Volunteer with Sustainable Solano

Do you have a special skill or talent you’d like to share?

Fill our our Volunteer Interest Form to get started!

 

Immediate Volunteer Needs

From time to time, we have a key volunteer position open up that we would like to fill right away. We’ll post those needs here.

CSA Volunteer Opportunities

We are interested in seeing other sites similar to the central Benicia CSA drop site grow in cities throughout Solano County. Do you already manage a CSA site and would like to expand? Or are you looking to bring a CSA site to your neighborhood? You can do it and we can help! If interested, please email volunteer@sustainablesolano.org.

Ongoing Volunteer Needs

Below are some of the ways we always welcome volunteer help. See something that interests you? See another need you could help fill?

Fill out our Volunteer Interest Form to get started!

 

Program Events

  • Dig in the dirt (and move some mulch)
  • Welcome attendees and assist with workshop registration
  • Contact local eateries to donate food
  • Serve food
  • Tasks vary by event

Professional/Administrative Support

  • Flyer design and distribution across Solano County
  • IT support
  • Preparing promotional material
  • Internet research
  • Outreach event assistance (help us set up and run a table at a local event)

Become Part of Our Network

  • Share upcoming events on your Nextdoor, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter accounts
  • Attend an event and write a blog for us on your experience
  • Take photos or video at an event to share
  • Know a local organization we should be working with? Help us make the connection

 

Questions? Need more information?

Send us an email at volunteer@sustainablesolano.org to get involved.

 

 

Monthly Benicia Community Garden Workdays

We have plenty of regular monthly events, especially for our well-established initiatives. Join us for these friendly gatherings. Get to know and learn from new friends, work in the community, dig in the dirt, do some light weeding and pruning, and sustain the roots, stems, leaves and seeds of our neighborhood at large.