Switchpoint Greenhouse Garden - Helping the Homeless
friends of switchpointSt George (UT)
Switchpoint Greenhouse Garden - Helping the Homeless
Posted 3 days ago
friends of switchpointSt George (UT)
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About the role
About the event Switchpoint Garden Towers Fresh Food. Real Impact. Grown Right Here. At Switchpoint, we're growing more than just produce—we're growing health, opportunity, and community resilience. Our innovative vertical tower gardens produce fresh, hyper-local greens that supply our food pantry, community market, and neighbors in need. For every four heads of greens sold, one is donated to a family facing food insecurity. Every harvest helps bring nutritious food straight from our garden to someone's table. Sow hope. Harvest change. Be the shift. What will volunteers do? Volunteer to Harvest the Garden Towers Join our tower garden team and help bring fresh greens to our pantry, market, and local families. As a harvest volunteer, you'll remove produce from our 8-foot-tall towers, wearing a harvest bucket and carrying 3 to 5 pounds at a time. Some light ladder work may be involved, but we can easily pair you with a partner if needed. You'll also help tidy up any fallen plant debris to keep the area clean. This is a hands-on, high-impact way to nourish our community and support Switchpoint's mission of health and self-reliance. What will volunteers need to bring or wear? Please wear clothing that you can work in, if you have long hair, please tie it back/wear a hat. Closed toe shoes required.
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