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Serve and Get Your Hands Dirty with Springfield Community Gardens

September 24, 2021 by Sarah J. Waterman

Are you looking for more opportunities to serve? Do you like getting your hands dirty? If so, think about serving for Springfield Community Gardens! Springfield Community Gardens provides numerous opportunities to serve at a garden, whether it be Brentwood Christian Church Community Garden, Amanda Belle’s Farm, Meador Community Gardens, Midtown Community Garden, or MSU’s Campus Garden.  

What you can expect from these opportunities is to plant, water, weed, and harvest produce. It is important to dress appropriately, wear closed toe shoes, bring a water bottle, and wear a mask. It doesn’t matter if you need service hours or simply want to give back, Springfield Community Gardens would love to have you! 

To sign up:  

https://www.givepulse.com/group/events/230640 


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