give back, this space is here for you Program: Urban Farm Sometimes, the most meaningful way to connect is in the quiet. Quiet Hour at the Farm is a peaceful, self-guided volunteer experience designed for those who want to spend time outdoors while contributing to the care of the Urban Farm — no conversation required. Bring your favorite podcast, audiobook, or playlist, and settle into simple, repetitive tasks like watering, weeding, and general plant care. It’s a chance to slow down, be present, and enjoy the rhythm of the garden. Whether you’re looking for a moment of calm in your week or a different way to give back, this space is here for you Program: Urban Farm Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 30901 Allow Groups: No |