The 2024 Volunteer Season
Thank you for an incredible season of volunteering at the Farm! We appreciate your support, making a difference in food access in our community, and creating a powerful impact on local food systems with closed-loop, sustainable agricultural practices. 

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Our three key focuses:

• Food Security: Our amazing volunteer presence allows us to provide our donation outlets with stable amounts of produce throughout the season, with a focus on gleaning the food that would otherwise get composted or left in the field.
• Holistic Involvement: For volunteers to have the opportunity to be involved in may aspects of farming from seeding to weeding; from transplanting to harvest; from washing to stocking the community fridge.​
• Community: Volunteering is a unique opportunity to get to know other volunteers, staff, and the land we care for; a fundamental part of Reunity's mission.

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 Volunteer Sign-Up

*All ​volunteers are required to complete our annual Volunteer Waiver
​(even if you've volunteered in previous years!)*

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Email us at [email protected] or [email protected]
if you'd like to volunteer in either of those capacities March through October.

​Please review our Volunteer Guidelines and FAQs below for more details.​​

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I'm a new volunteer and need to complete the Volunteer Waiver
OR
 I have volunteered in past years and need to complete the Waiver for 2024!

2024 Volunteer Waiver & Contact Info Form

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I have completed the 2024 Waiver and want to sign up for a work day! RSVP below.   

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 Volunteer Guidelines

• Once per year, all volunteers must complete our  Volunteer  Waiver & Contact Info Form, either prior to volunteering or at the beginning of your first shift
• Please arrive to the greenhouse at 9 a.m. for a 15 minute introduction and orientation to the day's tasks.
• Upon arrival, all volunteers  must sign-in to the Volunteer Sign-In/Out Sheet posted in the greenhouse for safety and record keeping purposes
• Please stay home if you are feeling sick
• Public bathrooms are ADA porta potties 
• Children  under the age of 12 must be working with an adult at all times; do not leave children unattended.
• Bring a water bottle with you, and do not leave any trash or belongings in the fields.  There are water refill stations available.
• Before leaving, all volunteers must return tools, pack their belongings, and sign out

Wondering how else to be prepared?  Check out our  Volunteer FAQ below.

Volunteer FAQ

Who can volunteer?

We welcome anyone and everyone, there are many ways to be involved! 

​We love kids, but please be aware that children under 18 need to be accompanied by a guardian and children under 12 need to be with their guardian at all times.

What might I be doing?

Mostly, volunteers are needed with field work (weeding, planting, harvesting, pruning, schlepping, digging, mowing, etc) and washing & packing produce. Sometimes we need volunteers to help with special projects. Please reach out if you’re interested in contributing to the farm this way: [email protected]. We’d love to talk about ways to work together!

When can I come?

•  In February and March, Wednesdays from 9:00am-12:00pm, and in April-November,   Wednesdays & Saturdays 9:00am-12:00pm. 
• Be sure to schedule your dates  via our   Volunteer Day Sign Up form  so we know how many  helpers to expect each day!  All volunteers are required to complete our annual Volunteer Waiver & Contact Info Form.​

How do I get to the farm?

Our physical address is: 1829 San Ysidro Crossing, Santa Fe, NM.   We’re across the street from the San Ysidro River Park Trail  trailhead parking lot, where San Ysidro Crossing meets the Santa Fe River. 

​If you’re driving, please keep right and follow signs to the parking area.

What should I wear?

Closed toe shoes and clothing you don’t mind getting dirty! We recommend that you wear comfortable pants, long sleeves, a hat, and sunscreen to protect from the sun. Bring layers and weather appropriate clothing (we work in all weather!).  If you have gardening/work gloves that you prefer, bring those along as well. Bring sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and snacks.

What should I NOT bring?

• Your dog! No pets are allowed in the field, so please don't bring them during your volunteer shift.
• If you are sick, please stay home and rest; come volunteer when you are well again!
• Drugs/tobacco are not permitted on the farm. Tobacco can carry the tobacco mosaic virus, which has the potential to infect nightshades (tomatoes, potatoes, etc). If you are a smoker, please wash your hands before/upon arriving to the farm.

What should I do once I arrive on the farm?

Grab your water and your gear (leave your valuables in your vehicle or a safe place) and head up to meet at the greenhouse. Check in with Reunity staff, and sign-in. All the volunteers will have a quick orientation about what the work day looks like and we’ll get to it!

I have more questions! Who should I talk to?

 Call us at 505-393-1196!  Office hours are Monday & Wednesday mornings.

Email us! You can reach me, Sian, Farm Manager at [email protected] for field volunteer questions or [email protected] for other inquiries.

We’d love to hear from you!