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Volunteer

Join us at the Garden


We’re out at the garden almost every weekend, and there are lots of ways to get involved!

Volunteer Form 



Support

Donate to Support the Garden


We are currently raising money to build acessible beds, a table and benches, and to become a 501c3

Donate with CashApp

Donate with Venmo


Support

Get a Hat


a green hat that says "garden" in all caps in yellow, sort of hanging on a wood pile
All the proceeds go towards the Garden fundraising goals!

Order with This Form


Community

Join the Email List


Fill out This Form




volunteers figuring out how to plant seeds the hand-painted sign in front of the garden that says "community garden" volunteers making raised beds out of compost socks volunteers unloading dirt from the back of a pickup and smoothing out beds that are getting dirt! volunteers shoveling dirt out of the back of a pickup truck into buckets, because we don't have a wheelbarrow yet! planting some early spring radish seeds the first radish sprout volunteers shoveling dirt into a bed made of repurposed decorative garden fencing a bunch of people working with clay to make garden markers volunteers planting in all the garden beds Liz getting ready to plant seeds in a raised bed using the square foot method Kate planting some seedlings in a raised bed the group of volunteers on planting day!





To get in touch,


use our contact form or email us at 23rdStGarden (at) gmail (dot) com


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Located on stolen land traditionally home to Kickapoo, Osage, Kiowa, Wichita, and Nʉmʉnʉʉ (Comanche) Tribes, and home to many others that were violently removed from their homelands, we garden with gratitude for the ancestral knowledge and teachings of Peoples who still lead us toward connection to Earth.

We encourage you to make donations to the Tribes in your area, and learn about and amplify the incredible things Indigenous people are doing.


23rd St. Community Garden is queer, neurodivergent, disabled, multi-generational, anti-capitalist, gender non-conforming, trans, Indigenous, and a lot of fun. We hope you’ll join us.